... We have been requested to publish the following a article, and also Mr. Bateman's letter upon the above c subject. We may here state that the designswlffl ti remain on view at Messrs. Beinrose's till the 22nd fv inst. _ The promoters of the Obituary Windows to be f( placed at the East end of All Saints' Church, Derby, Si in memory of the late lamented PRINcE CONSORT, 0 have so far succeeded in ...

... We believe the amount subscribed at Tenby towards the erection of a suitable memorial to the late Prince Consort is above d630. We believe that the sum may have been trebbled, had the memorial taken some other form than the obelisk determined on. THE TENBY Y OLUNTEER ARTILLERY CORPS met to- gether for big gun practice on Monday week. Out of 30 rounds of ball cartridge fired, only one was a bad ...

... POLTIMORE RUNT I)INNER. This event' took ?? on Wednesday last at the King's Arms lotel, Dorchester. Lord Poltimorea occupied the ohair, and wae atsisted by Mr. Fdr age as vije-ohairman. About aixty memb'ra of the;hunt and county gentry, sat down. The usual loyal toasts having been duly honoured, Joseph.Gandry, Esq.,'of Bridpoit, propdosd. The health of Lord Poltimore. Me lordship bad not ...

... I NEW YORK, FEB. 27. This brief letter must be accepted as the prepara- tion for a longer epistle, whioh may be ?? of the most important details of miiltary movements on the Potoma. The press is bound in a rigid censorship, which, indeed, Is submitted to by the people of the North with a very good grace, because they expect to be astonshed and delighted by intelligence of signal suocesses when ...

... PEMBROKE ANNUAL STEEPLE CHASES WILL TAKE PLACE ON TUESDAY, the 25th DAY of MARCH, 1862, STEWARDS: EVELYN MIREHOUSE, ESQ. COLONEL RAYMOND. THOMAS MEYRICK, ESQ. CAPT. BAYLEY, 85th Regt. THE OPEN STEEPLY CHASE, A Handicap of £5 each, X3 forfeit, and £2 only if declared on or before the 18th day of March, with 50 Sovereigns added, over about four miles of fair hunting country. The second horse to ...

... I, |GLiABG ' WPO LieiBILL, I HOUSE OF COMMONS, MOMDAY. The Cnommittee of the House of Commons met again this t ?? Lovaine In the ohair. There was again- a ' considerable attendance of gentlemen from Scoland. and I, the usual array of couusel on both dIdes, In the cours of - b the proceedings on this bill people here havse been much' : puzzled with regard to the manner in which the authorities ...

... HARBOUR COMMISSIONERS, . Fri2'ide;, farch 14. ,A MEETING of the Commissioners was held this day-the i 15Lord Provost presiding, rsr n aisn;t Present :-Baillies M'Hardy, Traser,and Jemieson; the Dean of Guild ; the Shoreioister; Messrs OF mA. Fesaer, Dyer, H. Adamson, M'Kinuon, lv - LEddie, Wyllie, Lumsden, Oswald, Stevens, W. es Adamson, Watson, and Leslie. et TEE LATE BIB B. MITCHfELL I The ...

... LONDOX GENERTL PORTERS' - , I LEER AXSOCI ToIOk. K. . I. 1., --Qa oday evening~thefourthnrsnaul mneeting of thie aso. I- oia'tion, est'ablished for grantir go pinsions to infirms uira.erbs; and to their necessitoa .widowseand ahildren, was: heldd l, the London Tavarn, the R4ght Hon. the L:rd Mayor- pre- 10 siding.r d The meeting was -well attended, and his lordship in b opaning the proceedinge ...

... ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL OF THE ROYAL MASONIC INSTITUTION FOR BOYS. A bridged fror: the Era.) 'Wednesday last was a proud, day for ?? bright i' red-letter day in' the Calendar of Freemasonry; for on it was held one of the most brilliant and successful festi- Wals we have ever had the, pleasure of recording. The inognificent sum collected: for the school, the unusually numerous attendance of ...

... ndn UTTOXETER. t IU TUE WOODSEAT ESTATE.-This well-known estate which le has been in Chancery for the last 40 years and upwards, was I ed put up for public sale by auction on Thursday last, at the s he White Hart Hotel, Uttoxetcr. Messrs. Moody and Newbold I he were the auctioneers, and the solicitors in the town were r 49 Messrs. Blair, Jervis, and Gould, and Mr. Welby. Messrs. q., Gregory ...

... AIR. ELLIOT GALER'S OPERA COMPANY. On MnnAi-n - ?? On Monday evening, the strongest operatic corps we Bt have ever seen or heard out of London commenced a series of f,, performances at the Derby Corn Exchange, under the ma- - nagement of Mr. Elliot Galer, the justly popular tenor. The hfi opera selected was Vincent Wallace's Lurline, produced a an couple of years ago with great success at the ...

... ?? .1St'Sw Vu MORE FEDERAL SUCCESSES. a The American advices brought by the Kangaroo, which rac arrived at Queensto'wn on Thursday evening, possess no much importance. An official confirmation had been or given to the report that the Federal troops under General *r Buell had occupied the city of Nashville; and it was fur- pri ther rumnoured that he had surrounded the Confederates tra at ...