... - - -- . - ?? x7 KIIELBY,. n UWe stated on Mondiy that tho Rev. Nash Sto- ir phenhon, Incuiubern; of Shirley, has beun prescstod by the Bishop of Wotcetiter (us' patron to the ioJ vicarage of Brolyald, Whiloe we cannot but con. gratulato Mr. Stephtenson on his well oarnedI prefer- ment, we shall, in coniulon with many others, regret his removal from this neighbourhood, where he haks for many ...

... ITHE CHURCH CONGIVESS| AT \VOLVERHAN1PTUN. FOURTH DAY. Yesterday the, Congress reasasombleil fi thle Agrieiltural Hall, the Righit 11ev. President llishop of Llcholrcti presidhig. Tauer wras a huill prlailfintr, arid thle bosly of tb o hell[ was oectiriilcd bj' rin si~disirco ihouit nai truierokias as Chat of Cule preriorrs day, which etra Isi gor hilso ait ainy previou11 ttng THJE MOlRNING ...

... BIRMNHGFIAM LICENSED VICTUALLERS' FRIENDLY A1ND PiWTEOTION SOCIElTY. LL 71ls Alrucal general meeting oit tile above 8seosiaition wal e hldd on Wednesda~y, at Mr. T1hsspon'r Grand Turk, Bel 0 iltreet.. Mr. John Clements, Preaident, Occupied t of I, chair ; and insoniget these present wore Councillors Wad. C 11 bases itnd Issehaw, Messrs. Ratttan, Blacklock, J. Vallard, p, It II. Fulford, ...

... CONSECRATION OF CHRIST CHURCH, SPAUKJROOK. Tlrhe ceremony of consecrating this church was performed yesterday, by the Bliahop of Worcester. The ohurch has boen ereoted at the junction of Farm Lane with Grantham Rtoad, the sito of wjholh was preaenieA by Mr. R. . Lloyd, and is constructed of IlampstacA stone, with Bath stone dresaihgs, and in th Eauly English Deaorated style, the combination of ...

... Tho card yesterday, although boasting of siS respectably filled items, furnished very poor ?? not worth travelling so far to witness; and so thought many who visited the town of boots but they antloipated somne startling revelations anent the first of the Autumn HEndi. cape, to be declded at Newmarket next week, Mistletoe bhre out my expectatlon by winning the opening event, the Eaton ...

... TEEI, RAJAH OF MY9ORE AND ENCLI015 D1 UXN KE' YNESS. uo of Advantage has been talken of the recent anniversary, ho the ec-ventv-fourth, of the birthday of the Rajah of lslyeoro, to announce to him that the House of Corn- noe Unisr bad resolved not to annex his dominion on his oeh death, but to hand it over in due time to his adopted d, sone A correspondent of the :ii7,s, whiio ?? present, i tl ...

... DUDLEY. T~nt BECENT CIJARuI: 01: Flklc NGl A BIlL.-C5IA~RtIE si 0 r Pa5iU uRY.-Aatthel~oliretdourt, on Wednesday lorniag, A before AMessrs. S. Budge, G. Bagott, and S. Price, Mr. V1 Thomas Beach, draper, Cradicy Heath, was charged wich 1,: cenmmitting wilful and corrupt perjury. As will be remeus- bored by our readers, the case arose oust of a charge pro. forced by flir. W. Harrion, jutn., ...

... THIE CHURCH CONGRESS IN WOLVERHAMPTON. RITUALISM. Onl Wlinedaymorning, a meeting of clergy was held in the School of Art, Darlington Street, to organiso a larger t meeting in London, In the month of November, to take I anch nation its miglit be thouight; necessary In consequeone t of the scesert of the Ritual Commission, and to deprecate isuy change In t he law of the Church of England ...

... NEWS OF TME DAY. The Local Executive Committeeof the Briaish As3o eiation held a meeting at Dundee, on Wednesday, to reckon up the cost, The receipts have amounted to £4926., and the expenditure is estimated at £3,220., which will leave a surplus of £1, 706 It seems that Mr. P ic~r'si statement, at St. Bar. tholomow's Hobpital dinner, with re'erence to the recovery of the Princess of WAErs, ...

... I' | INAUGUMA1 ADDRESS, LAST EVENING, BY MR. DI. D. HILL, QO0; The winter csosion of thle Birtologhamin l midland icestitutc wee oponed last evening, thle hnaugeecal addroin being delivered by the Presdeont, Mr. Matthew Davenport Hill, ?? late Otecoeder of Bhrmingisam. Them Pressident was accompanied on the plat. focu bcyth. Mayor (Mr. Thomas Aver1y), Mi'. Thomao Martineau, the Rev. GI. D. ...

... LOCAL NEWS3. T11Lsckrn1E BOVAL,-2Notwithatandiflg the large and~ ?? audienices which continue to attenod the reipre evuitatiiene of I-Oar Aliif~al~ Cousin, Air. 9teale annossecca a change of progrninnne, or rather a succesilo of changes, the first of which will be the proatictlat of The Lady of Lyons, thie evening. Of Mr. Sothec, pesformniaco In this drama, in the cisarecter of Aclofaeff, ...

... CORRESPONDJ CEf. NOTICES TOCO~RRESPONDENTAt, Cospondeet who set esopcow Vale U)pxwn 01t' f(OM munsicact esis9im ?? coie. oftsAzs, a' v: e nV 1d IaAke 60 rcIr, %nttuoe rent ?? du nisiS isrMsnCd4 ?? fubication eusme be isc ap:.sid o taw Isom$ and addrers of 11 wriizr, not ntie oril /feat piublcis, bit fer the 'nfts`nttoss of t0s ilsfor, P. r, -Only the Poor Rates. Lover of Oleanliness. ...