NAVAL AND NEWS. Woolwich, January 10. Tba members of the Ordnance Select Committee assembled at the lioyal Arsenal practice range this day to witness trial of breech-loading rifles, which had been converted into these weapons from the old pattern Enfields, in accordance with a no

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Wednesday, whilst William Bridger, a brass finisher, was at work, circular saw caught tiis arm, and inflicted serious injuries. The first anniversary of St. Mark’s Mission, JS»st-street, Wulworth. was celebrated Sunday The Itev. Woodhouse Raven preached in the and the Rev. . L.

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the necessities of his position, he proposed to offer high office to several members of the Whig party, and even to certain members of Lord Russell’s Government. He should therefore have to ask from his own supporters a sacrifice of their just pretensions; some might have to res

of the Archbishop of Canterbury. The large room was completely filled with ladies and gentlemen. The report which was read stated that body of clergy and laity met in the summer of last year to consider the practicability of carrying out plan suggested to them by the Rev. J. J.