... 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 ...

... I THlE GARDEN -BY Wr. Q'enhV. SEASONA2BLE GARDENING Tbere would be ?? for October and Novecmber if tlaere was any dependeice on the weather. We may be burned ap or ice-bound, without either being a novelty; bat we may be worne than either, we may be swamped. Wet autumne are the greatest piagues to gardenecs. It is true that in large establishuaents they can always fizd work enougr. under cover ...

... 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, ...

... JOHN FROG AND JOHN BhU.LL. We all know the old, time-honoured fable of the frog that, smitten with admiration andi envy of the magnitude of the bull that grazed in the neighbourhood of the frog's pond, resolved to be- come as big and burley as the mighty beast itselfe We all know the profound moral preached by the result: envy and vanity did their work, and the poor frog burst like an over ...

... REYNOLDS'S NE WSPAPERt SUNDAY. OCTOBER 2, 1853. [SATURDAY'S EDITION.] A MEMORABLE ANNIVERSARY. The 3rd of October-the day following the date which this impression of our journal bears-is the seven hundred ard eighty-seventh anniversary of the invasion of England by WILLIAM the Norman. Dates and anniversaries of such importance as this one, aro constantly passing by without arresting the ...

... SoSUTHX ON TXE EASTERN QUESTION. M. Rossath was invited to attend the public demonstration at Stafford on the foreign policy of England, an invitation he for certain reasons declined. The following are extracts from the letter conveying this determination. In allusion to the relative positions of Austria and Russia he observes- Austria was Dever a barrier to Russia. She was her ally against ...

... 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 ...

... SEAMEX AND PXTMN OF THE NOETH. A grand demonstration was lately held at Hartlepool of the seamen employed in the northern ports, and on Tuesday a very numerous demonstration of seamen and pitmen be- longing to the Tyne and Wear was held in South Shields. During the forenoon at least three thousand persons, two- thirds of them sailors, walked in procession through the principal streets of the ...

... QLORD PAL1NEW.STON IN THIE NORTH, The freedoma of the burgh of Perth was conferred by the town council OF that city upon Viscount Pisimorston, on Monday last, in the city-hall there, in presence of about 2,030 persons. The lord provost, mn pt'eeeuting the burgess ticket, dwelt can some of the more prominent points in the Career of the noable lord, and concluded by saying: I will only add, that ...