... THE VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT I IN CHESTER. I A public meeting was held in. the Town Hall. Chester, on Monday evening, to hear an addre.s from Lord Dunsany, RN.., on the necessity for tht formation of rifle corps. The mayor, Meadow, Frost, Esq., presided, and amongst other gentlemei. prusent were Capt. Mends, H.dM.S. Hastings, Maj X 6gerton Leigh, Capt. Hunter, Capt. T. J. Subih CuS. Lloyd, CApt. ...

... THE (ClHURCH -MISSIONARY I SOCIETY. (F m C( espOidclf.) 'TMs imwting wlhoie pjioceediogi wo yes.terday ?? orted wS1 lna .diilarry e't .,1i1i thoasalild at people in Liverpool asorulblibg with the livowed object of attacking the ancient and hinmly-rooted religions of India, and substituting for them Christi- anity. We make every allowance for the influence of merely adventitious causes in ...

... The recent address of the president of the f Queen's College at Cork has come oppor- i tunely to remind us that noise does not always B mean moral influence, and that Dr. Cullen n and his episcopal brethren are not to be taken fi as representing the whole bulk of Roman Catholic opinion. Some Roman Catholics there are who still remember the traditions of that alliance with Liberalismi which ...

... LATE ST A D TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. THE CONFERENCE. [REUTZR'S TELEGRAM.] ZURICH SEPT. 6. Autria desires a guarantee from Saruinia againsb all future secret intrigues in Italy previous to making ayconcessions at the conferences. lb is asserted that the principal object of the visit of Prince Metterc nich to St. Sauvour was to endeavour to arrange an interview between the E mrperors of France and Aus- ...

... n IF ZISXrsIEC ANW MNAOTIf ; TIMMRLAPE. e Sir C. Napier had an int-rview with the Earl of n Derby yesterday. The investigation into the Ledb,;-y murder has A closed. John Jones, the clerk, has been arrested on suspicion of murdering Mrs. Baker The Herald says the late King of Naples hsb left agooddeal of treasure in the vaults of the royal palaces, but a large portion is believed to be ...

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... IAc WESTDERm AD ! WEST DER.BY GUA MAS: I _- X, , , -_ The wcee mee da~ i iM eboard. wee.1k413s 41held yestio2 chai,A ?? the other membevs pr Mr. H. Eedwards In the AbrahamA Jfirkux Sh Ld WFrenh 'piere.Wet Edwars, 'erta Ale B. Bolehaw, MdWooda_. CtUoe fak0r. O:'tmdoor relief ware drawn a. fOlows:.M. Potts. 124'b Mr: Obuey, ;fl; and Mar. Lythms, =- =ouh, the ¶varmor. reiloried the number of pan, ...

... I CASTI&liSTREET WARD! I A puhlij mceting of the ?? of this ward re favourable to the return of Mr. T1homas Woodburn i as a representative of the ward in the town council PI was held yesterday afternoon in the Common Hall, In Hackin's-hley. M~r. Atmbrose Lace preaided, and i amongst others preeent were dalesre. Hull, Bannor, fo HBirdswell, Lovndes, Whitmnore, Marshall, Gill, t Payne, Pein ...

... -.1 LTJ PI- LI LEX- -O-RE -- SAVUS POPU EX sing., Iwe' Mr. Edward Ellice, the other day, in Eut addressing his Cupar constituents, took occa- are nion to ventilate a notion which has always not found considerable favour with a certain class phi] of semi Liberal doch inaire politicians, and like which will doubtless be reproduced, from larg some quarter or other, in the Reform discus- neci ...

... LORD DERBY AND HIS iRISH .TENANTRY. The Dublin E vening Post 1,ublisbes a letter from a local correspondent, upon whom full reliance is placed, giving a statement of facts in order to correct erroneous impressions caused by want of information as to the real position of affairs on the estates of Lord Derby in the south. The letter thus vouched Tipperary, September 24. Sir,-I mentioned in my ...

... SECOND EDITIN ). 1BaY ELECTRIC AND 55AONTIC TELE()n ?? ?? I Tie Thmes says Mr. Labouohere is to h! created a The Times, in a loader on Sir C. Wood', finanial statement, can only arrive at the conelusigi that the progress of Indian m iigovernm ent and d-asa ter con- tinues unchanged. Tle light portion of the Bombay and Australian manils rid Marseilles is expected to be distributed in London ...

... SCENES BY AN EYE-WITNEsS ON BOARD THE~ GREAT EASTERN. nd nd Some man who was engaged on deck near the falling funnel received a snost severe contusion on the face and head, and when taken to the infirmary he was recognised as the deaf and dumb sailor. Poor fellow, he was so fearfully alarmed that he appeared ut incapable of underssanding the particulars of what ut was going on around him on ...