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... ΒΆ41, TWar Dcpertment, Jan. 27. c 14thFqot-Brevet-Colonel Peter Farctibarson, from lalf-pay unat- taclhed, to be' Leutenant-Colonel, vice Brevet-Colonel Barlow, who exchanes: . Major Ralph Budd to be Lieutenant-Colonel,, by pur- chase,:vlce Faruiiharson, who retiree. Brevet-Major Williamn Coemo mo Trevor 't be Major, by purchase, vice Budd. Lieutenant H. H, A'Court Inglefleld to be.'aptain, by ...
... Fle 'gvroo- FAILURE OF TH-IE NATIONAL SYSTEM O1 EDIUCATION. [FRO~T THE RECOtD.3 Owe of the most prominent objects aimed at in the institution of the National Board of Education fir Ireland was united education, The phrase may mean the gathering into the same school, and under the same teacher, the children of Protestant and Roman Catholic parents, or the joint manage. ment of the same ...
... REV. DOCTOR CUAIMING. TuE third and last lecture of this celebrated clergy-. man was delivered yesterday in the Music Hall to a highlyfashioriable and crowded audience-the hall, as we anticipatell, being inconveniently crowded, The lecturer's thedme ,has, like the preceding subjects, The Book of God-its inspiration, adaptation} and varied excellence' and certainly anything more masterly than ...
... 'Vm iltdal A'attiliP Tt c 9. Tim CLERGY AND THu FIARS PRICEs. - The Arbroath News says a number of the parochial clergy- men, our readers know, are at present agitating for an alteration in the-mode of striking the fiars, with a view to increase their stipends. They bave memo- rialised the Sheriff on the subject; and the 16th has been fixed for determining the question. To farmers the ...
... NA VAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, FEB. 4.-APPOINTMET.-ASsifart Paymaster W. P. Scott (1852) to the Cambridge, gMe, ship, at Devonport. DUBLIN, FEB. 4 Trooes FOR INDIr..-W*e have learned that orders have been received in this citv for the Queen's Bays and 3rd Dragoon Guards tol be ir; irolnictiate readinega for India. Simlar orders have been issued to seven infant regiments. MALTA, Jt._f 30 The ...
... ICHANGES IN THE MANNERS AND HABITS OF a \SCOTLAND. DURING LAST FIFTY YEARSS. (:Frnm i I I f (From the Scotsman.) fror ttim The Very Rev. Dean Ramsay, of Edinburgh, delivered an tion interesting lecture on this subject at one of the Ulbster Hall whc Conversaziones, under the auspices of Bliss Catherine Sinclair, first on Wednesday, last week. We can only give a very brief out-tie line of the ...
... I London, Monday Night tt By the time this reaches you the telegraphic wires will m have told the whole story of the Queen's speech and the di opening night of the session. Speculation upon the events di of to-morrow ie, therefore, unprofitable. and, indeed, if it re were otherwise, the only thing to record would be, the im pressiou that the Tories intend going to work savagely from in the ...
... SUSSEX, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1867. -~ ~ ?? The immediate resignation of Mr. Frewen, one of the members for this division of the county, consequent on his being a candidate for the representation of North Leicestershire, has taken. the electors somewhat by sur- p rse. In Mr. Frewen's farewell address, just issued, be saves: ?? death of the late Duke of Rutland has caused a vacancy in the ...
... C I = IFORISsi0UT Podd'E. t ., - FRIDAY, J O. -Before the Mayor., Major Travers, and G*. C. Stigant, Esq. in- Deborah I'11thain, a beer-seller, in -Ruesseii-street, tal Landport, was convicted of keeping lois house open for th the Sale'of beer before five o'clock on Tuesday morning L laO last, and was fined 208. and costs, or 14 days' imprison.. ineraet. res SATURDAY, January SI.-Before Major ...
... IcATI9,S 4ND_..PRTODICALS, :As .ASA 0Vo Gr AN' IG)D HooD: .,LWOdo Ihitale.Thii peodlopjs and, Carefulfy .pipied ,s comb. :1,. d'f sfOaXiu, WDA k`ou, the , Title''iasso ;w-l t `.,jcoraiq .in.tse.fnobeiab.an&4 ?? factswa a.,aly ,to: be ?.ther ise, .otined dma Beparape '0o pieap of; a ,fry 'bulky ?? cha. waot, . jif altost impoa, ble , ?? raF 4i of. the immense.,amaount of l~ahjur.,t aegrqniryr ...
... A Naples Correspondent, writing to the Gazette de Lyon, represents King Ferdinand in' more fa- vourable colours than those he is generally depieted in. He ?? King is still resolved not to grant a general unconditional amnesty, which would be a real danger for his kingdom, but, faithful to the promise he made to extend his royal clemency to all those who may demand it, and who may promise to ...
... FOlaGN MIS ;he On Friday, the Emperor received his Royal ighnesl s led the Prince Nicholas of Nassau at theTuileries. cts Ferouk Khan paid a visit on Saturday to the Turkish s6 gn Ambassador, by whom he was cordially welcomed. Ice The legitimist party have resolved not to take any part Co ide in the next general election. PC ce. It is considered probable that Mr. Rouher, Minister of ,. Pablic ...