... UNITED CHURCH OF ENGLAND AND IRELAND YOUNG MIEN'S SOCIETY. REu. HUGH STOWELLS SECOND LECTURE. YESTERDAY evening, according to announcement, the Rev. Ifugh Stowell, AbM., of Manchester and Canon of Chester, delivered his second lecture in the Victoria Hall, in connexion with the above society, The sub- ject on the occasion was- The great end of life, and the importance of keeping it ever in ...

... (FROM OUR OWN CORRUSPONDENT.) LONDON, SATURDAY EVFNING. Ts'I financial policy of the new Government has re- ceived the general and cordial approval of the public! Even the great city bankers, who were moved to tears a week ago at the prospect of their balances being diminished a few pounds by the impost of a I penny stamp upon cheques, have resigned themselves to their fat; with remarkable ...

... dope cress. xrSOLUTTONS UPom INDIA) (FRo31 T'IE MORXNING CiTRO-xicrLe) Na. DisRAELi laid on the table of the Hollse Or Conm molls, oil Monday nigh t, tile series of resolutions wh icb he had undertaken to flanie respecting the future Go- verninent of India. As at Pwesent arranged, the question will be raised onl Monday next, by a motion to lie brought forward hy tile Cliaecellor of the Ex- ...

... Ci 1,1? 14 ) NT I , I-) I rp - 4 ? , , j-? , , / , i'l i) f 'j ; -) A , 4 I ? I' I)A It N I) C) N>:N:\V S. I'Ill1i AT' ST'. 'A'ILff1ftNE-:- DOCK. 'a 1ff11 fet til!oe (If 1v(2 (1111th~itatlhasOc~ceili~lcId ii miy of11ialdiieh, 'The loss will probably cciit £1 Ii 1,0 Wi) ?? Thle greca ler part of' tice daltnge mooredI alow rai!do thu qulat' wclv heijll off' sf1o tIhe, 11liddl(1 0, flie 111515l ...

... Nilpalat [By MIAGNETI'C 'TE:LEO;RtlI'.] HIOU SE OF LORDJ)S-YE STERDAY Titi UKEOFTIlM PArTRIOTIC FUNfs. Til.,DUK ,'OFNORFOLK gave notice that on Mool- dc1V IeXL Ile should MOVC ILlt iltdt'L'iS to t~he CIO% folsneretrnas respectitig tue(, appropriattion of' the iit(~~Atl.,S lt'',tt LONDON ANt) DVBIII,. Ic~YiIIA to Lord l.)SNOAN NON, P1 itrediclit 0, ttil w~ere iihortlv to Iii! Carried into ...

... L. AT E S T N I W Si YESTERDAY'S DESPATCUES. |E [BY MiAGXNETtC TrELEoRAPr.] IN D IA. OPERATIONS BEFORE LUCKNOW-STORMING O THLE CITY--FLIGHT OF THE REBELS- CAPTURE OF THE BANK-HIOUSE, &c.-DE- FEAT OF THE REBELS IN ALL THE OPE- RATIONS. The followiiig telegrata has been received at tile East India House, by J. Dickinson, Esq., East India Hfouse, Lonlon:- At Licltiow, on 8th March, the ...

... ITHI,'RCENT ASSAULT ON LOCAL| CONSTABLES. WE are somewhat astontshed at the postponement oi the trial of MCaffirey and Conlan, charged with as- saultnig and stabbhig members of,'the local ibreb, but still more that an article which we felt it ournduty to write, in referefice to tho'case, should have been al- leged 'as any' gound for that postponement. That article, we assert, eas a temperate ...

... IT is said that the good that men (1o lives after them; and now the reverse of tile adage appoars to be alp- plicable to the evil that Lord Chancellors commit during their official lives. We had thoughit that the accession to power of Lord Derby, and tile elevation to the Irish Chancellorship of Mr. Napier, were the death-blows of the intolerance which marked the career of Mr. Brady and Lord ...

... UNITED CHURCH OF ENGLAND AND IRELAND YOUNG. MEN'S SOCIETY. 0N Monday evening, 19th inst., the monthly wneeting of the above society took place in St. George's school-room, at eight o'clock-Rev. Wm. II'ILWAiIN in the chair. The Chairman called on Rev. E. Ma- gnire to open the meeting, after which Rev. J. Car- roll read a paper on Pantheism, sent to the secre- tary of the society by the R1ev, ...

... . THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. CONSECRATION OF TiENENw CHURCH OF KILLEEVAN. -The above church was consecrated on Tuesday, the 20th inst., by the Lord Bishop of Kilmore, attended by his lordship's chaplain, the Vicar-General, the Registrar-General of tile diocese, together with a numerous concourse of tho neighbouring clergy. P'recisely at twelve o'clock his lordsleipentered the church, and, ...

... I THE REV. JOHN GREGQe ON SUNDAY SCHOOLS. AT the meeting of the Sunday-school Society in Dublin on Wednesday, the Ven. Johh Gregg, ATch- deacon pf Kildare, spoke as follows:- Miy lord, the Sunday.school Society is a society for which I have a very great respect, because of its cha- racter, and one to which I feel the people of Ireland are deeply indebted because of its usefulness. I find it ...

... THE FRENCH REPUBLIC AND THE CAUSE OF SATMDNIA. L.A4MEARTINE'S REPELY TO GENERAL LA MARMORA.: THE Presse of Friday evening publishes the follow- ing reply of A. do Lamartine to the late speech of General La Marmora, Sardinian Minister of War, in the Chamber of Depiities at Turin:- SIR-We dfwo respect to existing powers; we have nothing but bad pleasantries for fallen ones; such is the maxim of ...