... | 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 ...

... CORRESPONDENCE| ST. MICHAEL AND ALL ANGELS. V TO THE EDITOR OF THE HULL TIMES. SIR,-I observe that one or two admirers of the ser- vices.conducted at the above church are very irate , that a minister, unanimously chosen to fill the impor- : tant office of Vicar of Holy Trinity-chosen, too, with a a knowvlege of his opinions, and with a desire that r those opinions may consistently be carried ...

... HUNGARY. Here is a queer incident in the coronation story of 11' gary. The Emperor cannot supuort his claire tothecra of St. Stephen by the production of any certificate tfo ft effect that his predecessor in the dignity hoin tll assume has ever in law resigned his Royal ?? to office. King Ferdinand V. is still living (at Pr.ague) it is currently reported that he gave a pereptsograe), and to ...

... PiY-SINTO EAnIg.- Tffg Psurn. Saturday Fveniug-- _psus, bsaturuay rv tUIug. £ IsI exlacly, fifty, three years two months and I It is N olechs the First's great rival made his (ii d the' ~res fyt cpital, fant tha e public, even if d (ber r, ino te chrerhiollvait and rsnl th e u a I re D5t Daturally inclinod to make ctiomasontraso pfgeerS a being. forcibly struck byhen tro st bO arlyt bell Vi)t ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY. J THE Prussian Government has dismissed from their livings, without pension, the twenty-six olergy- m-e-n of- Northiern Schfoswig wvho refused to take the oath of .allegiance to the KmG 0or PniussL&. The decree was published at Kiel yesterday. TnE KinG OF PRUSaIA is to leave Berlin to- day for France, and is expeeted to arrive at Paris to- morrow. The Qunmm oi' SrAI will ...

... THE MIDLAND AND GLASGOW AMAL- GAMATION. (Froes tiMD Shefcld Independcendt.) So absurdly indiscriminate has been the late peaicin railway stock that the soundest and beet managed railwais have been depreciated. And seeing how much directors have been led into new competitive undertakings by their own aggressive spirit or by the arts of others, there has been a very decided reaction among ...

... THE SHOCKING ACCIDENT AT WASHING- I TON COLLIERY. l TEN MEN KILLED-RECOVERY OF THE BODIES. The accident which we (Newcastle Chronicle) described in our impression of Saturday as having taken place at Washington Colliory on Friday evening7 was proved by subsequent examination to have resulted in the death of ten persons, that number being one more than was at first supposed- and stated. We on ...

... | I , I ma ' The weekly meeting of the guardians of Scnlcoak3 'Unioh was ?? on Tuesday, under the lire udlefty of Mr. D. Sykes.-The 'Chairman said he sA., glad to see so many guardians present, becn 1JSe b had to bring forward a matter of considerable :illplor ance. He had seen a paragraph in a newspaper 'tt D that a new wing was -oing to be added to the 'unati asylum of this borough. Perhaps ...

... THE TRADES' UNION, ENQUIRY ATV SHEF. FIELTD. -. . THE result of the enquiry at Sheffield, so far as it has proceeded, has produced a re- markable effect upon the public. Hitherto the tide of popular opinion with respect to the trades' unions has ebbed and flowed in a manner which clearly shewed that the greatest uncertainty prevailed mand that the public really knew little or nothing of the ...

... rlME RuO POSED SITE OF TIHE HOUSE OF1' lZECOVEMY AT B3RADFORD. Yesterday afternoonl the monthly mnectillg of the Dradford Intirunary Dand was held in thr '6oard-roomll, at the ilithimary. Tlhere owas a hill attendance4. Dr. Maoturk oeccupied the chair, anlld ojened the proceediuige by statiug ant at tho last miouthlly mlleetilln lhe opejin of th' mih edioal eilicers of the Iofiniarm-y had beeo ...

... On Monday, at the Town-hall, a man named Vim. Wallace was charged by P.C. Smith (118), with burglariously entering the house of Mr. Bryan Boyes Jackson, solicitor, Thearne Cottage, near Beverley. A young woman; named Ellen Hayes, stated that she was housemaid to Mr. Jackson, and on Friday night, about half-past eight o'clock, she washed the plate that had been need during the day, which ...

... LATEST NEWSO fRumns' Tbrzc!m.1 FRANCE..!.~ IRI., June 3. The Journal de Paris asserts that Signor Villemarn h1s semi.officially proposed to the Poatifloal Govern- ment that the Papal provinces should be ocoupied by Italian troops for the extirpation of brigandage, and to preserve the temporal power from any attempts of the party of action. ' Tbis proposition, it adds, was sup- ported by M. de ...