... THE WAR IN PEBSJA. 'I We have been favoured, says the Pimev, with the fol. r lowing telegraphic message, received by the Peninsular and Oriental Company's agent at Alexandria:- Before the news of the conclusion of peace with a Persia could reach us an expedition to Mohammerah it sailed from Bushire on the 19th of March, under the dpersonal command of Sir James Outram. The force Is arrived in ...

... A frightful accident occurned at Thorne.moor Ends, D near Thorne, Yorkshire, on Saturday afternoon last, P with a steam thrashing-machine, owing, it is to be fear. r ed, to the ignorance and incompetency of the proprietor of it, a person named Thomas Johnson, residing at n Thorne, who obtained a livelihood by travelling about the rural districts with a portable thrashing-machine F and other ...

... TTHE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE | P.ROMOTION OF SOCIAL SCIENCE. While in Manchester art yet reigns supreme, Bir- mingham has been chosenss the seatof severerstudies. A national association under the above title was in. augurated on Monday evening, at the Towu.hall, by an address trom Lord Brougham,thepresident. Thebody of the ball was crowded, and on the platform were, among others, Lord ...

... ?i?e ?? 3oiwiiaL? SATURDAY, JANUAR2Y 10, 1857. The p roceeedings con nec ted with th e approachin g election at Southampton have been marked by a most .amusing episode. As our readers are awrare, there are three candidates in the ?? Edward Butler, Con- servative, and two Liberals in the persons of Mr. Wreguelin, Governor of the Bank of England, and Mfr. Andrews, the late Mayor of Southampton. ...

... THE DANISH MINISTRY. ' BaILIN, Thursday, April 9. All the Danish M1tisters tendered their resigna- town to the King rea. The crisis is eid not to have been brought aboutb any foreign influence. THE EBLECT9IODS. ANTRIM. The show of hands on Thursday was in favour of Mr. O'Hara and Lieutenant-Colonel Pakenham. A poll was demanded for Mr. M'Carthv. Mr. John Rea, the Ulster leader of the ...

... .1'aga22 191t', 1SJ. IALAND COUNTESS OF STRADBBOKE. I,, s~e great satisfactioni in transferring into the of the lpsti';rl Jotu'ual. the following article from (sslChronicle, which will be read with the -interest and with the liveliest pleasure by ali co wieilth the Eastern district of England liavi for some %ears past been in the habit Of ~utgthe periodical vi~si of the Right Hon. tite ~ito ...

... I HOUSE OF COMMONS, FRIDAY. In reply to Mr. D. GuIFFITHS, Lord PALMERSTON said it was intended next session to bring in a bill for granting allowances to retiring bishops, which would have a retrospective action, so as to include Dr. Hinds, the late Bishop of Norwich. THE REINFORCEMENTS FOR INDIA. The Pays says:- We learn, by a letter from Lon. don of the 19th, that permission has been ...

... IPSWIC X, Sagtladagy, J'ovenaber ?? 1412. I CaaTINseGHAM.-Co lected on the ist instant, after a as sermon by the Vicar, £3 los. od. Ity ?? Rev. Dr. Rigaud was, on Sunday, University Preacher at St. Mary's, Oxford. * The Committee superintending the Industrial Ragged Schools, through the Ipswich Journal, thankfully ac- it knowledge £5 as a donation, Anonymous, per ad Bacon and Co. re The ...

... A meeting to take into consideration the best means to adopt for the restoration of Hawarden church, was .held in the vestry on the 5th inst. ; the Rev. Henry Glynne, rector, presided. Among others who were present ?? Stephen Glynne, Lord-Lieutenant of Flintshire; Lord Lyttelton, and the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone. A paper was read by one of the church. wardens, which had been signed by the ...

... Is the rumour true that we ?? John Russell again hand and glove with the Earl ot Aberdeen? Is this the turn the mystery is beginning to takie - IWeeklyt Dispatch. I We learn from snithority that the Queen and his Royal u Highness Prince Albert and the illustrious party who 8 will constitute the Royal visitors to the Arts Treasures it Exhibition, are not to be the guests of the Ehrl of Elles- ...

... BURY St. ED]MtUND'S, Tuesday, July 7. Before J. H. Heigham. Esq., Chairman, the Rev. J. S. I I lenslow, the Rev. T. Anderson, the Rev. N. W. I: Hallward, Camtain Haines, P. Huddleston, Esq., e J. 3. Bevan, Esq., Major Parker, the Rev. J. Y. Cook, J. S. Phillipps, Esq., the Rev. S. Casborne, a the Rev. G. Bidwell. H. 3. Oakes, Esq., R. C. I Rowley, Esq., H. J. Wilkinson, Esq., G. J. Bevan, Esq. ...

... We are greatly indebted to a gentleman in this neigh-. bourhood for the following correspondence, which adds to the mouraful details, published in the fourth page of the Ipswich Journal, with reference to the present dreadful state of India:- Camp, Umballa, 18th June, 1857. My DEAR BaOTHXR,-l regret to thinki that Mtn time &go I ought to ?? ati4wered fletter reciiedfroai you, and also from ...