(L),•AD.Worthington(L C)-2,181. TAUNTON, 2.—Sir Henry Jatnes (L), MT. Rog e r Eykyn (L), *Sir W. Palliser (C), *Mr. W. W. Cargill (C)-2,131. Tsvocrocz, I.—Lord A. (L)-850. I.—Mr. W. E. Price (L), *Mr. John Fowler (C)-603. Tit I.—Major &spylton (L), Hon. P. Dawns) , (C), Sir W. F

BADDILF.V.-11nrch 1, nt it Abhey. Carmartheashlre, from grart..t fever, Amy, daughter of the late J. deg, of l'eleutt t, BlLLAX.—liareit 1%, I Uungate Vicarage. A DOOM Weta.orelautt, the flee. Thomas Deltas, M.A., mod ILL.. the year • f D.—)laa eh 16, ett optotteldr:, Mary Ann.

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Mrs. WALTER LANCE, is carried on by Mrs. LANCE. References kindly permitted to the Rev. R. W. DALE, Birmingham.

IF the minds of hon. Members had been lookt.xl into, it would probably have been found that the thought of the dissolution was absolutely the most remote from their contemplation at the moment Sir Stafford Northeote rose on Monday night to announce the fixed date of its arrival.

Shins of tht Churthts. CONGREGATIONAL. A handsome American organ has been placed in the church at Gorinpon-Tbaines. The Rev. J. Folley, of Shipdham, has accepted the pastorate of a church at Wortwell. Mr. C. H. Hackling, of Hackney College, has ac. <Tided an invitation to the pas

'lfhe prospectus of this Charming Winter Residence y be obtained on application to the Manager,

To the Editor of the Nonconformist and Independent. SlR,—The nomination of candidates at the University to-day was a very tame affair. The writ was read; the speakers simply moved and seconded the nominations; neither of them made a speech; neither candidate was present; no ques

wTLLTAM ELLERY CHAINING. D.D., When addresses will be delivered by the Rev. Dr. MARTINEAU, the Rev. J. BALDWIN BROWN. 8.A.. THOMAS HUGHES. Ego., Q.C., Dr. W. B. CARPENTER, PALS., Dr. R. LAIRD COLLIER. formerly of Boston, U.S., and others, on the various aspects of Dr. Channing's