... if, ouip I'lliscalmill. SPANISH EXPEDITION AGAINST 'THE RIFF PIRATES.- Tile expedition against Rliff is on tho point of starting. It Consists of eight steaml-vessels. No advance wvill be made into the interior, but the coast will be attacked, and all suspaeted ships destroyed.-ilforning Post. The Paris Prease says :- We seem to have returned to the blessed time of miracles. La Salette and the ...

... Qt Tj?ailltm DE.ATH OF THE REV. Joii.N Ci,,s.Y-This gentloman, who for a period of nearly tbirty ?? held the office of Chaphlail to the Preston ?? (if toerrection, expired at rLeoamington, on SUnday, after a isref llndisplosition. Daringf tie period of his cnniection %vtib the gaol, Mr, Clay paid great attention to prison disciplhll and statistics; and tho valuable docuients;3 w11ell lie ...

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... At a meeting at Bristol on Saturday, tie Ieon. F. BERKE NY, M P., in a speech of solos length, spoke oss the question of Reform. Lord Derby's Ministry was about to give them a Reform Bill. Now during tshe twenty-one years for which lie (Mr. Berkeley) had derved in Parliament, he had from time to tim e beard a cry about Tory progress, but he had always found that progress to be just a ...

... Ristr4i 'Sms. COLLIERS' MEETING AT HORSLEY HEATH, YESTERDAY. According to a resolition passed at West Bromwich, the colliers held a general meeting at Hlorsley Heath, yesterday (Monday). It was announced that the proceedings would orm- mence at eleven o'clock. By that time about 200 colliers had assembled. The weather was very cold, and It was suggested that it would be better to conduct the ...

... ITHE REPRESENTATION OF M.NCHESTER.| REFUSAL OF LORD STANLEY TO BECOME A CANDIDATE. (From eOrU CorresposldensL.) Notwithltanding that ?? Tories have held meetings daily, and sometimestwiee a day, during the past week, with the view of prevailing upon Lord Stanley to give up the substance of the representation of King's Lynn for the snere shadow of that of iffancliester-notwithstanding that they ...

... In the school-room attached to St. Jazmes's Church, Ashted, was witnessed last night one of the most pleasiug ned successful cele- brations of its hind which ever occurred within tie boundary of Birmiaghalm. By the unreusittiug exertions of the Rev. J. B. Podinore, B, A., cnrate of St. Jamness, and Air. C. Hull, of Henry Street, late a charclhwarden, tie Ashted Working Mea's Associa- tion has, ...

... (B., Electric ,iic L0teI0rftinal NfegrI:ph^.) OFFICE, TEMPLE BUILDINGS, NEW SnEEr. INDIA. ihe following telegram, dated Malta, was received at the PIoreigli Office, at 8.30 p.m. yesterday:- ALEXNDRIA, November 10. The steamer, Bombay, arrived at Suez from Bombay, 8th inst. Dates, Bombay, 25th October; Aden, 2id November. Brigadier Smith's column was at Esangur on the 5th of October. The town ...

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... TEE EARLY CLOSING MOVEMENT. MEETING OF EMPLOYERS. Last night, a meeting of employers, convened by adver- tisement, was held in the Committee Room of the Town Hall, to consider the subject of early closing by the shops and places of business, in accordance withl the w ishes of the members of the recently-forned association. Alderman Holliday occupied the chair; and amongst those present were ...

... (By Elechtic en ?? Telegrph7.) OFFICE, TEMPLE BUILDINGS, NEsw STREET. CABINET COUNCIL. A Cabinet Council was held yesterday afternoon. THE HOP TRADE. A deputation attended at the Treasury yesterday, to represent to the Chancellor of the Exchequer the necessity of modifyig or repealing the hop duty.-Mhr. Hamilton, in the absence of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, who had been summoned to ...

... YnvHRIDAY morning 'Mr. Ticos. BAZLuY was elected a representative for li nchester, in the room of the late Sir J. PorraR. There was little interest about the proceedings; an uncontested election is generally a tame affair; but the monotony in this case was some- what vamied by an individual offering himself as a can- didate on the hustings, and finding his magnificent offer so little ...