... DK i : :: I i |- 0 ~~DISTRIf; -,g ?? - ! |, W_, - BREASTON. Si INDIA FAmimS FuSua.-On the 21st, after a sermon by the di Rev. George Dawes, curate, the sum of 21. las. Gidi>*as .c collected in the churdh of this village. On Suday PARWICH. On Sunday evening, April 21, a sermonI for the -Jews I Society, was preached in Parwich Church, by the Rev. Dr. ti Kerns. The collection was 31. IS. 6d. In ...

... i- TiE GnowINo CRoes. -The weather since Saturday , week has beenfine and warm, and a heavy continous ground rain having fallen on the 12th and 13th e grossing crops De have greatly improved in appearance in Norfolk and Suffolk. y Wheat, which in some ditricts looked thin and unhealthy, In has made a start; and barley and oats have also advanced al rapidly. The improvement has pervaded 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 ...

... LONDON TO NOTTINGHAM DERBY, AND LEEDS. STATIONs. 12 1.2 2 2 22 1 2 M ail Departure n.m. a.m. a.m. a~.nm .m. p~m. p.m. P.M. London EB Square . . 165l 6.30 11.20 2.45 5 15 9. 0 London K. Cross ., . 7.10 .3 .. .14. 0 .. 6.45 Rugby ?? ?? 10.15 1251140 15.40?1 30 11.20 ?? .9.13 11.15 32.28 2 10 3.10 6.50 8 12 11.658 ?? ..24 11.28 .. . .22j. 8 20 ?? ..935 11.43 . .. 3.36 ..8 30 Loughborough .. 9 .42 ...

... 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 ...

... - 1l Jo THE ANNEXATION OF NAPLES. The official return of the voting on the question of an- ass nexation in the city and provinces of Naples is as follows: - Pi, Total number of voters registered - - - - 229,780 da Ayes - - ?? ?? 185,468 T Noes - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1,609 7i In the provinces the votes are equally favourable to an- DT nexation. EXPECTED ARRIVAL OF THE ROYAL Sn PRINCES. The ...

... I- theTHE INSURRECTION IN SICILY the__ _ _ s of The official telegrams from Naples, which are scarcely ship worthy of credit, state that the Royal troops obtained a vic- The tory over Garibaldi's bands on Saturday near Palerma. dth, According to the official telegrenm from Naples, the royal muld troops attacked the insurgent bands on Saturday morning, ,no and drove them with great lose from a ...

... An important meeting to consider tile plans of the aug. C tested lines for Melbourne has been recently held. I Mr. JOHN EL3ISLXY wa called upo~a to pregside, and briefly it stated that the object of the meeting 'sas to take into consi. I1 ,deration which of the two schemnes. would be most advanta. 0: geona to the parish. They had nothing to do with the grival- n vries of railroads; all they ...

... i- A -4 ___AA ;- n wn On Friday last a respectable meeting was held at the ~of Gujidhall, to listen to an address on 1The Condition and the Prospects of the Refugees from Slavei'y in America, by the frRev. Lucas M. S. Haynes, M.A., of New York. We were glad to see that the object of 7the meeting excited much Lr intereat. W. T. Cox -Esq., had kindly consented to preside, LY but in his ...

... some conscience-stricken servant has sent 51. to the Duke of Sutherland, returned per centage.1 This is certainly an age of wonders. The Indo-European gu: Telegraph was opened throughout on Tuesday se'nnight, and yet at twenty-five minutes past eight o'clock on Wednesday a 1. morning, a telegram was received in London from Kurrachee a 8 announcing the fact. Sol A telegram from Penzance ...

... Mr. Spurgeon has at last received a rebuke, the sting th of which he will sorely feel and long remember. A T clergyman of his own denomination of no mean reputa- or tion, the Rev. Baptist Noel, has written him a letter of cl earnest remonstrance for his late arrogance, and want of th charity and consistency. However Mr. Spurgeon may w profess to appeal to the tribunal of God when ques- G ...

... WEDNESDAY, SEPT, 14, 1864. AMERICA-PROMISING PROSPECTS. ?? -- !-1 ?? .. ..A. America is still the great centre-point of attraction, to which the anxieties and calculations of Englana are principally turned, The latest intelligence of the war is somewhat contradictory and confusing; and both parties fight with a desperation and energy, as if the final settlement of the conflict depended on the ...