... UNITARIAN OME, bISSIONARY BOARD. The annual examination' of the studerits of this board commenced-on Monday, and was .opntinued on the two fol- se lowing days. Amongst those present on Monday wers Ivie Wa;kieEsq., mayor of Ma'rilchostfr - the Revs. Dr. Beard, daW. Gaskell, R. D. Aipland, J ?? Ham, ?? H Hntton, J.. i, Wright; T. E. Po~ynting, J. 0. Sqtuer, W. .M'Kean, ?? > W. Whitelegge ...

... LENDING MONEY AT 1640 PERk OENT INTEREST; Is At~tbhe, ceeo olico Court, 'on Mond, Mr.--Robin- t son,~soliito:-, inistructed by thie Board of .Iland Reii,'inue, ?? in support of two informnations taken obut againk ' id Win. I'Midglbk -and Johin. Brhidsley Sheridan; under tb& e. act 19 caid 20 Vic.,. entitled FI;An act to~ amend the kd' -re- lelating to paWnbrokersi7 Mr.Rbionad'htoutit rig ...

... INDIAN vMUTINIES VJICTORY'-ON TTHE-281 NOVEMBER The serond edition of- the -Zobe of Wdeeay -b Dight, says :- On (We have re`evera Co aation which says:-' O g he ?? 2nd. %ttalion Rifle Brigade, 64th ant 88th Regimnenit&l MAf+,ei' , severestruggle the enemy ~were driveni'back'with ltli.e loss, - ej two 18-pounders, taken by the Rifle Brtadt, 'sander'I Ijieut..CoL. Woodford, who fell in the ...

... 1, 4 'F X--T. . g I,- Onmtqdy'r,.nig~,,'' q Oafor i-?seion, Jbsp~i' .:1Her.Mujesty'sB 36th Regiment of Foot,;.Zeid.Era. M0'Dernott j?.. 46Jhn.'Skelly, 'JamTes. itrtbaj' Patrick:Smi.th , ' oin(luff1 ~* 'atijk Gone; atriok Kelly, Fatriijk' Gaifeit` 'Parc AZ a Welsh, and Michae ?? the 10t Que' V)sin Royal' bt City of Duciblin Militii stood ifidicted for iitt and: asaut hi' ?? uidiL ne i'thd 1st ...

... [ THE PREPARATIONS FOR THE MARRIAGE I OF THE PRINCESS ROYAL. (Froes the Observer.) During the past week great progress has been made in St. James's Palace in the preparations for the great coming event, the marriage of the Princess Royal, under the direc- tion of Mr. Phipps, of the Office of Works, and Mr. Cantrell, the clerk of the works for St. James's Palace. A, complete metamorphosis has ...

... SUSPECTED CONCOCTION OF THE PLOT IN BIRIMINGHAMsI. Yesterday we gave some particulars concerning the arrest and complicity of h. J. G. Pieri, an Italian teacher of languages in Bath Row, in the plot against the lives of the Emperorand Emipress of theFrench. Hewasapprehended by the police while standing amongst the crowd in the Rue Lepelletier in front of the Grand Opera, as a suspected person, ...

... (Li ormtpofilcna. NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. Ve quite agree with A Ratepayer of Hamipton Ward, that the vote is not creditable to the Council, but, on reflection, we are sure lie will coincide with us in opinion, that, for the public interest, it is desirable to refrain from any discussion that woild aggravate the evil. TllE LION AND THE CURS. To the EDITOR of the DAILY POST. Sir-Orsini is ...

... (Froi the Londoi Gaztite of Jam-tawp 1i.) WAR OFFICE, January 15,-The Queen has been gra- ciously pleased to signify her intention to confer the deco- ration of the Victoria Cross on the underinentioned officers and men of her Majesty's ariny, who ]have been recom- mended to her Majesty for that decoration:- Lieutenant Josepll P. H. Crowe, 78tb Rlegiment, now captain ot the 10th Regiment, for ...

... _; - . . . . The union of the British Telegraph Company with the Magnetic Company, under the name of the British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph Company,seeuma not only . to be a happy one in' itself, bat deetined to produce advantageous results for the community. The company . has done credit to its new title in the accomplishment of a feat which strikingly exemplifies the thorough dis- cipline ...

... Yesterday, a meeting of justices of the Teneace for the e Yesterday, a meeting of justices of the peace for the in a borough was held in the magistrates' room, between th e the police courts. Tllere were present James Holme, fa t Esq., the Mayor, who presided; and Messrs. J. S. t 1 Mansfield (stipendiary magistrate), Aldermnai Samuel co a Holme, Alderman Turner, William Brown, M.P., wi 3f J. ...

... LOCAL - INTELLIGENCE. I The Rev. H. G. Guinness will preach at Great fc ?? Chapel to-morrow (Sunday), morning lf and evening. Seat-holders only will be admitted up in 3X to half-past ten o'clock in the morning and a quarter ir after six in the evening. SUDDEN -DEATH.-Early yesterday morning, ej Andrew Paterson, 37 years of age, a native ofI 8 Bewley, Inverness, Scotland, the master of the 1 ...

... The Bishop of Chester preached before the Queen and royal family at Buckingham Palace on Sunday last. LECTURE ON SLAVERY.-The Rev. E. Mathews delivered last evening in the United Free Methodist Chapel, Scotland-road, a lecture on American slavery, as illustrated by Mrs. Stowe's new work Dred. The chair was taken by the Rev. John Peters.- See adv. We have before announced that the Liverpool ...