... I XASONICE AI'91e4 nA SailoOL. I The ambnual Isetisg ayd irbnutlon of prizes in connection wit ti 3 ation took place yesterday evening in tho elsibition Palace. The atteadance WaB unusually large aI d £ oable and the eom- modious ooncert hall is which tha proceeding 'soolk PlAce was 1illed in every part. The an ?? *figlhbnders performed a choice seleotion of music I from oeven uil eight ...

... laLXTAJRY PROMOTIONS A XXCHANGIS. wAowua.- LOrXDfX, WAY 38. Uh Regiment, of Dragoon Guards-apain John Kec. ned1y, from the 4th Mussron to be Captain, Vlie T I Benyon, who exchangee, aths Dragoon Cua s-laeutenant George SWtls-Scbabie. be CApnin by purchase, ice John W Deelag; who rd- t1rcs; Cornet WilAi B Bullock to be Lieutenant, by pur- huse, vied SA3s-Schwasbe. 4th HuIarUM-Captain Thoma ...

... RESTORATION OF BROORDISH OHUaRH. Brockilash Church, dedicated to St. Peter and St. Pault, furnishes an additional instance of the growing desireto retor lte fabrics, which, through the con- tinud acion flte tooth of tiwe,~ havehbecorne di- lapiate an ina state or disrepair. Our columns havefre~eatl cotallned accountst of Church restora- tionin ofolkandSuffolk, and in no instance have we had ...

... I TEIB REV. JAMES TAYLOR BROWN, eldest son of the late Mr. Alderman Brown, of this town, and at present incumbent of Neyland Church, Suffolk, has accepted the ineumbency of Holy Trinity Church, in this town, in place of the Rev. F. Langhorne, lately deceased. VOLUNTEER INTELIGciuaE.-The members of our local artillery corps will parade at their depot, St. Wilfrid. street, in undress uniform, ...

... I - co Last Thursday evening a large number of persons at assembled in the Derby Corn Exchange, at the invita- it tion of the Iibeal committee of the Reform League to th hear addresses from Professor Rogers, M.A., of Oxford ra University; Mr. George Nuttall, and Mr. J. S. Wrighst, PI, of Birmingham. hi Mr. WILKINS occupied the chair, and having opened W( thle proceedings, th, Mr. JoirNsoN ...

... DEDDINGTON6 WPOIC I -- - H'A DISDDINGTON VonuNTern Coicsr-Ordatgi l1tUL bU WUas. commencingr Monday, May{27 :-Taesday-Cofpany drill in the Mar~ket-place at S p.m. Target practice o07 appli- cation attlie orderly-room. HEtNRY CWYROIiLL, Lieutenant Commanding.-Ordcerlyi-P oOi, A/rby 23, 1867. WIT NEY. DIED.-May 16, after a long illness, Sarah, wife of Mr. James Pritchett, High-street, Witney, ...

... I FRAN CE. PARIS, MAY 23. It is asserted that the adjournment of the departure of the King of Prussia for Paris is owing to the wish expressed by the Emperor Napoleon that this visit should take place simultaneously with that of the Emperor of Austria, who cannot come to Paris until after his coronation as King of Hungary. THE LUJXEMBURG TREATY. BERLIN, MAIY 23. The ratifications of the ...

... IBELF.AST TOWN COUNCIL. mol.':713], the usual q*arterly meeting of the To7.02 ('ouneil was held in tle Town Hall-the | M.xi 4)(Da; d Taylor, sEq., J..) pres3iding. The ?? mcineml'ems present ?? Rlobert i inlsay, J1.P, John L[tle, T11', James Carlisle, ?? Win. _'ullani J. P.; Cuancillors John Savage. . It', ] rt ?? 'in Langtry Jo ilHanull, i l l' .lh nies ll;tlii. Jp.P, Dr. Alexander, Dr. iL ...

... STRIKE OF THE TOW-N COUNCIL PAVIORS. APPLICATION TON, A SUMMUOSS AGAINST T.5lE TOWY SURVEYOR. A r the Belfast Police Court, yesterday, before W. T. B. Lyons, Esq., J.P., and Samuel M'lanLslanul, Ess., d.P., Mir. ArEX. O'RonKh said he had an application to make of a very important and urgent nature, for a summons against the Town Surveyor of Belfast-1: he referred to Mr. Montgomery. Be sought ...

... I (By Telegraph.) HOUSE OF LORDS, Y5nI IA. Their Lordsbips met at five o'clock. INCREASE OF THE EPISOOPATE. The House went into committee on the Increase of the Episcopate Bill. On the clause authorising the appointment of saffraggan bishops, The Earl of DERBY opposed the Clause, and objected to the appointment of suifragan bishops altogether. After some discussion, and without any result ...

... THE PRIVY COUNCIL AND THE NORTH RIDING 9EAMBHRI OF AGRICULTU4E. On Saturday we reported the refusal of the Lords of the Privy Council to entertain au application from the Xorth Biding Chamber of Agriculture for. the opeing of thl Maltou market for. the use of the North . ?? Riding farmers formeale of hored cattle, The refus'al was based upon the report of an outbreak of plague in the North ...

... FROM OUR LONDON CO.RRESPONDINT. I 'oNzOo, Friday. The discussion of last night shows that if the Reform Bill is to be passed, the session will have to be prolonged beyond the conventional last week i in July or first week in August; and no doubt even the most enthusiastic sportsmen will think the clauses affecting redistribution more important than grouse. There is, indeed, a sort of rumour ...