... UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAOS OPN ARn PRBAORXNG.-Between thirty and forty clergymen and diseenting ministers of Bristol have ar- ranged to carry out a sekies of out-door services during the summer months. Oni Sunday, afternoon, the ReV. Ii. Cooper preaoheh on rno-lteRo.. Clayo- ordaoftrat the Ciasemthe Rgev.B m~usholof petplroodm then evmeng ?? worshk p incumbeint of isterial instruotion, in an ...

... WOASTLE AND CARLISLE RAILWAY MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. Tbhs inrsitte is one of the moet su3cesofully ma. msaged, and in Bome respects one of the mest iuterietian, associations of the kind in tbe kingdcm, It is en. tirely meanged by woikinrg men; cad to this is attributefl the fact that it ic, in reality, whebt so many oeher inrtituteE are tnl) ;nuierre, El nechavirs' institute. The stnrual seiree ...

... (ALbridgedfromi the Court CUroular.j The ceremony of the baptism of her Royal Highness the infant Princess, fifth daughter of her Majesty the Queen and his Royal Highness Prince Albert, took place on Tuesday, in the Chapel within Buckingham Palace. The Archbishop of Canterbury, followed by the Bishop of London and the bishops and clergymen assisting, en- tered the chapel ten minutes before one ...

... [ROYAL JUBTLEE SCHOOL FOR BOYS. GThe arnual examination of the children attending ibellc~pl Jabilee School, New iBod, took plece on UesdaY m oonin g last, at eleven 'clock, in the School- Yoom, the beletor of Iqevwcrtle (E. N. Grace, Esq.) cc- reupyirg the chair. A number of the committee and rirerlde of the school 'were prerent. The subjects of texminttticn included reading, w~riting, general ...

... NORTH SEHRLD5. WRDoNTS)Av, June 10.-*Wind NE. The arrivals here for some days back have been limited. The Americjan ship Rosclus, for Now York, and several other vessels, proceeded to sea last tide, The Mary, Henzell, from Colombo for London, was passed on the 13th Apri1, in lot. 30, long. 9 E. The Maid of the Tyne, Mann, left Akyab for London, on the 13th April. The Rockeliff, Smith, from ...

... I -- On Monday and Tuesday, the weather being fine, a great number of people were in att3ndance at this regatt a, and, although the prizes were not 80 closely ?? as might have been wished, yet the sport on the whole was very lair. The fireworks on the lneaday evening were attended by a large number of people. MONDAY, Je 15. CITY PLATS.-A Four-oared Race. A Parse of 10 for in ha- bitants of ...

... NEW(UASTLE, JUNE 19. A satisfactory piece of news, received by the American mail, was communicated in our tele- graphic column last week, of which further de. tails have since been received. Wespeakofthe return to New Orleans of General Walker, the Filibuster who for two years has disturbed the peace of Central America, but who has at length been driven back to his own home-a sadder, if not ...

... THE PRESS.-We have always considered Roman Catholic Liberalism to be one of the hollowest delusions of the present age. Wherever the powers that be are opposed to their pretensions, there the Roman Catbhoi-s are noisy reformers and demagogues. But wherever the government is a dutiful s-ibjeot of the Vatican. who so zealous on the side of order as the Popish priesthood ? There is, however, this ...

... UNIVERSITY AND CLERIOAL. - The Queen has appointed the Rev. C. Phipps Eyre to be reetor of Mary-le-Bone, in the room of the Bishop of Norwiobh. OPaIS-AIR PEPACEEING.-On Sunday afternoon the Rev. Baptist Noel, M.A., preached at Mount Pleasant. Leather-lane, London, to a large and orderly oongrega- tion. .I The ceremony of laying the . foundation-stone of Cbrist's Church Cathedral in Montreal, ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-THUT3RSDAY Petitions were Presented by the Duke of Cleveland, from a piace in Durham, agairat any interference with the prinoip'e of Local Management of avings Banks; also, ?? Campbell from-the proprietors of the Dur- 11am -Advertiser, complaining of having beenpu ?? an ?? forLL through reat expense in defoveding pa to o t ing published a statement published at a public meet. ...

... On Friday an influential deputation of the holders of railway stock waited on Lord Stanley of Adderley and Mr Lowe, M.P., at the Board of Trade, for the pur- post of presenting a memotdil agreed upon at a public meeting held in the city. The meemorial was signed by thb holders of at least 40,000,000 of stock, including many directors. Mr Hadfield, h.P., inintroducitig the -deputation, said the ...

... TIMES.,_How would the Oxford Done' of the last oentury, or even those who ruled the University at, the commencemect of the present, have stared in won. der ard amazement could they have been present in the Congregation of Friday at the reception of the new statute for codnnoting the University with I middle-class education th:oughoat the country I Those grave atid ponderaue gentlemen in wigs ...