... RESOLUTIONS OF COODOLLPyoN 7BER AfAETB6,Y t - M ._ [FROM THE LONDON GAZETTr. O1 . LAS5 WHITEHALL, JAN. 16, 1862, The following Addresses and Resolution Co I on the oooasion of the death of his Royal Iighao tlt Consort, have bees, transmitted to the Rnghi s George Grey, Bart,, Her Majesty's Principal Seeork State for the Home Dapartment, to be laid Deoi Queen:- From the Arobbishop anl clergy of ...

... REPEAL OF TPE HOP DUTIB. Yesterday (Wednesday) afternoon, a public meeting of the hop planters of West Kant was held in the Vestry Hall, Cranbrook, for the purpose of taking into considers- d tion the best means to be adopted to procure the immediate I and total repeal of the hop duties. G. Hardy, Esq., M.P., was In the chair.te The hall was crowded to excess, and amongst other gen- m tlemen ...

... .-Av3 B:;;FT OcoNFORMITY IN iTIM] BMENTVI AY ,,.naieso LACAHIE . flesO h oneec he represeiitativeS or sue On MondDY, tialeene ft e fLn~U n ludcpendenttf OrCnr ati ithe ouefl' Hote1 thio con- portion of Clhshire 'was Od tthe culenaO b10tel b; aider in what waoner the two hundredth annivarsy of the ?? of the Acet of Uiformity should be celebrated in ccahic, anabetrct ofwbic ap art thn insanc aup ...

... POST OFFICE, EXETE% DisPATCHARRIVAL, AND DELIVERY OF MAILS.I ?? I R¢ Ljoee of Road and Arrival. E Chief Plaoos of Single ?? . ?? Destination. Stamp. Stamp. Sp LodPn Day Mall ?? 7.a.m. 7.10a.m. 2Sp.m. 4.0 pdn.m 7orquaY. Totnee, Ply- o~.40pII mouIth, Devonport, O.Oaim, 9.20a.m.!3spim 4.0 pm. 3od0mrinp Truro, &a? month, Penzance , &o.) Croditon Bideford ,Barn- 9.a.m .9.20a.m. 35p.m 4,0 p.m ...

... FIGHTFUL COLLIERY ACCIDENT. .1 - FIVE MEN KILLED AND TWO HUNDRED BURIED ALIVE.' NEWCASTLE, Friday Nighti One of the most alarming colliery accidents that has cc curred in this country for several years past took place yesterday morning, at New Hartley. Oolliery. - Hartley now pit is situate close totho Hartley Junction of the Blyth and Tyne Railway, and on the western side of the line; It ...

... ENFIELD SMALL ARJMS.-In anticipation of large de. iands being made on the Government Small Anis Factory At Enfield, the whole of the wvorkmen employed in that establishment were on several occasions during the last few weeks kept at, work the whole night. It was folnd that the existing gasnrraisgements were not of a nature to admit of a sufficient supply being kept up during the whole night. ...

... POLITICAL DIFFICULTIES AND RELIGIOU'S REFORMS IN FRANCE. Th(from cE Osional Pars Correspornent; .) The present si te of France (S pace,, 1M. de i Morny and M. dbe Is Gudrronibre) may well excite the ouriosit,7 of thoughtful men. A a literature corrupt to the core, a demoralised youth, a total ableno of enthusiasm for any- 3 thing-these are melat, holy symptoms. Peace I and order, it is widely ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE LANCASHIRE VOLUNTEERS.-The following com- mission has been signed by her Majesty: -51st Lan- cashire Rifle Volunteer Corp3: J. F. W. Mullen, gent., to be adjutant. Her Majesty has accepted the resignation of the oommissions held by the following officers, ?? Lieut. C. Semple in the 12th Lancashire Artillery; Capt. E. D'Orville In the 2nd Manchester; and Lient, C. R. hilnchin ...

... WEST OF ENGLAND AMD SOUTH WALES . DISTRICT BANK. At the twenty-eeventh Annual Generat ?? of the Pro- prietors of ?? of Eogland and South Wales District Blank, held at the BankIng ltonse of the Company, in Bristol, on Friday, the 1th day of ,Tauuary, 1552; Jerom Malrcebq.s, Chairman of the Board of Directors, in the chair, the follow- ID°g report was read:- n aBristol, 17th January, 1862. The ...

... COLLECTIONS FOR THLE INFIRMARIV AND GENERAL HOSPITAL. . 71 Sunday wns the day which (as we understood) was - apart for collections in the various churches and chapelsdhf this city onjhehalf o'£thess noble 'io~tjlutiori, ,the RoIal Infiriiary 'andGengIral Hospital, but we are'-sorry to bAd' fronithe returns thafrthe appeals have been anything but generally made. We have heard various reasons ...

... ENGLAND AND AMERICA. LIBERATION of MESSRS. SLIDELL and MASON. Official Telegram. FOREIGN OFFICE, JAN. 8. A telegram, dated the 27th December, was received at the Foreign Office from Lord Lyons, soon after four o'clock this afternoon, announcing that the United States Government had consented to deliver to him the four prisoners when and where he pleased. The following news has arrived by the ...

... PUNCHESTON.—We are often called upon by a sense Of duty to record some benevolent act of the Rev. C. H. Barliam, and now we feel much pleasure in saying that, On Wednesday, the 25th of December last, an excellent dinner was given, at his expense, at the Drover's Arms, to the poor and needy people of the Parish of Puncheston, when sixty-five assembled, and did ample justice to the good things ...