... ADDRESS TO THE QUEEN FROM CONVOCA- TION. The Queen held a Court on Saturday afternoon for the reception of addresses on the Throne. The Archbishop of Canterbury, wearing his Couvoca- tion robe, arrived at Buclhing-ham Palace at a quarter before 3 o'clock, accompanied by Bishops and Clergy of the province of Canterbury. His Grace and the deputa- tion were ushered to the Green Drawing-room, and ...

... F01tEIGN AND COLONIAL. AUSTRIA AND SARDINIA. f The immediate retirement of the Marquis de Cantono, i the Sardinian Envoy from Vienna, is denied. His Excel- lency, althoughforthetimebeinglhavingceased hisofficial t relations with the Government at Vienna, will yet. it is 1 reported, remain in that city until the close of the d spring. r A letter from Vienna of the 4th, in the IionambrgA News, ...

... LINCOLN TO NOTTINGHAM AND DERBY. STATIONS.t 1 23 12 1 24 1 2 12 1 2 12 3 123 1 2 CISS. CIsS. OIns. Clog. Ciss, CIS& Clss. CISS. OISS. Departurafrom am. am. a~m, am. p.m. p.m. p. m. p.m. p.m. Hull. . . 7.0 . ..12.30 .. .105 Lincoln . . 7.15 10.10 .. 3.10 . 8,20o Collingogha . . 7.43 10.30 .. 3.431. 8.40 Newark 7,08 10,41 3 8.253 Flakertoln . . 8.10 10.01 . 4.10 9. . 0 Thurgart0on. . 8.10 11. ...

... ACCIDEN--TS -AN OFNCES. n _ row- - ?? WA. .. ssAor-to- 11, BURCILARY AT RAHY CASTLE.-We understand that some MS eono persons entered Rnby Castle, the seat of lit Grace ?? the Duke of Cleveland, d oring Friday night last, the 24th r n- April, and stole about 1001. or 1501. in gold Find silver,frm o ;sa drawer in the office (if thle house steward; but a tiumber (If tal es notes deposited in thc ...

... - . . I h Thle quarterly meeting of this Cousseil was held oil Wed. u neadaty last, in the Gujidhall. Tule proceeding~s commenced N at eleen o'cock, nd the meeting was only half ovel t a M quarter to three, the ?? Connected with the Board of Beailth being adjourn~ed atthat time. Mir. flandyside, it wvill be Sectn from the report, complained of the inordinate letlgtb of some of the speaker's ...

... EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM FORT SRUK- BUDDAR, OF WIHICII PLACE CAPT. FITZROY MNUNDY, OF SHIPLEY, IS IN COMMAND. .. fi a . I . ,, - _ -- .w. ?? we think of these horrors and know that many of tile jisurgents are perhaps relations, at any rate friends of many in the Glily-es, it makes one tremble. who can ever trusat in a native again ? We can only hope that as God has mercifully protected us ...

... DREADFUL COLLIERY ACCIDENT- TWELVE MEN KILLED. (FRON! O(UR OWN IMPORTER.) Tui On Sunday morning last a very serious accident ami occurred at the Hollingwood Pit, Staveley Works, near I Chesterfield, the property of Richard Barrow, Esq.. occa- dec siotting the dentit of twelve men and involving serious ten injury to property. The pit is Vie largest at these ex-thV tensive works, ernplo3ing ...

... PR EFERMKENTS AND AYPOINT3ENTs. Rev. Richard Atlhill, M.A., Vicar orf Somertain, t, be a Surrogate for the diocese of Bath and Wells; Rev. Daniel Capper, M.IA., Rector of Hutitley, to be Rural Dean for the diocese of G!oucester; Rev. Stephen Ieed Cattley, M.A., to St. Jobn'i Church, Cliaplam, Surrey ; Rev. J. A. Clarke, to the Rectory of Kellaways. Vilts; Rev. Henry Clelan, M.A., to tile ...

... MELBEOURNE. l AGrOIUCOLTUIAL Lmsnoveiscs.-Oa Saturday evening f (Inst wveek), nearly sixty farm labourers sat down to an excellent supper, given by their employers, and prepared and served in capital style by Mr. J. Brooks, of the Roe Buck Inn. Mr. Rohinson vresided, and there were pro- s sent Mr. J. Briggs, MIr. Banton. tnd the f.oflowing visi- tors:-.fr. W. Briggs, Mr. W. Helsley, Mr. J. ...

... THE BISHOP OF LICHFIELD AND THE INDIAN MUTIlNY. I The Right Rev. the Bishop of Lichhield has addressed the following letter to each clergyman of his diocese:- M Rev. and Dear Sir-When we were engaged in the te Russian war I felt It to be my duty to address a few words to pr the clergy of my diocese upon the part which it became the ca miniaters of our church to take in that momentous conflict ...

... e I - I i- - FdFURTHER NEWS FROM INDIA. le 'e THE BENGAL MUTINIES. it The following telegraph, dated Marseilles, Sept. 14, 1, 1857, was received at the Foreign Office from her Majesty's conaul at Marseilles, Sept. 14, nine p.m. 1 Bombay mail arrived; leaves for London at 10.30 p.m. 3 BOMBAY, August 14. 1- ?? from Delhi to July 29. Sorties repulsed on the 14th, 18th, and 23rd of July, [0 ...

... WEDiVESDAY, JU.E 3, 1857. THIE WEEK. HER 'MAJESTY'S thirty-eighth birthdfay was ctle- - brated on Tuesday with more than ordinary spirit. At the usual parade of the Guards the Duke of CAMBRIDGE and an unusually brilliant staff assembled. The fineness of the weather made it doubly a Queen's day; and the London multitude, after en- joying the day as an almost universal holiday, were gratified ...