... when that rite was administered more than 200 young persons of both sexes, of that and the surrounding parishes. Chichestkb Infirmary.—Report for the week ending Tuesday, August 2, 1859. Out-Patients Admitted, 10; discharged, 12; remaining on the books, 188. In-Patients —Admitted. 6; discharged, 4; dead, 0; remaining in the house, 26. For the week commencing Tuesday, August 9th: —Receiving ...

... Her Majesty, His Royal Highness the Prince Consort, and Royal !• annly, embarked on board the Fairy, vacht, from Osborne, on Saturday evening last half-past five clock, *nd took a cruize through the fleet at Spithead, returning again to Osborne at seven o'clock. On the approaching Spithead, the whole of the fleet saluted the Royal Standard, manned yards, and dressed in mast-head nags, each ...

... The Monthly Meeting of this Board was held at the Athenaeum, Portsea, on Tuesday evening last, the Mayor in the chair. AJTCHOB WHAEF, &C. The minutes of the previous meeting having been read, Mr. Crassweller said, with reference to Anchor Wharf, the Committee had received a number of tenders which they had opened and examined, hut up to the previous night were unprepared to submit to the Board ...

... Agent —Mr. &. Knight. An unsuccessful attempt was made on Wednesday night, between Ventnor and Bonchurch, by parties engaged in the contraband trade to land some tubs ; they were disturbed in their endeavours by the appearance of the Lieutenant of the Coast-guard, who sounded his whistle, and one of his men came to his assistance. The smugglers made their escape, and left a prize of 42 tubs of ...

... To-day being the anniversary of the birthday of His Royal Highness Prince Alfred, a Royal salute was fired at noon from the ships this port. The Royal Marine band proceeded to Osborne yesterday to in attendance on the occasion. The other day a Russian sailor, belonging to the Polkan, was accidentally run over by a cab in Commercialroad, Landport. He was conveyed to the Hospital, where every ...

... Agent—Mbs. Roach. YOYAL YACHT SQUADRON. The Royal Yacht Squadron Annual Regatta commenced j at this place on Tuesday with the contest for the Prince Consort's Cup, by schooners belonging to the Royal vaeht squadron under tons, the course being from off Cowes Castle to round the Warner light-ship, thence to the northward of the Calshot light, northward of the Brambles, round a mark moored off ...

... (CONTINUED.) PORTSMOUTH BOROUGH COUNCIL. The quarterly meeting of the Borough Council was held at the Sessions Room, Portsmouth, on Monday last, the Mayor in the chair. THE WATCH HOUSE, ST. GEORGE'S -SQUARE. The own Clerk read a memorial requesting the Council to give the House, at the north-east corner of St. George's Chapel, to the Commissioners of that building (to whom the original site ...

... Agents—The Misses Tcrtli. The anniversary sermons were preached at the Free Wesleyan Chapel on Sunday last, by the Rev. F. Stephenson. and collections made. The Harvest. —A large quantity of wheat has been cnt and carried during the past fortnight in capital condition. Labourers are very scarce, and many crops remain standing in consequcnce. Visit of the Queen to St. Clair.—On Thursday ...

... iss Duplock. VOLUNTEER RIFLE CORPS. A public meeting was held at the Town Hall on Monday evening last, to consider the propriety of forming a Volunteer Rifle Corps for Petersfield and its vicinity. The Mayor (S. Seward, Esq.) presided. The meeting was pretty numerously attended, considering that it was just in the midst of harvest, which no doubt prevented many from being present. The Chairman ...

... We understand that Tuesday, the 9th inst., has been fixed on for the sale of the remaining portion of the useful and fancy articles held over on account of the unpropitious state of the weather on the day first chosen. e are glad that the project has so far prospered that a number of things have already been disposed of; and we hope that they who have so lieartilv exerted themselves to free ...

... WINCHESTER CATHEDRAL. Seventh THIXITT. Early Service (Eight o'clock.) —Te Deum and Jubilate, King in B. Second Service (Half-past ten.)—Sanctns, Kyrie, and Creed, Oakeley. Psalm before the Sermon, 33 (w.v.), Mozart. Afternoon Service (Half-past three.) —Before the Sermon, I will arise, Clarke. Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis, Nares. Anthem, u Oh, give thanks, Boyce. residence* the Rev. Dr. ...

... The Calcutta, 81, Captain W. K. Hall, c.8., late flagship of Rear-Admiral Sir M. Seymour, g.c.b., &c., in China, which arrived Plymouth on Saturday evening, called at Singapore, the Cape of Good Hope, and St. Helena, having left the latter port June 13. The Calcutta brought passengers—Dr. Fitzgerald, Mr. T. P. R. Hodges Master Henry Hance, and Mrs. Herbert, besides British and 11 French ...