PENRITH HERALD and East Cumberland and Westmorland News. NO. 446 - First Week in Quarter Registered for Transmission Abroad./Price 1D. NEWS ITEMS. The "John Bull" understands that soon after Easter a bill for the increase of the Episcopate will be introduced. A MEETING OF SCOTSMEN resident in London was held in the hall of the Scottish Corporation to receive subscriptions in aid of LADY WOLSELEY's fund for the relief of the disabled widows, and fatherless sufferers of the Ashantee war. SIR J. HERON MAXWELL presided, and a committee of Scotsmen was appointed to obtain subscriptions in aid of LADY WOLSELEY's fund. A MISS TIDY has recovered a hundred guineas from a farm bailiff in Essex, named BUSH, for breaking his promise to marry her. The lady, be it observed, was a barmaid - a profession which has figured pretty much in breach of promise cases of late. The young lady wasted five years of her "marketable" life on her worthless young man. He was let off cheaply.