... Church W o( England is called by the late calamitous event* in • »o adopt raore energetic measures for the diffusion of u dl ?? v ?? several Presidencies, hereby request your ?? Tfotc call a Public Meeting in Colchester of ail inte- ?? Church Missions, for the purpose of furthering the ?? st *i 4l ,t movement set on foot at a County Meeting held ™^Jjv at Chelmsford. ?? H. ERRINGTON. j WM. ...

... by the in- of the a ■ PACKETS. J;\ V, Ac, punctually the 35t.1: . ii, Passage, 14. and ti-iwards. Xn j ToBail ' XcLilldK iliart ?? Salem ril 25. John . with pawetigew SO days (the I ■trees, ■street, T V _AS inmander. , Bock. ■ , «t ; or to FRY IS' Dona) Uiai'l •. f ** ...

... WHEAT, HAS BEEN APPLIED WITH UNVARYING SUCCESS. PRICE £S 10». PER TON.’ THOMAS PRENTICE & CO., i forwarded free by Post, or at any of their Market Stands. AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL WORKS, STOWMARKET. ...

... BY AUCTION. By J WINDRAM. U _* THREE CROWNS HOTEL, in Leicester, on Xhsnds*-, th* I5tb dsy of Ap ...

... Family withiu a short distance of Worcester.— Address N. D., Post-office, Worcester. rjO PARENTS. -WANTED, a respectable JL*£££So M ,. IX - D OOU APPRENTICE to a LAW ?? iONLR, where he would be well treated. A small Premium required. — Apply to Mr. James Holyoake Cooper, Law Stationer, kc, Castle Gates, Dudley. Vy ANTED, a respectable well-educated Youtb ?? as an APPRENTICE to a CHEMIST and ...

... Family within a short distance of Worcester.— Address N. D., Post-office, Worcester. WANTED, in a Family Grocery Trade, an APPRENTICE. A Youth will have a good Home, with attention to his moral character. Apply Hy. Bellingham, 57, High Street, Stourbridge. HOUSEMAID WANTED in a Gentleman's Family. She must be accustomed to waiting at table, cleaning plate, ke.— Apply S., Mr. Friend, Book- ...

... the Peace «« flie County of Essex will be holden. by adjournment, ' sW E HOUSE, in CHELMSFORD, on TUESDAY! * ; 18.i1 day of May. 1858, at Ten o'clock in the Fore- ,hV. when the Court will proceed to try all Prisoners who 0 le then in custody, or under recognizance for offences cog- ^ bleat the Quarter Sessions ; and all Jurymen, Prosecutors, r ftaes*es. and all other persons whom it may ...

... TO BE LET, \od iaa> be entered upon at May-day next, all that convenient DWELLING HOUSF) AND SHOP, SITDATE No. I*B, Mabket Stkeet, Lancasteb, now in possession of Mas. Wakehoose, as Tenant. — IT* Shop if- situate in tbe centre of the Town, and has —(^t coo venkjnce *° r can 7' n g OD ■» extensive business. A wiecwufnl Grocery Business has been carried on in it for many y** re - For particulars ...

... THE INDIAN MUTINIES. THE CAPTURE OF LUCKNOW. the arrival the Bombay mail we have letters and newspapers to March 24. The liombay Standard anil Bombay Timet of that date contain various details, but the latest news from the army had arrived Calcutta telegram only. The second edition of the Time* contains a letter from its special correspondent, giving very graphic descriptions the earlier part ...

... ay at the ?? lnrti * :n t«. «t half-past Two o'clock. Subject •Groat Lesson, by I_ittk TeeA-sT , J. H. MARSHALL, Superintendent %AfJCBLEYAN MISSIONS. — EASTBBOOK CHAPEL. The ANNUAL MISSIONARY BERVICEB, in connec boa with the above Chapel, wiD be held as follows Oa Good Fbidat. April 8. 1868, at half-past Tan o'clock in fte Morning, a Sermon wiU be preached h* ?? I__- JOHN LOMAS, of Bristol ...

... G ?? Tgl£ EVENING (Wednesday), THE BOHEMIAN GIRL. Thursday, April «2d, MISS FANNY ...

... Increasing Public Expenditure.—Mr. Bright, in a letter to a portion of his constituents at Birmingham, hag touched a chord, the importance of which, if fully understood and appreciated public men, will be found be deserving the most gerious consideration. It exposes the besetting sins of the times. unveils a sore which, if not cured, bids fair to corrupt whole system. And it is the more ...