... 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 ...

... We beartily rejoice to see the distressing position tinc in which the Tines is now placed. With the Irish opi National Association oin thle one hand, and Lord the RUSSELL oin the other, the Times is just in as enjoy- the able a position as a tame elephant would be if it were Clh tied between two wild oncs, and had to restrain their I frantic movcmeiat- as best it could. The Times be- . left ...

... WEDNESDAY, FErR.UARY 17, 1869. TrIE QUEEN'S SPEFlChII. I I ?? I . . . -1 ' .. I A ,- 11 - - 4 The QUELN has declined to make herself the 'I mouthpiece of Mr. GLADSTWNI'S (ConfisCatory polic). ti The Parliauient-to ?? is entrusted a work of a almost immeasurable inmortanle.s was opened yester- n day, and the Royal Speech. delivered by C'omniis- t' sion, appears in another column. As the shadow ...

... STAFFORDSHIIRE. D ~~BURTON-UPON-TRENT. pr - On Monday evening weak the Wcsloyans of this town d I - hold a public meeting in Horniuglow-street Chapel to pro- th itmote the interests of their home msissions. Speeches Were I delivered by Air. John Healey (chairman) the Rovs. G. of EL Curnock (Hlull), WV. Unswori (Dry, (.Nwell, and( AV.:e - Fox, and the collection realized'double the amount ...

... MR. HENRY RAIKES, M.P., ON THE HOUSE C OF LORDS. l I~~ ~ ?? - A grand banquet, in honour of the return, for the Pr seventh time, of Sir Watkin W. Wynn, Bart, M.P., as pa one of the representatives in Parliament for the county ca of Denbigh, took place on Thursday night at Wrex- hit .ham. T'he ohair was occupied by Major Ffoulkes, on th, whose right were Sir Watkin W. Wynn, Bart., M.P., on MIr. ...

... BURiTON-17PON-TRENT. B ToNVN COMMSiISIONElls.-At the montily meeting of this g body on NV.edniesdliy, Mr. Nunnly io thle chair, it was as ordered that thle Pub6lic purap in Alndcrstaiff-lanae be remnoved and thle ?? closeil at lthe expiration of two months, thle 5: wtater having bhen ?? fNMI unfit for consumption. ti Thfe clerk submaitted ayret urn of the births and deaths wvit tht the Hiad s, ...

... Many of our readers will learn with much regret of the sudden death of the Marquis of Anglosea. Tho deceased nobleanur had been staying at Beaudesert during the past week, but most of the members of his family were on visits I in different parts of the country. Lord Alexauder Paget was f visiting Viscount Marsham, and Lord Berkeley left Lord t Waterpark's on Saturday to visit Colonel Colvile ...

... [MY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] OVE RrREND, GURNEY AND CO. The Grand Jury have found a true- bill against all C the six defendants. N R B A YOUNG GENTLEMAN SHOT AT IN DUBLIN. E DUBLIN, Tuesday. II About six o'clock last evening a young gentleman C named Murray, a clerk in Hilb'ernia Bank, was shot at E and severely wounded in the left leg while walking in E Blessington-street. No arrest was made. A ...

... CONSERVATIVE GATHIERING IN EAST DEVON.T ! Q:- T ?? _ I s1 . - . .- I, air- Sir Lawrence Palk and Lord Courtenay, the Con- servative members for East Devon, Tittended a banquet given in their honour at Sidmouth on Monday. Up- wards of 290 persons were present. Sir Lawrence Palk, in the course of a long speech, said it could not be denied that the great ques- tion for decision at the recent ...

... DISPATCH OF MAILS. The Office Is open to the public from? 7 &m. to 9p.m. a Letters, &c., act bc posted A1 Lines of road and cliief places of WithoutWihI Ietters dt destination, extra addltl'nI coo he i No. of charge penny registerd 0-s M all.until stamp until C 1IAohborne, Helper, Mattock, W~irks- untilZ1 worth, and villages around Derby ..1l3.3ni 9. Op~m pit 2 Birmingham. Chlsetenhami. ...

... EAR.L RUSSELL'S LETTER. JSlur lJ. L\UaetLLLD Lt d J 1Lf.X We shall now proceed to consider sonie of Lord r RUSSELL'S statements as to the property of the Irish I Church, and as to the claims of the Roman Catholics E upon it. I When we remember how largely the house of I RUSSELL has been enriched by the possession of lo abbey lands, which were confiscated at the time of V the Reformation, it ...