... S UG G EIS TE D SC H E M E PFit TI1E RESTORATION OF HOLY TRINITY CHURCH. A niertitig was held yecterday, at neon, at- the MansionrlooisL, fi)r the piurpooe oif devisirng what ?? sloull lie alsoptad in order to the restoration oF the ClIo lh of tbe Holy Trinity, s iiiob is now r lidlV fall- inig into d'eq'y. The meeting was m inly i itiative, a nd the couase thit will practically be purstied ...

... SIR H. SEYMOUR ON DIPLOMACY. One of our most distinguished diplonmatists, Sir Hamilton Seymour, favoured the audience of the Mechanics' Institution at Whitby, on Wednesday, with hints on diplomacy :- There was no great craft or mystery In it, he said, but it required an1 apprenticeship. Any man of good abilities alid close application would succeed, while a person who hoped to lead a life of ...

... THE JEDDAII MASSACRE I , ASAC, (From the Correspondent of the Times.) ALEXANDRIA JANUARY 25 -0.O h a olwn the despatch o t the ple ; wayr fteamen Duchayla arrived atuez fror pedding The dinsertg tiomutiond.te In1 18+ thsse ?? inveadi Cstions, onducitedunder the vigilant watch of the Cprsnt- misaionere, had resulted in establishing the chief gu upon three of the leading men of these ith ll m en ...

... THE MURDER IN SOUTH STAF- FORDSHIRE. The excitement respecting this atrocious affair (the particua ars of which have already appeared in our c-usnns) continues unabated. Tile six prisoners (Thog. Wikins, Edward Acton, William Acton, Richard Castor. Joseph Allen, and Edward Fereday) were boaoght up~ at Bilston on Tnesday, at the Publip- biebefore mrMessrs. FSletchser Beet, Bagnall, and Ward. Mr ...

... OR T OF E OF SCIA SCENCE. I ir nial meeting of the National Associa- 1 r el tm iromltion of Social Science commenced in jer lon Molnday. The pre~idenmt this year is the th alof SRAFTESDURY. His lordship j r sely in tbo d~ay; and aumong others who were aj Dt tie inaugral proceedings were Lord Te-: m, th~e Bishop of Ripon, the ,Right lion C. B. is , ?? ?? Right Hon W. Cowper, M.P.; fi ?? lion ...

... CIO watl vatrtt AND EAST RIDING TIMES. REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST-OFFICE FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD.] FRIDAY, DEuaMBER 23. CHRISTMA S . . AN old English proverb tells us that Ia green Christmas makes a fat churchyard, but we rather believe that the mortality returns t, throw discredit on the ancient authority. However, we are to have no green Christmas d this year. After a succession of ...

... -c OUN DERING OF THE STEAMERI EA GLE. FORTY LIVES LOST. yhe s&teamer Eagle left Greenock between sevels and i Yt 0clock on Monday night for Loudonderry, with about SO lpassengers and crew on board. The nihbt was rie at first, but afterwards became squally, mixed with ,,wers. When off Holy Isle (sooth-east of Island of x^rran), and just in the midst of a heavy shower of rain, I a ;ailiDg vessel ...

... I - - - I g IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.| y -HOUSE OF LORDS (THURSDAY). . The Manor Courts, &c. (freland) bill was read a second if time, and the Occasional Forms of Prayer bill passed r through committee. INDIA.-Lord STANLEY of ALDERLEY presented a s petition from the bankers and merchants of Singapore, and asked what were the intentions of government with aregard to the future government of that ...

... I TfHr SHliPIFF'S BR-EAlKFAST. t ~ ~1~~l1~tienof candidates for the jborough of D The~o r1mit~tHo~ took place on Friday morning, in at front-bof the al )fassion-house. Previnusj to the nominlajtion P) theun ohrf I s0 i-m, II Mr. Z. C. Pearson, entertained at a S rblic breakf~t a~ Y larg~e number of public and 0te fritids.nmbtering upwards of 300 persons, Y ~e the lade esom f thle Station Hotel ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS, TH'IURSDAY. The Militia, BaII)ts S:aspeuttis;, iill, teip Coorb of Pro- hate, &c. (Acquisiti' n of Sile) bill, the Univereiry Incorporation Act Airendniet hill, th- Incromne-tax, &c., hill, the Ioiritrso'rniont for Smrall Debtq bill, the UIniver-ities (ScutlrniJ) bill, the Galcay Harbour and Port Act (1853) Arendatent bill, the Fishing Versel, Passiog tihe Nore bill, ;nd the ...

... FIIRE AND,. LOSS OF FOUR I TL1VI3 IN HULL. It is o(r painful duty this week to record the death of four childel. one *f whom w as burnt to death, aird It tire other thtee died frour the injuries received akt a fire d on) Tuesday afternron. It appeals that about half-past e fhur o'clock eir Tuesdag attsernoon Mr Geo. Taylor, land- lord of the Lord Durham public-house, Orisi-street, a we tapping ...

... THE Radical journals are now lavish of large type in the hope of giving importance to what they call the opinion of the country on the Government ?? bill. And yet few people know better than the writers in those journals the fictitious character of the whole agitation, comnmenced, appropriately enough, by a mob meeting in Hyde Park on the Sabbath. They know that all these meetings have ...