... IC On Friday night the Congregatonal Church, George- lea street, Ryde, was totally destroye by fire. Tihe church IC was built iH 1855;- it cost 3,0001. itwas insured for 1,0001. nin the General Fire Office. A yu Mani, ?? Chapman, was accidentally killledoil fnriday b fllig into the hopper of Mr. Hilton's eflour-mill, Camrldidge, and being unable to extricate htimself' hai was suffocated. le ...

... ?m I t in ptr at varl'a enif HOUSE OF LORDS, OR TUESDAY. The motion for the second roading of the bill for legal.. Th ising marriage with a deceased wiife's sister was Postponiod kod until the 19th inst., when the Duke of Marlborough will thle heed the opposition of the Peers to the mcssure, and will 'day move that it be read a second time that day six months. the The Bankrupt Law Amendment ...

... PI'AITED CRUCIFIXES. 'Ilic correspondence between the Rev. J. E. CARR wund the Bisbop of LicwiyiE.D retspecting certain staioetl glas in Little l'nton Church, we print else- where with k omte reluctance. 'Tlhe question has be- fore been raised by Mr. CAIil in our columns, and lie has also further promulgated his views in a printed pamphlet embodying a letter to the pariihiur.- era of Little ...

... ?? 4 - I ANNI~VERSA1RY OP THE DERBY BRANCH. hay The fifty-fourth anniversary of the Derby cand South the Derbyshire Branch of the Church Missionary Association to 5 has been celebrated during the week by a series of services toi and meetings. On Sunday services were held in the various mat churches in the town, and collections made on behalf of the mu] society. The returns which have been ...

... MALTRIMOIKNY MADE EASY. ito a The difficulties experienced by bashful, yet aspir- t Iter- mg, young gentlemen, and single ladies desirous tl offe of quitting a state of single blessedness in p ls of order to embark upon the uncertain ocean of matri- in idies monial life, are reduced to the smallest possible IV ning proportions in the present day. Every trade, just at iotic now, has a special ...

... lo'cal ?)'VPim n- T be THE CORPORcATION MACE i5 a, portion of the municipal (oh hie ininawihi one of its niost coiispicuous ensigns (oh deof state. It is the emblem of authority, borne by direct -MI. thpermission from the Crown by those in whom certainth powers are vested, and, dating (as the symbol dates) ' e from mediteval. times, it must he considered as a token 0O`lS Ghl of of the power to ...

... ABA CAP.mitr,, that the deaths of Mr Phe THE UIfiffi J / 0 -A-. ly The Spectator remarks that the deaths of Mr. Herbert ate, and his companions were atrocious murders, committed rble under circumstances which may give the nation the Lbegrarcst cause of complaint or even of action against the sti ices Hellenic Government, but which furnish no excuse .1Vr whatever for the womanish burst of angry ...

... - DISPATCH OF MAILS. The Office Is open to the public from 7 a.m. to 1) p m. Letters, &&., en e posted Lines of road and e iotfplaces of %I'it thout W itth I letters desttnation. extra additi t'nl can be No. of charte penny registerd Mail. until stomp outil 1 Ashborne, helper, Matlock, Winks- ,intil worthl, and villages ?? Derby.. I.:htm - - 2 Birviiigh,,vl. C hoiteltndi)m, Gloucos- ter, ...

... We have been favoured with a well-digested piper aspen be this subject recently read before the Derby Nomadic pi- Slcirtity and as inany'of our readers are interested therein ha we have, great pleasure inl making somec interesting of extraets :- Al 'Ibhis subjeet is one in which the inbabitants of all large aI towns sro deeply interested, inasmuch a~s it relates to thu pe present culture, .and ...

... . . . a, 7. .,I ?? the John BuL.) cur as- It is a maxim in English jurisprudence that questions the 1g, of fact are for the jury. Even in Courts of Equity and Ma of Appeal our highest judges shrink from nothing so mneh ple ad as determining a conflict of evidence on a matter of to 1 ey fact. Possibly this may arise from the keener sense of 1,4 5 responsibility in a highly trained intellect, ...

... fl-artion on, ~FRANCS. dv Vast Thore appears to be a slight revival of uneasiness in Paris. hei On Wednesday live. persoiis wero errested onl suspicion of ron being iuiplivatcel in t ho contwpir'ey. It iS statol that thle dos1 maldi' complete avowails, and that bomabs were found ait thei rinl J AIld I~dgings. Further arrests wvere to bo made. The Ganloitt Gre i e taes that thle lombs found ait ...

... |I i tesistitat ant ;RlclIgous. The Lord Chiatcellor has presented tlle Rev. Leonard Helps, ?? to the Vicarago of Clown., Derbyshire. A rumour is s:ld to bo prevelenit thalt the Bislihp of London is using all his influence agaidst tho free and open church system, and in favour of pew reskt. Dr. Gull (according to John Bull) paid an accidental and friendly visit to the Archbishop of Canterbury, ...