... XI&CHESTER UNITY. Meeting of Delegates of the South London District. The quarterly meeting of delegates representing nearly 4,000 mem- bers in the South London District of the Manchester Unity of Odd Fellows, commenced on Monday last, in the Lord Byron Lodge-room, the Crown and Cushion, Page's-walk, Bermondsey. The chair. was occupied by the Pro. G.M. Hill- and the names of the delegates ...

... IEANCOHESTER and the SUR3OUNDING Io ~ Districts. (FnOac OUR OWN CORRzSPOxIYEE.) The declension in the London money market, as might have been expected, has had a depressing influence upon our trade, which had been already sufficiently paralysed by the uncertain aspect of the war or peace question. The market has been in a very uneasy and agitated statse since Saturday, when the second edition ...

... LORD PALJMERSTON IN SCOTLAND On Monday afternoon the freedom of the city of Xlertl weas conferred upon Lord Palmerston in the city~halU The noble Lord arrived from Rossi ePriory, where he had been the guest of Lord Kjunaird, at twelve o'clock, end ?? received at the rail- way station by the Provost and magistrates of the city, and escorted to the City-hall. The station was profusely decked ...

... I _ i ?? FRANCE. The Duke and Duchess de Alba, in leaving Paris for Madrid, bave taken with them magnificent presents from the Empress fo her mother, on the occasion of her birthday. Prince Napoleon returned to Paris on Monday morning from tee cacao of R~eliant. lord frougham has arrived at the Hotel Meurice. The Archbishop of Paeis has returned to Paris from his estate of Belle Eau, where he ...

... ICRIQAL IMU L;IGENCE. The Bishop of Biofield held- a &enbral 'brdinktion on Sunday lest in the parish ohiureh of Xeclesha` viwhen the following gentleene were admitted into holy orders i ?? . ?? T j - j DsACONs.-Edward Arthur BDgehaweBiA., St. John's College, Cambridge. Alexander Buchanan, B.A., University College, Oxford. James Chancellor; ?? Trinity-'College, Dublin. Thomas Role, Licentiate ...

... I @ .R , LIcIS9S, Te BOROUIGH OF FLsTSBVlHY, EPrT 24.. The licensing magist@a'tes' of thise extensive6 'strit assembled at the Clerkenwell ession Rouse, and sanctioned the disposal of the following licensed Viptuallers' houses and business Isriore rQX PoRI .'.-Angel and Crav, ?? 'Rowland Villiam Roberts and William Smit to Simon Williamont, late of the Castle Kentish Town.. Arundel Arms, ...

... SECOND EDITION. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2 1853. RUSSIA AIND TURKEY. The telegraphic despatches, which reached London on Saturday week, gave a false impression of the movement of the French and English fleets. With the exception of four war-steamers, two English and two French, the fleets still remain at their anchorage in Besika Bay. As Cabinet Ministers, in England are shy of affording information to ...

... * , t T. ; -q Li s. I The acesuansiafrofi {c&'erait doentinde -furnish~tel dtoaiteofn~eons casualties during the recent heaiy ?? oityad.bound aes-gq'g ,teamer. appeasr. to have had a !,ost severe trial, and thbesc'ape of some trading between the Eastein ports ,,ad 1olsdhave' been uor- prising.: ..The wina, which hadii mobderat'e-4 towaors Dfody' evening; and iemained so throughout the ...

... T, ExnInsxrroz.-The Committee of the Great industrial Exhibition have announced, by advertisements, that the build- ing will finally close on the diet of October. It is to be hoped that between the present and the period fixed for closing, the Irish railway directors will make an effort in favour of the working classes of the provinces, to whom the building has as yet been as a sealed book. ...

... AGE ASSURANCE'COMFAWY. - - On Tuesday the second annual meeting of the shareholders of this company was held at the offices in Chancery-lane. MX. Best was in the chair, and opened {he proceedings by congratula- ting the shareholders on the success which the institution had achieved. Last year, at their annual meeting, he had shown them that during the first eighteen months of its existence ...

... A:DJOUNED . LICDSI1!- ]AY FOR the uidrted df Blaekh.eath. [Held on Feriday, at the Public Ro6ms, Crooms-hill, Greenwich, before Sir Thomas P, Wilson', Bart.i Chairmean; John Sutton' Eeq. P. B. Hookey, Esq!, Thomas tewin, Esq; Coles Child, Esq.: and Captain Gossett.] The Bench were occupied nearly, two hours in completing the Jury The firet case WaS the Ipplicatien for a licence to the Theatre ...

... ?? T O'lr ?? CQ]c[MoN. COtT7iC:IL. ' On Weesda -a co'iti wee held for tl dtspktneh of basinese. NEW CATTLE MA. T;T. The following report wars read by Mir. Wcodthorpe ir- We, whose inamesi e'ra aereunto sobsced, 'of your Markets TIm- provems efit-lomnmittee, to wherie on the 25th July last, it wvas referre4d to take steps for raising the morneys -ioi providipg the* new ,Cattle' market at ...