... Last evening, aggregate meeting the members of the Architectural atd Archaeological Society, the Chemist* 1 Association, the Historic Society, the Literary and Philosophical Society, and the Polytechnic Society was in the lecture room the Free Public Library Museum, for the purpose of receiving the first annual report the of management. Lieutenant-Colonel Brown presided, and having briefly ...

... I. - . - - I MIDDlESEM i The long protrated revision of the lists for the I parishes in the county of Middlesex wee brought to a closo yesterday, when there wasuan adjourned sitting at Brent- j ford, before Dfr. flaine and Mir. lleale3. As during the whole of the revision, Mr. W. Albert Jamaes, ofParliament-street, appeared for the Reformn Regis.| tration Assoceatiou; M~r. T. Alley Jones, of ...

... - : - ?? THE BISHOP OF OXFORD ON THE I PROPAGATION OF THE I GOSPEL IN FOREIGN PARTS. _ ?? The annual meeting of thle above socie'ty was held in gi the Lecture-hiall, on Wednesday, when the BisHor of V LICHPFIELD presided, and was supported by the Lord hi Bishop of oxford. thle 1igb Sheriff avid Mayor (Mr. Cox), tS Mr. Mundy, M.P., Mr. Evans, M.P., the Yen. Archdeacon Pr of Derby, the Yen. ...

... ITHE FBffALE FOUND IN THE RIJGEfNTS I CANAL. va mentioned yesterday that the bidy of a your g woman, unknown, apparently about twenty years of age, decently attired, wsae discovered by a lamisring !eaan fiat. irg in the water of the Rozont's Canal, R eomsry-brench- bridge, Now North-road, Hoxton, under very m' Fterioaus and shocking circurnmasnce. It now appears thet shortly after nine o'clook ...

... TIE -NEW EDUCAT'lION-AL (CODE. TO THE EDITORS OF TI-HE LE17DS MRU U ENTE~F E, -.[0111 tiy gnai to fittl1 ?? iNij~t- ever mlay be -t-ccr tcp i ?? inf thim inc-i-its or 1cm cc-iis o f thle (toverinment System of Eduicationi, youl freely allow certi- ficatted teachers to) state, their case in Your colutiana. I :inn coniviniced that a. ve-rv lar.4- )I dy of teachers, iwoil~l ve!ry inrich prefer to ...

... i| SUREMIES OF THE PDAOE.-On Monday last, Catherine Whittiughem, wife of William Whittinglian formerly, a publican in this town, appeared before the magistrates, praying that her husband miight bet called upon to find sureties of the peace, he having threatened to murder her. The defendant conducted himself in a very unseemly way in court, and was ordered to find sureties to keep the peace, ...

... GENERAL NEWS;. SA1e: .O(. THEr Nbsoraolovskc.-On Monday there be was a sale: by auction on at extensive 0asis of the materials f.t composing the dingy. building in Downing-street waith bas, -. a hitherto beenused a -the Foreigo-olIce, and whiihs no b l ,fotbhwith removed for the proposed publio Officesa extension. --f A Conservative demonstration has. taken place sit, Leioester under ...

... LATEST NJy I 'o AVD , TnrFOR-%PHF ITT Em ]BjERLD5NOS. NWri STIMST. 017ricfLHBd MB ERANCE. ?? fgrEROR AND THE CHURCS PARIS, OCrOBE R 29. The Aioliuv of to day publishes the toilowing:- At the ceremony of delivering the cardinal's hat to Archbishop of Ceambery, the ApostolicAl delegate sed a speech to the Emperor, in which he said: eTbhesverejgI Pontiff, motwithstandilg the grief by vwhich be ...

... MI:UELLANEOUS. 4visitoPs from BoiiloflOn dleclare (says Oh Cutic) that thi Lord Chancellor's NOw Bvlukiuptcy Act is the most popular rending ih tbd city ofesnctubry. It is even said that Mr. Merridew (the local Mudie) has had to provide 400 copiesi of that interesting work to meet thO densatads isaclc upon him, Drcassws A Or JYLIVIOAs, S-TUDEN2A -Wo (zcet) undtertand that i,l16 students have ...

... Fr-oin Vreston. To BLACKBURN, ACCRINGTON, BURY & 1IA:NCnESTIR. 6-35 mixed, 8-15 9-5 11-0 m. 1-45, i-5 5-10 7-30 mix, *9-5 A.-On Sundays: 7-0 119-3° H. 2-165 -15 A, all ?? Accr-ington on Saturdays only.) (flTo Ac- To BLACICB:rR N, B URN LE Y, COLNE, s XIPTO5b, BRADFORD, AND LEEDS.-6-36 mix' l, 9-5, *11-0 lf. 1-45 ?? 5-l0 *7-30 mix, J-9-5 A.-On S .days: *7-0 119-30 If. 2 J5 *6-15 118-30 A. all ? ...

... OSD OI' RESPONDENCE. TllE GUILD MAYORALTY. br, rat TO Till EDITOR OF TIIE PRESTON CHRONICLE. Sill, 'Ithoo is an old saying that you may take a bhr horse to the water, but you cannot make him drink ; it is wI equally tirnc that you may elect a man Mayor, but not be WE able to ?? him to discbarge the duties. Surely tbe fbl-cc oif filly can no further go thaa in the course which fin is bviv, ...

... DUVB1lI.SOUlRAGA. The trial of John Curran was resumei on Monday, at Dablin, the popular excitement on the subject boingit is n said, greater than ever, Is Mr. Sidney had co3omencad his address ftr the prisoner h on Friday evening, and this he now onolaided. Ha oeated a' a great sensation by announcing that the evidence of 1 Agnes Wyles was fictitious; from beginning to end, and V that he was ...