... G N V A Z Z 1. CtESTttRDAY, at two o'cloc;, according to previous nnouuCiccalnt, Signlor GUavazzi delivered his second ectur c in Berry Strect Church-subjct, Italy. Chl attendance on the occasion was smaller than on , he previous evening-the body of the Church being s )ut thilly filled, and only a few occulpying the gallery. v t- the appoilted hour the Signor entered from thc restrv ...

... THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. (FROM THr1E CHRISTIAN EXAMINER FOR MARCH.) APPOINTMENTS Diocese of Armagh-Rev. Henry B. Carter, to the curacy of Ballymore, County Armagh: patron, the Ro'v. M. O'Sullivan. Rev. Mason Milgan, LL.D., to the curacy of Lisnadill, County Armagh: patron, thle Rcv. Jonathan F. Chomley. Diocese of Achonry-_Rcv. W. C. Townsend, to the rectory and prebend of Ballisadare, County ...

... TriE following is from Mr. Disraeli's speech in intro- ducing the Reform Bill:- When thi Reform Bill was introduced in 1851 it was generally admitted that tile object of that mneasure was to give a legitimate position in thle legislatulr to tile middle classes of England. That wais the object avowed by the Alinistry; the propriety ot' it was ge- nerally acknowledged by the country; and there ...

... PROTESTANTISMI IN PIEDMONT. Ix Piedmont the work of evtangelisation still makes progress, notwithstanding ill the war excitement. The two last mission stations occupied by the Wal- densian Church are as interesting for the work going on there as they are important from situation. They arc the towns of Voghera and Cassale. In the for- mer, Al. Concorde, one of the most active and pro- mising of ...

... ATEWIS-LETTER OFFICE, Tlhursday Morning. IMPORTANT MEETING AT LORD DERBY'S. A most enthusiastic meeting of the supporters of the Government was held this day at the Earl of Derby's, at which 210 members attended. The Premier stated generally what the opinions of tthe Government were on the Reform Bill introduced by the Chancellor of the Exchequer. I-e laid the greatest stress on the clauses ...

... THE REFOR1xM BILL. (FROM Tan TIMES.) THur Derby Bill of Parliamentary Reform is now be. fore the nation, and whatever its merits or demerits, after receiving about as much explanation as was possible in one night, it does not seem to deserve the condemnation lavished upon it. We cannot agree with Mr. Fox, Mr. Roebuck, Mr. Bright, and some other gen temen of advanced opinions, that it would ...

... IMPERIAL PARLITAME NT. (Supplenientoray to Telegrrapheiinc iM(OW.) HOUSE OF LORDSTURSDAY. The LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat Oil tile wool- sack at five o'clock. PETITIONS. The Earl of DUCIE presented a petition from a onngregational chapel in Gloucester' praying that Protestant Dissenters might not be excleded from the trusteeship of Endowed schools. The Bishop of OXFORD ?? several ?? froil ...

... rOREmIG AND COLONIAL MAIMS TO AND rRO31 I-r.- Despatch from Due in f 3et - Mails. 3Belfast. fast. _ Morn. and Esven. By every France and Spain daily ?? L don 5 ll Belgiaoe, Gernian States.! linssia, Prussia, Ionian islands, Holland, Cities Ditto Ditto Daily of aminburg, Bremen, Lubeck, Demilark, Sive- don, and Norway ..lbth, 1Gth, & 2i5t th, I28th, & Portugal, Spain,&. Gibral- ca ter, via ...

... INAUGURAL ADDRESS BY THE LORD JUSTICE C OF APPEAL. t (FRnOM OUR OWN REPORTER.) t Ycjsr.RDOAY at one o'clock, the interesting ceremony a ,ra ngierating the Lurgan Mechanics' Institute was Ii ierfoinldl ?? Ha.ll the Lord Justice of Ap- f '11 1 liveriiig tile opening address in presence of lI deieil 0 o~t' elargest and mlost fsiliionable assemblages y that has becn ?? in that town for a lonjg e ...

... (Z.-I 6 ? e (I ) oul , ?45dfi-mf -'fcttcr. (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.1 * ~BELFAST: THURSDAY, MARCHI 3, 1859. AmONGST our latest intelligence this tnorning will be found several items in reference to the position of the Ministry and thoe Reform Bill introduced on Monday night. A meeting of Lord Derby's sup- porters, attended by upwards of two hundred members, was held on Tuesday, at which i* was ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-.YESTERDAY. [BY SPECIAL TELEGRAM) Their Lordships, as usual, did not meet for the transaction of public business to-day. HOUSE OF CONIMONS-YESTrRDAY. [BY SPECIAL TEL.EGRAM.] The SPEAKER tookl the chair shortly after twelve o'clock, noon. REAL ESTATE INTESTACY BILL. Mr. LOCKE KING moved the second reading of the Bill for the better settling of the real estates of intestates. The ...

... I NDIA. CALCUTTA, JAN. 22.-My letter sent via Bombay announced the termination of the campaign Oude. The information since received only strengthens thle view I expressed as to tho complete pacification of that province. The Commander-in-Chief arrived in Lucknow on the 17th inst., and already the officers are discnssing their chances of furlough. Letters have been received from Jung Bahadoor ...