... TITE NEW POST OFFICE AND GOVERNfMENT OFFICES. - I The workmen of Messrs. R. Denuett and Co., Builders, Craven-street, Strand, London, anod Nottingham, are now procetidiug in right earnest with the ablove-mentioned edi- tiee, at the Victoria-strcet corner of the new St. James's- street, those gentlemen having undertaken the contract for its erection, at, we have heard, a siun approaching nearly ...

... * An Appeal, likely to be of considerable interest to the ki police authorities, and to poachers, will shortly be tried in the Court of Common Pleas. On July 19th list, four meln, supposed to be poachers, were seen on a road near Rother- ham by several policemen, who gave them chase, and found in their possession upwards of a hundred rabbits, together with IL largo quantity of netting and ...

... STAFFO ?? ?? W' ut t ?? ttit~tpiaras of 1til),' hlead of cattlo are L\rCI'et to ° 1:Q11 rlli 1 11t ll5;llSS(tIf{ t)IN a t 'StapolPC Irll 11w ro~lai thle f,,ot tititl ?? diseakset Saatil u. IlI V .dItg ?? an jttiortt plublic meeting is to de 1iii Ii II ' ItIt II to itiquirt i;1110 tIn' charities (of C( ib, 'It ,f lit M 1:all giv ?? of the mtint.t19g LI 0St ii 1; ,I to ,Irt t11:at Alears, All1I ...

... Tlh following Protesta has been entered against the The following Protest% has been entered against the third reading of the Irish Church Biil:- Dissentient,-L. Because this Bill, for the first time since the foundation of the British Monarchy, introduces, so far as Ireland is concerned, the principle, unrecognised in any other country in Europe, of an entire severance of the State from the ...

... rights. ?? R(O)V AND1) I'1S FREQUEN'L'TES. ?? I . I I . . . . 1 . ?? ?? 1 i I I I'.1 iN litJ II . I i I 0 .5 1I -, jI -. . I ?? Ilit, T'II o crr,>,spo nd..Id of li II oh iR- .1/we/rilnq Xi no :s s :- ?? Ftit I ro iot vt-iln ,, i.ts iill, I fear, hliivi tlhe world rlowdy 1,ii ?? tli., Ilw v w wi, inj lll ...

... al A\VED)NIESl)DA, sli~-rmiiwitr 15, 1869. -MR. BRIGHT'S LATE'ST LlT'I'LlI. 'IT1 o Ci kitltV lias Iw te favoured with another ?? to tilt! ?? omplete Letter-WVriter, iln coin- piling whtichi, theL President of the Board of 'ra(le seentis to spetul his leisuire moments; thus nobly eniulatiig tile tpistolrily coitributions to litertiture ?? iiip1ot0cy c1 InstrUCte11 by Earl l'USsi:I.I. Il no- ...

... THE LATE LADY PAJLMERSfON. ri - - ?? F Four short years only have elapsed since we 1 chronicled the death of one of the most plopular is Prime Ministers that ever swayed the destinies of a e great country, and now we are called upon to notify e the demllise of his widow-a lady so intiniately con- d nected with the landed interests of this colnty, south a of the '['rent, and whose many ...

... Ordinations were held on Trinity Sunday by 16 C bishops, and 297 gentlemen were ordained, viz., 160 C deacons and 137 priests. q The Archbishop of York consecrated, on Friday, the l g Church of All Saints, Sheffield, built by Sir John Brown I C' at a cost of 11,0001. It is worthy of note that the present Bishop of Exeter has occupied that see for a longer period than any of his predecessors ...

... - - r - I7 n1s (From the Field.) of TiE WYE AND DERWtENT.-Tlo ruin that hns fallen to- Oie day (Wed nesday) hles celused the Derwent to be out of con- a te ditiou for fly fishing, end it will be some days bsfore it is il condition for the fly if they IhaVe h1id much rain up ill the tiat Peak. Good sport has been had this week, bol h onl the Wye We and the Derweont with the fly. I killed on ...

... THROUGH THE COMIMONS. , { The pissogle of tile Irish Church Disestiabrislient 13ill tl t throjgh the Irouse of Commnions exlezid, ovc period of .t sc *i w neeks, the IIeasute having been introduced by the Primlo gi Ministeron ct On the 8t of that toon th thedebate fr lon the Second ?? wals comme-nced, and it wais contilnued until the morning of tho 24th, when Mr. Disraelics antced- tl * ment ...

... ADD{RESS FROM ARCIII)EACONS & CLERGY I TO THIE BISHOP OF LICHIFIELD. ' U I. 1111 DLO5UL UJ' BL',.alii.c. Wi Trle following is a copy of .ain address wvhiclh has just g been presented to the Lortl Bishop of Lichficld on his n retlrn from New Zealand:- w TO TIIE LORtD liISIIOP OF LICni'IEiLD. h Alv Lord Bislop-lu the liallie of tile clergy, ?? nlilljad g wi have asceltailled through the ...

... NEWTON SOLNEY. ' A sermon in aid of the British and Foreign Bible Society I was preached in the parish church, on Sunday morning, Jan. 31st, by the Rev. J. Clay. M.A., vicar of Stapenhill. A: liberal collection was made after the sermon. r. BRETBY. it On Wednesday morning last, a fatal accident occurred to a young man named George Blow, employed at the Bretby colliery. It appears that he was ...