... | b On Tuesday eveningthelRev. James Bardsley, M.A., e of Manchester, delivered an able lecture at and in coa- t nection with the Protestant Institute, on What a t Christian Minister is, and is not, according to the . Teaching of the New Testament, and the Judgment t of the Church of England. Although this was the e title of the lecture, it was mainly devoted to a denuin e ciation of the ...

... 1 J TUESDAY. V FITZX7IL.IAM STAKES. Friponnier ?? , . ?? Sundeelah ?? ?? ,. . 2 N Miss Sarah colt ?? ?? 3 Eleven ran. FILLY STAKES. Athena .. . ?? 1 t Jenny ?? ?? ., .. ?? 2 l Buttercup . .. ?? 3 Five ran. GLASGOW STAKES. Donaldbain ?? ?? ?? ?? 1 Prince Louis ?? ?? .. ?? 2 Two ran. CIHAM PAGNE STAKES. Blue Gown ?? ?? Virtue 2 Bel Giorno ?? ?? .. ?? ?? 3 Twelve ran. Blue Gown was afterwards ...

... rlMS SO3 - S' 4r7. -aDA - x_ . , _ - .H 1 . The spirit for restoring venerable old church5, from delapidation and decay to elegance and coenfro and adapting them to hold larger congregations h grown greatly of late. It haes extended its in ...

... NOTICES TO CORilESPONDENTS, DI1 N ?? than one thllssand. DYr '-lIabbita are inciuded under the dofinition of Iare the Poachlig Act. e( YNou can reGO 'er before the Magistrates, under co blasr 6and Worken's Act. t ' -- es duo il Cnllada cannot be paid In Eughand; b; t ~ ran ?? usight be jilado to pay them through B ' nis6 h propser expression is to say that the W09t '~dj ?? bolonlgto Aujesica, ...

... The following Is a copy of a bill Introduced Into the House of Lords by the Lord Chancellor, entitled an Act for the Rlegulation of Agricultural Gangs:- Whereas in cectain ?? certain parsons known as gangurnsters hire children, young persons, anu women, with a view to contraoting with farmer s and others for the exeoutlon, on their lands, of various kinds of agri- cultural wock: anid whereas ...

... BRISTOL WESLEYAN CONFEAENCE, BSCTIOL, Friduy Evening. irhe Confercec opened tltis morning in the usual form. 'ITE So. IAL, Sosnrs: LAI.r Emisi ?? of tire nost attrrc- tivo gatileritesg in connection wvith tho Conference took plarce yeitcrdry cvoning. Mr. W. If. Bridgott, third son ofl The Sticcessotti li relthnt, whose life, written by the Roev. X. Artirur, created so laicnh sensation a feiw ...

... case T -v - A -Aar 4 41- A -u TilIN, REFOR LEAGUE-At the usual weekly meeting of tho local branch of this organisation, held at the Tem- peyanee Rioom, on Monday evening, dlr, J. A, Froggatt prresiding, the officers for the ensuing year woro appointed ns follow ?? 1?. Holden, president; the Rev. Dr. Gordon, and Mesers. IV. H. Duignan and J. Wilkinson, vlcepresidents; Mr, J. Stevenson, ...

... [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPsH.] ROUSB OF LOIDS. Their L'rd(ilij 3 met at twelvo o'clock; when the Royal Assent w a givi iu by ?? to the Cjns.%olidahd Fund Bill, Dis'.ric3 Lunatio Asylulm Of;ficers Bill, Barrack Lane Windsor (l1i 1is of Way) Bill, Industrial and Provident Societies Bill, Poor Law Board Bill, Canongato Annuity at Edinburgh Bill, Guarantee of ?? Uffluirr Bill, Dogs icegulation (Ireland ...

... ARCHIDEACON SANDFORD AND Ml?. BURGES, to tlbs EDITOR Of tihe DAILY POSr. Sir,-1 accept with pleasure the aesaranco conveyed in MIr. Burgee's courteous letter, which appeared In your columns to-day, that the allusions in his pamphlet are not intended to apply to me. And if he will kindly substitute the working classes for thepoor, he will have the words actually employed by me eontho ...

... LEAMINGTON AND WARWICKSHIRE EUNT MIEETING. WEIGHTS FOR Aleanwood * Daily - - Globule - - ieneoazet Ganteboy thelaespeare - Deepatch Comberton Faen - Pengioner Thb EkM liolrnet - - Knave of Trnmpe Ivinpa of the Wind - Sir William Patience - The Doctor- Ta lybo (hb) Innellan aprlla The lannb* The Nun (h b) - Peaol Diveot The Plover l.S D. Galur - The Flea - Cameo Pladreinten- Clansman - THEI ...

... A meeting of the Lancashire Preab 1tory of the Unitd ?? Church was hel yesterday, In the classroom of the Presbyterint Church, Egremont, the Rev.. W. -M. Taylor inodeatdr; and there were also present the Revs, Drs. 119Lerrow'aid Macleod, Revs: Messrs. Thompson, Scott, Howast, IGraham,'.Muir, W. B. Thomson, Grosart, Towers and'PAtterson; Messrs. J. H. Robertson W. iobertson, J. Thompson, Stiit ...

... I§MPERIAL PARLIAMENT. 1: - ?? ?? , - itOU E: OF.- L.RD , TUESDAY, MARCOH20.. 'Their lordships met at fye o'ol'ock i ?? ' 'RITUA~lIE3j ' h.: L i 1ho Arobiishop of 'c rsuuunt'dtated that on a'former oooasion he bad aunouriiod that the bihops weie ' doeig- g' 0. !i!U Vili T epeot to. itualism, 6utthey bad abandoned that mntenilon, a ss they underotdod there ivaw a probability of' a royal ...