... limisfullm fifing ? MONDAY, MAROH 21, 1INCl ' NEWS OF TRE.PDAY.' t ON Saturday the Princeis of WAUS held a drawimg room at St. Janes8 'Palace, on.bea of the Qumtk. A very large, number of presentations took place. 'The PriD'069'QDISA attained' her six-, teenth year on Friday. The' QrisX and te Ryal famnily will, stay at Windsorrti1 the' 2let'of April, when they w I go to Opboene for thee *Weel ...

... SECOND APPEAL ON BEHALF OF THE COLOURED REFUGEES IN NORTH AMERICAs ?? ~~ADDUtESSBD TOd TE SiOPIEY OF FRIENDS, ANlb tEE BRIVISH PUBLICOGENERALLY. From a neeting of the Representative Body of the Beligious Society of Friends, held in London, March 4, '1864-It is under a strong sense of the urgency of tho case,-aud of the neceeeity ifor reiewed and prompt exer- tionithat we feel called upon sgai, ...

... (BY TELRgRAPH.) THE WAR IN DENMARK. THE AUSTRIANS AND PRUSSIANS IN JUTLAND. VIENNA, MARCn 4. It is stated here, in well informed quarters, that the advance into Jutland will not be longer delayed, an understanding upon the subject between Prus- sia and Austria having been obtained BERLIN, SATURDAY, MaMh 5. The Spenrsche Zeitun.g of to-day publishes a telegram, dated Vienna, Friday evening, ...

... ROYAL INSURANCE VOLUNTEER FLRE - BRIGADE. Yesterday morning, the members of this fire brigade turned out fully equipped, with three engines, and paraded the principal streets of the town, returning afterwards to Bingley Hall, which was their muster place. The occasion of this demonstration was to celebrate the anniversary of the formation of the brigade. The band of the Rifle Volunteers headed ...

... WORCESTERSHIRE AC RiCULTURAL SOCIETY. l The annual meeting of the Woroestershire Agricultural Beoeoty waaheld on hatarday, at the Crown Hotel, Wor- cester, there being present the Hon. F. Lygon, Al P., and DIesers. Hudson A. HE Royds, T. G. Curtler, J. G. Walker, W. Chadvick, W. loore, T. Hyarris, B. Hall, E l)ay, J. S. Walker, J. D. Onley, Robert Woodward, and H. Lakin (hon. aec.) The Hon. F. ...

... BI7-ING -HMB - oAI = i A l = BIRYINGHAM BeAR OF GUARDUM The uspal weekly meeting ofthrBoaW was held yester. dayafternoon, at th? Parish Offices, ,Paradie Street. KMr. Jones ?? n) ?? ' te t aeJsie' of ,the; ebabtruan (M~r.1 3%; Lloyd, ?? t , ed , I GarwIan ,~au num~erous. ;aJ Tm1DEFS NOR rss ?? ?? meettn haA neenl made special for the purposoif creeiovig the tnes fort the supply of foed and ...

... (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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... i The following fi the copy of a lotter and memora4dtam from Sir Rowland Hill, ?? bo the Commuisiemqrs of the Treasury, with reference tq their Lordship's inute granting him & special superannuatoaljowanee Hampatead, Ma~rch 17. My Lords, -'The Postmsster. Generl, as requestgd by your Lordshipo, has done me the favour to furnishme with a copy of your minute of 1th Intant, grantingme a ...