... ECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGENCE, PREFEJRMEINTS AND APPOINTMENTS. Rev. Gerard Bancks to be Vicar of Cobham, Surrey. Rev. J. L. Brcrcton to be Rector of Little Massinglham, Norfolk Rev. W. A. Cornwall, M.A., Secretary of the Colonial and Coll tinental Church Society, to be Vicar of St. Paul's, Wolverhamptos, Rev. 1T. Cowan to bo Chaplain of St. Remo, Rev. J. S. Crook, M.A., to be Curato (Sole Cbargc ...

... Bntrrn.-Oct. 27, the wife of Mr. JT, H. Robinsont, Stuni1p Mr Office, New-street, of a daughter. i~r PEr~t Bm.sL-Aceennt for the mnonth of October:-.New Am depositors, 3; deposits, 81. is. 6d.; amolunt deposited during Hi? curret year, 161. 19s. 5d. ; ftida amount deposited since opening the Bank, 7121. 19s. 10d. _Unara Eooas.-We hear that thel first penny readings for the present season will ...

... I __ .1I MONTHLY COUNcIL,- WEDNEsAY, 'Nov. 6.-Present, the Duke of Richmond, K.G., President, in the chair; Lord Berners, Lord Chesham, Lord Tredegar,: Lord Walsinbgham, Major-General the Hnt. A, N. Hood, Mr. Acland, MI.P., Mr. Bo*ly, Mr: Cautrell, Col. Chbillonor, Mr. Druce, Mr. Brandreth Gibbs, Mr; Hdssall, Mr. Holland, M.P.; Mr. Hornsby, Mr. Hoskyns, Mr. Jonas, Col. Kingscote, M.P.; Mr. ...

... pARlIAMENTARY INTELLIIGENCE.I AIHOuSE OF LORDS. b FRIDAY, Nov. 22. b Lord postsA presented a petition from 3000 inhabi- b tants of the Diocese of Salisbury complaining of the P Charge which had been delivered by the Bishop of a, Salisbiiry, as setting forth doctrines contrary to the A plain teaching Of Scripture, of our Protestant Church, P.,d of its great divines. it might be fairly inferred ...

... At eight o'clock on Saturday monciing, the three men; Po Allen, La~rkin, and Gould, who -were convicted of the hI murder of Police-sergeant Brett, were' hanged at'the New tb Bailey, Saford, in the presence' of a crowd of about 12,000 w! personis, but in the sight of a very inuch smaller number. 1 'The crowd, wbicb was much smaller than had been anti- io. cipte, wias very orderly and quiet, ...

... . CURIOSITIES OF NATIONAL SCHOOL HISTORY Among the numberless school histories of England e extant there is one which is worth notice forireasons 1 which will presently appear. It is not a Sew book. The i o first edition appeared in 1845; but it has frequently been reprinted since. It bears no imposing name, nor does it e assume to clear up obscurities or to settle disputedpoinbts. l It is a; ...

... 1$1>V~AI. l MILIT NWBe Loss OF T AH BospEoRus STEAtEB.-A t elegram : has been received at the India House, communicating'tie . totailogs 6fth-e Bocphorasesteamer,'off Algoa Bay,on the, 31st of October last. Shemastalen up bythe A miralty ~as a transport for the convenhe 'of stores'6 Bombay, to supply the vesselsfitt~ing 'out there for the Abyssinian ex- pedition. She was 2,000 tons ...

... POSTAL AEBRRANGEMEflNTS AT PORTSMOUTH. DELIVERIES OF LETTERS. First . , , , , , , ,, 7. 0 a.m. ?? 2.15 p.m. ?? 15 7,15 p.m. RECEIVING OFFICES. Cleared at Cleared at 7.15 n.m. S6cthsen . . 9.30 am. ?? 9.30 anm. CambridgeTerrace 4.30 (. 0 p.m. 7. 0 n.m. Kiligston . p m Landport ?? 9.30 a.m. Frattor . ?? . P .m. 4.30 p.m. 9. 0 p.M. Milton ?? 0 p.= PILLAR LETTER BOXES. Railway Station . 7.10 ...

... RAILWAY TlM-- TABLES FOR THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER, LONDON AND SOUTH-WESTERN. WEEK DAYS. 12J 1 2 11231I31 21 12 7 56 a86 8 10 ?? 832 .834 9 0 9 16 6 32 9 62 ?? ?? 11 a 10 G0 11 46 11 ll, 56 ?? 2 1 11 11 0 11 10 11 50 ?? 1 9 11 36 12 50 11 88 12 47 12 1s 18 l}230 1I2 12866 2 0 1 14 S20 1 26 2 38 1 , 309 2'84 417 2 16 2 26 2 30 230o 222 2 41 2 63 3 18 3 30 4 10 4 34 4 6 549 4 18 4 26 4 SC 4 26 ...

... ki le The rinderpest has been making great devastation with among the cattle in the neighlsoureood of Oppebn, in .itlesa and still more in the circle of Ratiblor, near the Austrian frontier. Many hundred animals have either TI died of the complaint or have been destroyed on suspicion attel tioni of their having become infected with it. wt The hiring fairs for servants have been held in York- ...

... -: I I ti The Southampton magistrates have been making ni war upon those dog finciers who wish to enjoy their at hobbies at the expense of the revenue. On Friday n last there were no fewer than six cases of persons di brought before the Bench for keeping dogs without| cc a license, and in each case a fine of 25s. was imposed. L The tax, indeed, is- now so reasonable that there is no g, ...

... We invite CoseesponDnrox upon all questions which may affect or G. be ef interest to the community at large, premising only that ourhi cerrespreidents must furnish us witil their names notnecesaarily i for peblicatlon, but as a guarantee of their good faith), amd in all o sease avoid personalities. We are not, However, bound bythe ti sentiments tey enunciate. mn GUY FAWKES DAY AT COWES. W To ...