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will RESUME their Studies on Wednesday, Jan. 21.

wishes to place a SON or TWO with parties from whom naughters would be sent. As the terms are very low on the one part, trier must be so on the , other. Ministers' daughters received at a minimu....barae. Address, Rev. H. Le Fevre, Alveston, near Bristol. The FOURTH SESSION COMM

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Mr. WOOLRYCII, the clerk; laid before the Board the following litter from Mr. H. Burslem, representative for Paddington, tendering his resignation. "14, Kensington-garden terrace, Hyde-park, ean. 5, 1857. " conformity with the fifty-fifth section of the Metropolitan Local Manage

Mr. Aim moved that a special committee be elected by ballot, to whom should be referred all applications and testimonials of candidates for offices under the vestry, with power to elect, unless otherwise determined by the vestry. 4. question was raised as to whether the proposal

Upon tho report of the oommiueo appointed to draw up a memorial for presentation to the Metropolitan Board, embodying a protest *OW the demand about to be made upon the parish towards the liquidation of the debt of the late Sewers Commission being read, it was referred back to t

FRANCE. CONCLUSION OF THE CONFERENCES. The Debats was the only Paris journal that offered an account of the proceedings of the first sitting of the new Conference. The Conference met, as previously stated, at half-past one in the afternoon- of Wednesday, under the presidency of

A large part of the rest of the sitting of the Board was occupied in hearing questions of appeals of persons against compensation awarded to them by vestries and district boards for loss of office, caused by the passing of the Metropolis Local Management Act.