... We have this week to record a deplorable proof of the danger to which students at the University are exposed from that horrible system of self-deceit, called Tractarianism. Some time since a paragraph appeared, announcing the defection of an under-graduate of this University to the Church of Rome, to which a resident Master of Arts was said to have been in some degree instrumental. A ...

... The Queen returned from Osborne to Windsor yesterday, and to-day (Friday) will proceed to her Highland residence of Balmoral, accompanied by the younger members of her family. We believe her stay at Balmoral is not intended to be of any lengthened duration. The Prince and Princess of Wales are constantly paving and receiving visits, and the West-end of London is resuming that character for ...

... the Norfolk Railway. —Apply to Messrs. Morgan and Co. Stock Brokers, Norwich. NORWICH UNION FIRE OFFICE. BE SOLD, a few Shares in the above Office; also, JL New Shares in the East of England Bank, and 15 Old Shares.—Apply to Messrs. Morgan and Co., Stock Brokers, Norwich. TO THE GOVERNORS OF THE JENNY LIND INFIRMARY FOR SICK CHILDREN. My Lords, Ladies, and Gentlemen, I Beg to return you my ...

... HUNTINGDOIffSHIHE. Hcxtixgdos.—C'. A. Woottmi, Esq., of Taxes, has f*>cn promoted totbeWigiiidistri t, and is succeeded Huntingdon . JacL-m, from the Hal ...

... Mr. G. Smith's second benefit, on Friday night was numerously attended; and the performances ofthe previous Wednesday were repeated. On Saturday, for the benefit of the assiduous and clever stage-manager, Mr. Cooper, Shakesneare's pUy of Twelfth Night, and tbe admirabfebur letta of The Critic, ,r were performed ; and it is no compliment to the taste of the city to say, that Iher were ...

... oj the COEPCSTYE COMMON, situate th,- Parish of Corpixtye in tlw. Comity of Norfolk, hereby give Notice, that I shall hold Meeting on the Tictmiy-ninih dug January, at the Wheat Sheaf Inn, the said Pariah Corpustye, at Eleccn o'clock in the forenoon, for the examination and determining of claims the matter of the said Inctoxure, and for the attendance of all parties concerned therein. Giccn ...

... TUESDAY, March 28. (Before Lord Chief Justice Cockburn.) ACTIOS FOR LIBEL. Cowhum v. Ellis. —This was an action for libel. Mr. Keane, Q. 0., and Mr. Drake were for the plaintiff; the defendant was not represented by counsel.—Mr. Keane, in opening the case, stated that the plaintiff was in the employ of Mr. Watson, of the firm of Kent and Watson, solicitors, Fakenham. Mr. Watson was an ...

... Lontton, Friday Morning. Sir James Brooke sailed on Tuesday, on board the Bengal, for Borneo. House of Commons. —On Wednesday, tbe Probate of Wills and grant of Administration hill was to have been read a second time, Mr. Bethel said it proposed to abolish all the peculiartestamentary jurisdictions (including, as he afterwards stated, the archidiaconal courts) and the metropolian court ol York ...