... feel lure that no one, wishes that, the Royal authority should be in any way exeraised in spiritual things. I know that I am speaking the mind of every sincere lIvanigelial Churohman when I say that the only authority we recognise in spiritual things is that ...

... orlbers In time to avail themselves of the oppor. tunity afforded of hearing the greatest comparative anatomist of the day speak upon a subject upon which he is an authority. On the 3rd of February a leoture will be delivered by the famous African traveller ...

... of Hardware Badncess, or Builders' Iron. ronetArye. ra a first-class connection in the South of England and Sooth Wasles. Speake Welsh. Aged 30.-Addcrow. A. B. C., 7, Surrey qtxeotSt. anfe.BuintoL. e 0163 S ITUIATION WANTIID, to superintend Workmen'I ...

... detesable, 'conspoiracy. Heg wan hardly prepared to say that the anspeindon of -tha Habeas Corpus Aol would be, strictly speaking, special legiebteton,. for, it VWa rather lbs, suspension of legisilatlon.-Mr. Niow~eogate: hot you cannot do It without ...

... to direct attention to the subject of the education of the children -of paupers in receipt of out-relief. Mr. DIXO=, M.P., speaking for the deputation, said they wished to direct the attention of the Guardians to an Act parsed in the -year 1855 provldlug ...

... enthusiasm of the house to the fullest pitc~h, and inevitably reaults In a call for Messrs. Day and Watson the artists. The one speaking part, whica is legally per- mitted in the ballet, is allotted to Miss Hgrrict Coveney, who performs the parb of Jack with ...

... the Church of Eng- la nd to the word Piaest, than asrlnilar translation, published In 1560, of Its predecessor of 1559? He speaks of old Latin versions agreeing in the use of' ,the word Presbyter ; will he again be so kind as to inform .us to what versions ...

... route. At Pepite about eight of his crew deserted, and he must have gone northwards, for the same mail that reports hit aTrest speaks of bis being at Panama. The Sylphide fosmerly belonged to Mr. Scourfield, of Sunderlend, but we believe slhe was recently ...

... committee for twelve montbs, and even he had not cautioned thens (the committee) that they were mistaken. Now these facts speak for themselves. As mnight reasonably ho sutpposed, the committtee (1cG6) were well and heartily etired of the ,whole affair ...

... consta- bles to this county force. About 8si have been added to bhin district. The persons who troubled the pollee lved, so to speak, next door to the Workhouse, for while men wvere in gaol their families wrent to the Workhouse. If an iiscmease of the foroe ...

... writ of habeas cOwUS has already been suggested- not, perhaps, by any person of authority, but by journals which assume to speak in the name of influential classes. The very faet that it has lately been thought necessary to disavow such an Inten- tion ...

... distilled water. I am of opinion, adds Mr. Bird, that it is suitable for drinking purposes. The inhabitants in this locality speak In the higheat terms of praise of the salubrity of this water. In sinking for water at the Woodcock Street Baths, water was ...