... ?? ..i *- ?? ..l. A U~lD OCu. syst, HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, Jely 16. benv AFFAIRS IN ITALY. jc A long discussion took place on the well-ventilated question Let of thle ceefion of Savoy and Nice to France. Liv Lord CLAN'RICA RDE, in moving for a piper bearing Upon Bivl this subject, took the opportutlity of denouncing tile policy of oft the Emperor of the French. and of urging the Government ...

... *OlO: -- -u -- L 2 L PA. tIUVN . LI If we except the Becket Ward, but little movement has d taken place with respect to the Municipal Elections since our h s last. In the Becket Ward, on Tuesday, a meeting was held 0 in the School-room, Babington-lane, for the purpose of nomi. h nating two candidates to represent the interests of the above- named ward at the forthcoming municipal election. Mr. ...

... A CHESTERFIELD CLERGYMAN COMMITTED D- FOR 'EMBEZZLEMENT. 1Y At Chesterfi.ed- -A ?? - sly At Chesterfield, on Wednesday, the Rev. Henry Godden fr A aGarrett, curate of Cheaterfield, was charged with appropri. to he ating 18l . s9d. which had been collected on behalf of the ha ihe Church Missionary Soeiety.-The Rev. George Butt stated wI Ili- that lie received the above amount as the proceeds of ...

... lan, LQNDONTo NOTTINGHAMI DERBY. AND) LEEDS. on, G.ov., Mail Fast Oas. STATIO516, 12 12 121 1 2' 22 l~1 2l 22Maili Dr' ~--I ?? ?? ?? Departure am.M A.M. a. m.r ami, Ia~m. e~m.~ Pm.Mp.rn. p.m. London E.Square ..15 0-30' 0 3Oj1143 11.4. 2.4533 13 9. o London K. Cross .. ,.7 4019301. 4.0 ?? ?? I : l , 1 i.2 2.3 36.40 730 11.20 of ?? l1l.i5'12.38 2 23 3.ld 6.30.8 12 11.*8 of Slito 9,2 11. .. 3 ...

... - ?? -A -= = - NOTT1INGHAMSHIRE. NOTTINGHAMI. TnADEr.-We cannot report any improvement: on the contrary, the demand is, if anything more limited than pre- viously. It is true that at this time of the year flatness gene. rally prevalils; the home houses being engaged in taling stuck, do not buy anything they can possibly manage to do without. Yarn and silk remain stationary in price. The ...

... The Queen remained at Windsor Castle until Thurs. u day, when Her 1alajesty returned to Buckingham Palace, V 'rivately, having on that day put on mourning for the S Prince of Hohenlohe Languebourg. 0 Some changes have been made in the dates of Court h arrangements. ti The Queen's Levee took place yesterday (Tuesday,) n the 24th inst., instead of Saturday. the 21st instant. The Drawing-room ...

... N-OTTINGHA.ISHIRE. CHURCH RESTORATIoi.-The re-opening of Fosten old parish church took place on Wednesday last, after being closed for a short time fur the purpose of undergoing con. siderable repairs both to the interior and exterior. The church is an ancient structure of Norman and early English architecture, and the chancel arch is taid to be one of the finest relics of Anglo-Norman ...

... Del Nothing positively is known of the movements of thr of Garibaldi. It is stated that he is assembling a fleet of bus boats at Messina, where he has already 20,000 men, to pot make a descent on the Calabrian coast. By a telegram tre from Messina, it appears that the Neapolitan troops have uni agreed to evacuate Syracuse and Ajosta, the only strong- old bold in their possession now being the ...

... STAFFORD SHIRE. In our obituary of this day will be found an announcement of the demise of Mrs. Sneyd Kynnersley, relict of the late h Thomas Sneyd Kynnersley, Esq., of Loxley-park, in this w county. The deceased lady was well known to a large circle tl of influential friends in this county, and had endeared her. so self to all classes by her genial kindness and unostentatious ac charities. ...

... n- A4 A;- ?? rm ?? A- - - - .- L-- . ith One of the most interesting topics of the week has been the grs ake repair of St. Alkmund'8 church spire, a portion of which un on was blown down by the severe gale on the 27th of February. gh The contract for this venturesome undertaking was given to of ng Mr. James Brown, of Sheffield, who has made himself famous fre bt by the successful execution of ...

... MADAME CLARA NOVELLOS FAREWELL. (From the Mu8ical World.) VAIL (From the Musical World.) ta Among the lady vocalists whose talent has given lustre to ag their art, compelled theworid to forget the fact of their Eng. he lish origin, and drawn forth the acknowledgment, not only tel of Continental Europe, but even of their native country, no be one has reached a higher pinnacle of fame, and no ...

... e A contest respecting a church-rate at Woolwich has n terminated, after a two days' poll, in a defeat, the num- bers at the close being 717 to 649. At All Saints, Here- ford, described as a very Radical and Dissenting parish, the result was the other way; the tiumbers after a very severe struggle being-for the rate, 220; against it, 173. g Dr. Vaughan, after a conditional acceptance, in the o ...