... DISTRICT INTELLIGElNCE3. ac BEVERLEY. 0 M1iNrSTUR.-Sernmons were preached in the Bleverley if' Minster onl Sunday last, it) thle morning by thle Rev. J. C. I, Thonpspon, end in the afternoon bv the Rev. J. B. Birt- rtf whistle, sshciin collections were madea in aid of thfe funds e of thle Minster National Boys' School, amounting together ttiesam) of £5 9s. I lti. WESLEY1 EAN CoAPnEL.-On Sunday ...

... MISC EL.LAN EOU S. TsIE LORD RaCTOnS}IP OF GLASGOW UNIVEItSITY- RuMour asserts that the students of the University are thinking of Prince Albert as Lold Rector for the enlsiling term. SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-The eldest son of tie Rev. Thomas Croker, of Maryville, a fine youth ii his 16th year, met with a deplorable accident on Wednesday even. Ing last, by the incautious use of gulpowder, a long tran ...

... Imlocal 551' ta( The Rev. George Read, B.A., curate of Knaresborough, Po has been presented to the second chaplaincy of St. bo Pnul's, Liverpool, by tse patron, George P,.smsden, Esq. otf IPRSOw R~cE- ...

... f rtlanzr. ho ve Thre Catholic Archbishop of Dublin has Summoned aCC id Meeting of his clergy, to take into consideration the insult -Br, Of ing letter cif the Prime Minister. pr thi A meeting of laud ...

... R HISTORICAL REVIEW OF THE FISCAL SYSTEM. cc SECTION XIV. NARRATIVE OF THE LAWS FOR INCREASING THE ail PRICE OF CORN AND RENT OF LAND; THE Ur EQUIVALENT OF THE LAND TAX. ...

... FLAX Ct;TIVATION IN IRELAND. (waa the Timies Cfaj Aricle.) The questicn (if flax cultivation in Ireland continnes to reteive attenton. It was slated a selirt tin C back thut an - ?? becn made to the Board. of Trade tor a charter to iteorrorate a Comnapaany with a capital of 1,000,0001, w ho prol osed to ftaraaish a market to the gioaa ers by aiu trter t f 121 per acre (exchiuiveof seed) fol ...

... 11. II-l, - AL TV AO WIISLE . Hise Eminence, Cardinal Wiseman, left Rome on the 12th of October, and reached Florence on the 15th. Here he re- mahied for a few clays, as the guest of an old and cherished college friend, Joseph Sloane, Esq., at his residence in the Palazzo Bontovelin, On the 16th the cardinal, accompanied by ?? Masseni, the Pope's internuncio, proceeded by railway to Siena, ...

... I MR. GREVJLLI'S APOLO' Y FoR LORD CLARENNDON.I e The following letter has been addressed to the Editor.of d the Tiizmes:- le Sri-Mr. D'Israeli has published a letter addressed to n the Lord Lieutenant of his county (in reference to what is io called I Papal aggression') containing the following p3a- ot sages ?? I have always understood that when the present y Lord Lieutenant arrived in his ...

... A meeting of this body was held last night in the MIusic- hall, Lower Abbey-street. It was very mtsnerolrlv attended. For some time before the hour namra( for taking the chair the hal svas crowded ; the teierved seats were well filled, and a nult5har of ladies occupied seats in one of the galleries. Among those present were-M. It. Leyns, J. Abraham, J. Doyle, T. Moffist, G. Kearns, E. Carey, ? ...

... PASTORAL LETTER OF THE BISHOP OF I BREVERLEY. The following 1pastoral has been read within the post WI week in the various Catholic places of worship in the district sh comprised within the bishopri, 'of B~everley. The right rev. frc writer, Dr. Biriggs, previously Vicar Apostolic of the York- ca shire district, has net yet been enthroned :- tet John, ,by the Grace of God and favour of the ...

... DUBLIN: WVEDNESDAY, 1NOVEMBER 2-,, 181.0 _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ?? LORD JOHIN RUSSELL-LAMBETH AND DURHABr. Unless in the most bardened class of criminals the thought of an ill-spent life, or the memory of an act of more than usual atrocity, is followed by remorse and repentance. Without identifying Lord John Russell's conduct in a political sense with that of the class whose sin is followed by ...

... HADLEIGHi FARMERS' CLUB. The annual Root Show of this club was held at the Corn P Exchange., Hladleigl, on Friday thc 22nd inst. There was v not so much competition for prizes as on former occasions, v nor were the roots of so great a size, owing to the senso c having been unfavourable; but still the specimens exhi-D bited were mostly of very prime quality, and deserving of l high ...