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Comment o f Matthew Henry, and the Sacred Text in full, this edition contains 100 closely printed pages of Supplemeotary Notes, selected with great care from the most esteemed modern Biblical works—a resvial of the Comment on the Epistles finished by others, after Matthew Henry'

The Weekly meeting of this Board was held at the offices in Great Alie-street, on Monday evening. Mr. Brushfield presided, and the following gentlemen were also present—Messrs. Simmonds, Sherwood, Shelton, Sarson, Davis, 'Tarr's, Sharpe, Walker, Freemin, Ambrose, Jenkins, Burn,

The new 'Westminster-bridge will not be opened, it is said, till Midsummer., The arches are not yet in course of erection, but. within six weeks from the present time three of those from the Surrey side will be well advanced. The new bridge will harmonise completely with the nob

BRITA NNI PANTOMIME rapidly approaches completion. It will surpass in Senic Effects and Decorations anything of the kind ever witnessed! Last Week of Mr. W. G. ROSS. On Monday. Tuesday, and Wednesday, to commence with BELINDA. THE BLIND; Supported by the whole strength of the Co

The following Memorial, signed by sixty-nine communicants of the parish of Holywell, has been presented to the Bishop of Oxford : " To the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Oxford. "My Lord,—We, the undersigned parishioners of Holywell, in the City of Oxford, and communicants of the

An adjourned public meeting, called by the above association, was held at the Queen's Arms, De Beauvoir Town, on Monday evening, the 13th instant, at which a large number of ratepavers were present. William Wickham, Esq , was called to the chair, and opened the proceedings by dr

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Os Saturday, John Wilson, a seaman, who sta!ed that he belonged to Baltimore, was brought before the South Shields borough magistrates, charged with stealing £lO worth of effects, the property of two seamen belonging to the Spay, of Yarmouth. This was a peculiarly heartless case