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... ; TH Mkif.OPS AND DR COLENSO. , The ipjowing address has been presented on the part of all the Bishops to Dr. Colenso Tdekfe'BWgU Rer. J W.- oletso, D.D., Lord Bishop of ieaal. We, the'undersigsed Archbishops and Bishops of the United Church of Vngland add Ireland, address you with deep brothetly antiety, as one who shares with us the grave repsonsibilities of the episcopal office. 'It' is ...
... CORRESPONDENCE NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. A9 letters intaended for pusbftcagssrn must be e~mpaeaie. bg the names and addresse of the writes not necsarily for pssicaf (on, &es for the infor-ioan 0/the Editor. 0orrespozd cut who set anly rpecikd vctu upon thei 9 -WM. muniScation, mustk them as we cannot under take to returt nitese conetpifsufiorn, E F.'-Strategic. We cannot publish the letter ...
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... TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY liEWS. Sl1,-In the Ludona Bi Review of to-day I observe an expression to the effect that Englishwomeu care no more for foreign politics than for the politics of the moon, and that it is the hearts of Englishmen far more than of Englishwomen which now bleed for the cruel wrongs and sufferings of the Poles. Will you allow me to reply to the particular accusation ...
... I For the last day or two the estabhhment of Messrs. Garrard, the Crown jewellers, has been eagerly sought by fashionable viaiters anxious to see the costly presents manu- factured for the Prince of Wales as gifts to his bride. Some of them are already exhibited * others will be shown in the course of the present week. Conspicuous among the beautif al objects now on view is a complete parure ...
... AGRICULTURAL MEETING AND EXIIIBI- TIONS IN CONNECTION THEREWITH TO BE HELD IN ODENSE, DENMARK. TO THE EDITOR OF THE E1ELFAST NEWS-LETTEr. Royal Danish Consulate for Ireland, Belfast, Feb. 28, 1863. Sin-I have received official intimation from the Danish Government to the effect that there will be held a national agricultural meeting in Odense, Den- mark, toivarids the end of June and beginning ...
... THE BISHOPS AN) DR. COLENSO. The follo-wing address, signed by four Archbishops and, thirty-five Bishops, has been presented to Dr. Colenso: 1 TO THE BIGHT BEVl. J. W. COIENSO, D.D., LORD BISHOP OF NATAL. 'We, the undersigned Archbishops and Bishops of the United Church of England and Ireland, address you with deep brotherly anxiety, as one who shares with us the grave responsibilities of ...
... C REENOCK. ,- - , .- ._.na aa CUSTOMS REVENUJR-There has been a cootisuled large increase usl the Customs revenule of this Port duering- the usioth of February, being very clos.e upone double that of February, 1801, viz.:- t Monthl ending 28th February, 1861 . £.. .._57,306 Pr - - ?? ?? 81,637 C - - ?? R.ars,-1- ?? baa fallen here, during the monlth Of E; Felruar,n 7 7-10ths inlcheS of rain. ...
... e. - f The fifty-sixth anniversary of this society was f celebrated yesterday, when upwards of 90 mem- 1 bers sat down to an excellent dinner at the Royal Hotel, Dale-street. The chair was taken by Mr. r William Jones, of Catharine-street, who was sup- C worted on the right bj te Rev. Dr. James, Town Igounciflor Baron J. Jones, Esq., Dr. 'Lodge, d Dr. Slack, Mr. J. ~Evans, and Mr. Mor-ris; on ...
... TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. GFNTIEnEN,-I was very glad to see in the Mercury of Thursday last a letter signed by A Manufac- turer, complaining of the grievance which has existed for years betwixt the merchants and manufacturers on the subject of shorts and damages; and I have been dis- appointed not to find in some subsequent paper an attempt to refute the charge, for we can only ...
... THE CORPORATTON. ?? I A special meeting of the Town Council was held yes- terday in the City Hall, to consider sevoral reports and notices of motion. The Right lIon. tile LORID MdAYOw presided. Preoent-Alderlnen Wilson, Campbell. J P ; Tarpey, M'Cann, riunkett, L Reynolds, and Martin, J P. Counall- lore Whelim, Magrath, Martin, Byrne, Warren, Sinnott, Duraln,0'Dntefln. J P . Sullivan, Callan, ...
... Ndfa~st ~ __ (ESTABLISHED ANNO 17B7.) BELFAST: TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1868. INthe House of Lords, last evening,the Drainage of Land (Ireland) Bill was read a second time. The Duke of Somerset brought in a Bill to amend the Naval Coast Volunteers Act. The force numbers 28,000 men, and is daily in- creasing. In the House of Commons, the Tobacco Duties Bill caused considerable discussion, and the Bill ...