... LORID DERIY AT THE MANSION-HOUSE. 0, Ad ON Tuesday week, the inauguration of David Williams n 'a Wire, Esq., as the Lord Mayor of London, took place with the wonted pomp and formality. In the evening, a grand e banquet was given by the Lord Mayor and the Sheriffs in h the G1uildhall. Amongst those present were the Earl of Is Derby, the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Malmesbury, Lord bs ...

... Wht Nta ovme 10,1858. WEDNESDAY, November 10, 1858. DIE SinrowNEas ANSD THEIR GRIEVANCEIS. - The tl Tyne Shipowners have published all exposition of the at grievances under -which they concoive the British ship- w ping interest to have labonred since the repeal of the s Navigation Laws. It appears that since that event, in ril 1846, foreign toinnage has increased at the rate of 162 0 per cent ...

... MECHANICS' TNSTITUTION. Tim annual meeting of the members of the Mechanics' In- pm] stitution was hold on Friday night in their buildings, Market ohs Street-Mr Westland, banker, the Chairman of the Dirceo- Ma tors, presiding. After some preliminary remarks, Th The CHAIRMAN, alluding to the classes established in ao- wh cordance with the rules of the Government department of Coi Science and Art ...

... THE: BISHOP OF LONDON AND HISXCLERG4Y. a Tas~ present state~ of the Church of Englansd and of its Willet the.Episeopal Church in Scotksd, acquiresfor works, offspring, ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 8 sure to d the opinions of the higher clergy more attention and con: posed a 0 sideration than the public generally extend- to them. t et With a general rush towards Rome from both sides of of Abcl the Tweed-from the ...

... DI MR BoiGHT occupies a very peculiar position in public m Y estimation. All parties are ready to speak in his praise, and most parties to condemn him. Every person ad- ft mits his honesty and great ability, but most people con- E . demn him as impracticable, censorious, and revolu- e tionary. He complains of misrepresentation, but w . never attempts to put himself right with the public, ri ., ...

... COMMISSIONT OF GENERAL AgSEMn '.Wednesday waspluh the appointed day for the Novenebeir meeting of theO COrn- the fo2 Misilsion ofteG Ia IAsseinbly of the- Established Church tion en of Scotand, hu no busness being aniticipated' the numbers tra,d who attended were not sufficient to form a quorico. der- neric MODERA~TOR oF FnEE CIUCau ASSEBILY.-We undr his teot stand that at the close Of the ...

... The following telegram, dated Malta, from Mr Acting Icently Agent aid Ceneul-Gesleral Green5 was received at the Cones Foreign Office, on Sunday:- BOA ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 4.-The steamer Iena arrived at have r Suiez, front Calcotta, on thes 2d ieat. DAtes-Oaleett., 9ths county October; Madras, ibtle October; Shanghai, 20th September; tile ea! H-ong-Kong, 28th September; Singapore, 7th October. ...

... THE APPEAL OF MUt OHEYNE. of her 7THIS Right Rev. Court met on Thursday in Edinburgh, mystel according to adjournment, to resume consideration of Isimsel the appeal of Rev. Patrick Cheyrie against thesufr els e judgment of the Bishop of Aberdeen. There were pre- the lie .sent, in full canenicals, as forming the Court, the Bishop of judgm IGlasgow (Preses), the Bishop of Brechin, tile Bishop of ...

... .;, ENGLAND, ~~~~~~exist FURTHER PROROGATION OF PARLIAHENT.-A supplement Exiec to the Londen Gazetfe of Saturday announces that it was bers. that day ordered by her Majesty in Council that Parliament, rener which stands prorogued to Thursday, the 18th November, son, Ibe further prorogued to Thursday, ties 13thl January next. Soci Tue order doss not say for the despateh of business. Drc13 ...

... WEDNESDAY, November 3, 1858. TliE INDTAN MAILS.-mThO news from India is veryI th destitute of any points of novelty-the best character Tar istic that it could possibly possess, with one or two ex- th ceptions, as the progress of pacification must be gradual. th It was not expected that active operations would corm- t mence till about the 15th nlt., by which time the rains mi would have abated ...

... To l/1c EDITOR of thte ABERIDEEN JOURNAL. SIR,-Pereait cou, through tile ciediuns of your vwislly-diiffusea Pilper, to call the attention of pt' tics interested icc the anicticlcs- tilctisci of tics Poor Lawss in ichlican, to a subjet, which, it is believed, is secoccd to nocce icc inportanco, weother vieseedt in a irnial or pecuciiry poist of view. I refer to the electioci of a legalized ioor ...

... LATEST N E W S. BY ELECTRIC TEILEGRAPH. wi: the Loi NRAPLI', 20th Ii20.-LordvStr d fod Refidli dwaetedh 0 e the dee Boy on board his frigate; he ha. not 'Aaladj y intterliew With the cer King. He will at on ce proceed on i joiroey n toy. t Rome. An old Englishman who suffered from a domiciliary visit has 'lodged sb* a aprotestwhiehhas a be o supported by t he ' Britih CoCsrsul. Ph Mr Sergeant ...