... ndeu the costs. DRYBDROOK. A public meeting in favour of the Irish Church was held at Holy Trinity School-room on sionday vening. There was a large and infnential attendance of the Church partyo and a fair sp~rinkling of Dissenters. The chnsir wras oeccupied ...

... aubscribed towards the emction of a new church to lbe dedicated to St. Andrew, in the western portion of the parish of Walcot, Bath. The Ivlrq of ?? ha consented to become a Vice- President of the London Free and Open Church Asso- ciation. It is believed that ...

... Sonthampton, on the Irish Church, The Rev. N. Thoacas took the chair. The attendance was not nume- rous. The lecturer first made a few remar~ks on the quashet of female suffrage, end then went on to the subject ofI the Irish Church, in reference to a lecture ...

... The lady vocalists were Miss Lewis, of Ebbw Vale, - and Miss cess Greenland, of Beaufort, and their efforts were duly appre- subs ciated, both being favoured with an encore duiing the P evening. The patrons were Crawshay Bailey, Essl., the her gallant captain ...

... SPLOTLANDS.a-The house 1t2, Loughton- plae, plolanswas entered by means of a skeleton key whie te fmil ofMr.Cusevih wreat church on Sun- day. n ol-fasione ailer wtcha costly silk dress, and the aricls, ere toln, ?? cash. - On Moday ast £0 ?? f Enlandnotes ...

... be sub- I mitted to Parliament during the coming session with a L view to the future appropriatioa of this large revenue. ,The provisions of the bill are, after assigning an adequate . endowment to the parish church, to eidow four other , churches in ...

... Die. TEMTPLE. - At the a meeting of the Leeds Branch of the English Church Union' on Wednesday, Archdeacon Denison said he did net suppose there was any man connected with the I Church of whom the late Bishop of Exeter had more borror I than of Di-. Temple ...

... nosday. .December 22 Lower Woods. Thursday ?? December ?? Mermaid, Christian 31alford. Friday ?? December ?? Turville. LORI) FITZHARDINGE'S HOUNDS.-AT 10.45. Monday ?? 20 ?? Kineton Gueen, TJuesday ?? December 21 ?? Peter'a Church. Thursday . .December ...

... rates was illegal. A private sub- . scription was entered into, however. The same Corpora- tion recently gave £500 towards French relief, although equally illegal. At a meeting of the English committee of the Irish Church Sustentation Fond a report was ...

... picked up. ST. BARNABAS PAsISH SCHOOLS.-On Wednesday afternoon, the corner - stone of new day* schools in connexion with the church of St. Barnabas, Ashley. road, was laid by the Rev. Canon RandalL There was a large gathering of clergy and gentry present ...

... barrow 0 load of rotten leaves was well incorporritell with the soil. The ig latter ii of a light nature, rooting on a sandy sub-soil, Die }dant seen made rapid growth, and by the enit of Augoot had six cult. Three of them wore cut wlisu inn young state ...

... Irish diet Church. It had ?been theught advisable in the first in- line stance to leave that Church to help itself; but now that it die- had done so for two years the English Bishops considered ton, that the time lied arrived for the English Church to 'come ...