... ENGLISH CONGREGATIONALCHAPEL ' BUIDING SOCIETY. i A meeting to explain the, principles and furtber the objects of this society was beld oa Wednesday evening last, at High. bury Chapel.. -There: was a tolerably good. attendance. The chair wae taken by W. D., Wills. Esq. ,The meeting. having been opened by singipg a hymn and with prayer, I . - The CHAMMAN said he eupposed he had been requested ...

... SECOND' EDITION. Ih BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. bn HODSE OF LORDS.-F..D4 y, FrI. 26. . Lord Redesdale took the chair. Lord CAsP'3sLL postponed the second reading of the Libel Bill until Monday. The Marquis of SALtletny moved the adjournment of the House, and stated that on Monday he should move a further it adjournment until the 121h of March. d Earl GRANVILLE, without opposing the motion, reminded ...

... IS4TURDAY, FESnu~An 27, 1858. 1~ .- I . : - - ?? T .? ! ?? t nsfffl R ?? ? I rrlur#- THE F.&LL OF THE FALMERSTON MINISTRY. - TaoE result of the division on Mr. Milner Gibson's s. amendment on the.second reading of the Conspiracy Bill, )A following so closely on the triumphant majority obtained it by ministers on their introduction of that measure, came in. with startling effect on the country ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-THURSDAY, FEB. 4. O0 The House of Lords reasesmbledthls ?? adjourn- fi mfent from the.12th of December. The Lord Chancellor took hig Seat on the wooleack at 0 o'clock, at which time a consider. abenmberofpeers were present. Lord CAPB. brought in a Bill to amend the law of libel, 5 which was read a first time.I In answer to Lord Brougham, I The Lord CHANCELLOR said a Bill to ...

... INIJIA. The Ot'iental arrived at Suez on the 13th inet. She brings Bombay dates to the 2erd ot'Janbary. The ?? moved on the 14fih of fanuary with tie heoad quarters oflis army to a poaitioin, Kation, occupied up to that time by Walpole's brigade. Brigadier Walpole hid crossed thoe Ghages and entered Roflilcund. Sir Con ?? diO not intend entering Rohilound with the main body until ho received ...

... The following words, If spelt backward or forwgtd, dre tfd same: Name no one cnan, Old Sir James Herring Wi tifadiistraied with for not rising earlier. I can make up my mind to It, said he, but I can- not make up my body., D~enes the difference between an old lady and a young one by aetely exchanging the position of a couple of consonants. Do .you give it up ?-Well, then, the one i3 ...

... The annual meeting of the above useful institution was hold on Tuesday, at tbe Music HEall, Park-street, J. S. Harford, Esq, in the chair. After prayer by the Secretary, the Rev. A. C. RowLry, The CHAIRMAN said It was with real pleasure that lie found himself permitted to attend another anniversary of the Bristol Diocesan DistrictVilsiting Society, for amongst the various valua- ble local ...

... 33Y ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-FMDAY, Feb. I12 Sir G. Gar, in reply to Mir.-ardy. tsaid he had no intention at present of altering the system of iieensing alehouses and Loter pALpeEfII N, rien 0reply to Mr. Berkeley, said it was not intended to submit tie corrupt Practices Prevention. Act to a select committe Lord PALmEETdoNi In reply to gr. Stirling, said the assertion that the ...

... BRISTOL MINING SCHOOL, t ,.THE CHEMISTRY 0O' COMBUSTIOX_. I of 0n'f[onday a lecture was given on the above subject by Mr. ado, Thomas Coomber, 1~CS The lecturer commeneced by etating Chat that chemical combination was universally attended by the iIg5, evolution of heat, acid that In certain cases, where the combine.. duB, tion was sufficiently Vigorous, the evolution of light was also a the ...

... ?? appears by resent Indian advises that the Bishop of CalcutitaA died on the 3rd 'January. nearly On Monday week th l~anelly Atbocreunswas publicly oe. rtaiorf Iundeii miost aedpicidus circumetanoes. oee oto I ~ ?? fullyi r Vardl, is at Naples,,to. superintend the production of a -new orew.. opera- 1Unia endettain Domninio'-st San CeIlO. ., degree According to the news received at ...

... WHO IS TO GOVN I - - i l WHlO IS TO GOVERN INDIA ? A public meeting, convened by a placard and advertisements is thus headed, and In whioh It was announced that G. Crawehay, of Esq., of Newcatle, and a military officer who had been in India, ib would attend and address the company, was held on Monday ot evening, in the Broadmead-Room. Mr. T. Matthews presided, ji and wut accompanied to the ...

... THE MANUFACTURE OF VARIOUS KINDS OF BRICKS. .Orn Monday last a lecture on this subject was delivered at the Bristol M~ining School, by G. C. Greeawell, Esq. He 711 said that the buildings required by men for habitation, as j.. well as for carrying on their various manufactories, trades, or other occupations, were most naturally constructed of such suitable stone as might be found in the ...