... in C C(XL a S I A S ET ICA L. ?? ?? THE I:$TAILLdI'I-) U UH H Or x ?? Tlc 1ishap oF ijerry 1urp ns [( to ]i; 4 a general ordl-latio'l t P Parishl hai.h t Clonl egh, Lifeord, on ?? lax, 01C 7thI Ju~l,. ' a 'Iln E Lngljish Church UiT1on arc ?? sign3 | tures to an ?? of thlanls to thc Bishop of Sals1 ?? for hi.s eh'. T ?? _ ?? t THE P.RESBYTE RIAN CliURCHII. Sx t;nt ot- Dnna'Y ?? O vrmn-i'-Dnt' ...

... ?? LOSS OF THE SHIP .XCFTTELL\NT, OF PORT-GLASGOW. it'VlZ'FE INGS OF THE CR3W. ?? m the Qofebec Mercury, Ma r this ( rooe, of the ship Nina, arrived this ololning, reports having pick4edl up the captain and crew of the ship Excellent, from Liverpool to Hali- fax and Quebec. abandoned at sea 250 miles east of St. John's, Newfoundland. on the 23d April, after being out one month. The captain of ...

... G(ENERAL NEWS. There is a rumour that Queen Victoria in- tends to visit the Paris Exhibition. The distinguished Indian, Hole-in-the-day, has recently Married a white wife in Washing- American papers alnounce the death of the Hon. 0. H. Browning. Secretary of the Iate- The average price sf wheat for Enlglandi and Wales is highe than in any week since the Crimnean war. It is calculated that if ...

... |I I PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS. The Bishop of Oxford hae collated the Rev. Alfired Pott, BR shiral Dean, Rector ot East Hendred, B1arks, to tue Vicerage of Abingdofn, in the roonel' the Rev. N. Dodeoso, resigned.-li. Lordship hee aleo instituted the bev, Matthias Maweon Lamb, MA.l, of Corpus Christi College Cambridge, ?? of Moretone in.Marsh, to the Recetory of ?? with Swvinbrook, ...

... , By the arrival of the above mail we have advices from Bombaj to April 29, and from Calcutta to April 23. t The Calcutta Englishmaen of April 23 says that the 3 accounts of the famine are not very gloomy, except in Orissa. It adds:- Of course there is a sad want of food, i greater even than was anticipated in some districts, but . steamers are busily employed in carrying rice from the e ...

... | 7 H T .HIgah VWater ' II U 'Sun- 3ul Age ' ' a t of Portanmouth. 8i Seta. o. lorn Evening ,. -DX1 MX- Rg*VL &6w i i ?? 7~88 Liaet Qr 4 8 4 85 -0 ! 2' ?? ' . -F - 3 5 8 0 24, 5 69 0642 ?? ?54 b 1`'2 5 7 14 7 48 ?? ' 2 26 80 8 49 ?? .a. 8 3 27. i 910 i438 i.- '85 . ,1, I5I ?? '28I8 10' 9 10,33 Add to, or Subtract froma, tfe ahove, and the time of Rligh Wader ciu be a0owna at t 1following ...

... THE TICHBORNE SUCCESSION. To fhre EDITOR of tihe PALL MALL GAZETTE. Sinl,-The following correspondence will speak for itself Having. the honour of being nearly connected with the Tichborne family, it occurred to me that an opportunity would offer itself during the Derby week for effectually clearing up the doubt which in many persons' minds attaches itself to the identity of the person who ...

... THE CHRONICLE. PRESTON, SA TURDA Y, MAY 25, 1867. - -1 .11 ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? . .- - 1- - ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? i We have always been of the number of those who insisted that the Government Reform Bill might be made, by management and tact on the part of the Li- beral Opposition, a thoroughly broad and comprehen- sive measure. It is possible that our hopes of getting a satisfactory act of parliament ...

... ., ? Vl ? ? . I . va#illlf?16.? , HOUSE 0O' LORDS-MONLDAY. r The Houee wont into committee on the Increase of. the Episcopate Bill. e On the clause anthorising the appointment of auffragant Bishops, a Tles E'arl of DERsBr Oppoaed the clause, sod objected to: A the appointmenatiof suffragan Blebops in any case. - p After Some diacussgion, and without 'any reeqilt having 'pi been airrived at, ...

... AND EAST RIDING TIMIES. REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST-OFFICE FOP TRANSMIssIoN ABRoAD. FRIDAY, MAY 24. PERHArS now the Reform League are beginning to be a little ashamed of. their violent hostility to the Govermnent Reform Bill. If, indeed, they are really anxious, as they profess to be, to have a liberal measure of Reform passed, this must be the case. They could never have hoped at the ...

... SYMgU D1AD PWYSIG YN MHLITH YR IUDDEWON YN INDIA. I Y MAE yr archoffeiriad, yr hwu sydd o deulu Aaron, wedi cyhoeddi yn ddiweddar, mai ofer ydyw i'r Iuddewon ddiagwyl am ymddangosiad y Mhesiah, yn gymmaint a'i fod eisoes wedi yM- ddangos yn mherson tesu Grist. Ei fod ef wedi byw yu yr hen grefydd, a thrwy ei ymlyniad wrthi wedi ei ddyrchafn i'r Arehoffeiriadaeth; ond ei fod yu awr yn l1wyr ...

... Cyfrifler gyntaf y Banqc hwn -Teimlai pawbeyf. arwydd a hanes baugeiau Prydeinig ddyddordeb yn yr aotor brawf mawr a wnsed gan y Nntional Pro- vincial Bank wrth ddeebreu masnach yn Llundain, ac o herwydd rhoddiad i fyny (a hyny heb unrbyw ad-daliad oddi wrth y Bank of E~ngland) o'r hawl- fraint i aufon allan en Bank notes. Ond ychydig a wyddai pa cyn Ileied peth iddynt oedd y rhoddiad i fyny ...