... (Saturdy lcRwfew.I 'It is' a very difficult thing to,knew what to do with' heretics. They'neltle in your biahdprics, -they m ltiply in your Univereitdeg, :and, in short, al ways seem to! select for their appearance the very plceswtherel they i are least expected and mostinconvenient. Severall methods have been proposed forgetting rid of them, and each of them has been recommiended withi that ...

... THE OXFORD DECLARATION OF FEBRUARPk 25, 1864 The following is the joint opinion of the counsel whone names it bears upon a case drawn up by clergymen holding the theological opinions of the Oxford Declaration, bat doubtful of its legality in the form in which it has boen circulated among the clergy:- TH3E JOINT OPINION OF MR. A. J. STIPHENS, Q0., LLD AND MR. J. C. tAILI. If a body of the ...

... WA~SLML DEATH FRnOM BRNING..-Yesterdy morning a child, sixteen months old, namied Amelia Anni Brason, the daughter of a carpenter, residing in the Birmingham Road, Idied from the effeets of burms on various psrts of her body, caused' by her clothes taking fire during the temporary absence of her mother on the 3rd Instant. OowrArI HosrrTAL.-At 'the windal, Weekly mbatinE of ithe committee, ...

... CLOSING OF PUMLIC-HOUSES ON SUNDAYS MOVEMENT IN BIRMINGEAM. A preliminary meeting was held in the Priory Rooms. Upper Priory, yesterday afternoon, for the purpose of con- sidering the propriety of uniting with the present national movement to support a bill to be brought forward by Ur. John Somes, M.P. for Hull, this Session. The Hon. and Rev. Grantham Yorke was called to the chair, and there ...

... LATEST NEWs. AyND INTBRITATIO mU, Tznr - OnoEBS, T.&IP'L BUILDTIr3, NX3- _dlA .fW STREET, (REUTER S MEORANS.) TFr WA1 IN SCHLESWIG, LOPENHAGEN, FEBRUAnY 17 (8. 5li , t The Government have published the reulatioans for the blockade of the ports of the enemy. Count Hamilton, Swedish Minister r, Ucophbagen, has been summoned to Stoskholm to eoaler with his Governimert. The enemy in Sandbjerg and ...

... WOLVERHAMPTON. SHEFFIELD INurDATION.-The men in the employ of the Chillineten Company, at their Bentley, CappoufLeld, and Lea Brook Works, have contributed the handsome eum. of 27. 10s., which Mr. Samuel Hill remitted on the 28th April to the Treasurer of the General Relief Fund, Sheffield. THE ARTMFIOAL MANURE WORKS OF MESSRS. WILD- SMiTH AM;s GAVsT.-Yesterday afternoon, Mr. H. Under. hill, ...

... ILLNESS. OF GARIBALDI. SUDDEN RETURN TO ITALY. A London oontemporary publishe the following in a second edition yesterday:- We announce to the public, with the most sincere re grt, that General Garibaldi will leave England for OCprera on Friday next. The excitement naturally produned by the magnificent reception of the Italian patriot has not faled' to teU upl his7 health ;-aid bis ...

... M3R. RECORDER HILL AND A TIPSY BANKBUPT. Tn the Brlstfl papers of yesterday we find the foliowlag report of a racy dialogue which took place on Taos lay between Mr. M. D. HIll, as Commissioner of the BrisiNoi Ba.bruptcy Court, and a drunken bankrupt, who had come up for his last examination and discharge:- Tbe bankrupt having entered the witness box, bl r. Henderson (solicitor to the assignees ...

... EXVRAORDINARY PROCEEDINGS AT MATLOOX. 'An extraordinast Occurrence has recently taken place at Matlopk., A woman, named Ellen Gaunt, had long resided at Matlock, but being lid the last stage of, consumption she came to, Derby on the 24th of October, last year, and re- 'mained with her sister' and her. husband, Mr.' and. Mms Hadfield, at Pear Tree, till the 24th of January,1864, when she died. ...

... l I e IESRINI r .S . LOCAL PEDEST RIANISK. Amongst the various amusements ini the publie programme for, Mondaj, pedestrianism had its. tai share of publio patronage, Upwards of eighteen huae dred persons paid for admission t6o *Itnes the: vioid mnatches set down to come off at Aeton Groaa Grounds.. The first 'wa between. D..HhriaY and 3 DoON, N both of Wednesfield, who,, at half-patt eleven ...

... l IDDERMINSTM INThESTING GA'rnuFzta.-A tea meetitig of a rather unique kind took' place in the Ohantry aujotring the parish Church on Tuesday. The entertainment referred to was given biy Miss Lea, a lady who formerly resided in Kidderwninrter, and who took a great Interest In educa. tional matters, and more particularly in Sunday School work. 13he conducted a girl'a class at St.. Mary's ...

... THE, ACTORS SHAKESPEARE St.VWER. The members of the profession to which Shikeqrmare belonged were determined to be first in the field in cale. brating the tercentenary of his birth, and accordi ngly they gave a professional demonstration ia the shape of a sapper at the Freemasons' Tavern on Friday evenlog, whon the chair waD announced to be taken by Kr. Benjamia We'bster at a quarter to twelve ...