... POPERY-DEPUTATION TO T[-IE PRESIDENT OP THE POOR-LAIW BOARD. ?? Saturday last, a deputation of the parishioners of St. Andrew's 1Holborn, had an interview with the Hon. C. P. Villiers, the President of the Poor-law Board, on the subject of the recent Order of the Board, requiring the masters of workhouses, under the direction ot the guardians, to keep a creed re- gister, in which the names ...

... WAR-OFFICE, PALL-MALL, Nov. 1. HOSPITAL STAFF. To be Assistant-Surggeons to the Forces-James Tullocl, IL D.; Arthur Charles Gaye, gent.; William Evelyn Aiston, I.D.; Josoph Sumpncr Joiner, gent.; Colin Henderson, gent.; John Alexander Scott, gent.; Arnold Royle, gent.: Win, Dumville Smith, gent.; Thomas Wood, M.D.; James Bell Jardine, gent.; John Edmondstoune Stewart, M.D.; Henry Cramer Guin- ...

... LATEST PARTICULARS. MOELFRA BAY, TUESDAY AFTERNOON.-LaSt night was a very boisterous one. The weather became very cold in the afternoon, ansl itt seven in the evening the wind rose and blow very stiffly. At about two tills morning a shower of very large hailstones fell. T here wero several loud peals of thunder, and some Very vivid flashes of lightning. It has rained heavily all this morning, ...

... THE DEAD ALIVE-EXTRAORDINARY COMBI- NATION OF CIRCUMSTANCES TnE simple and truitihfal narratives of personal and family adventure often excecd ill strange interest the flctitiorrs storis of roatilnce; rIm] tirreillities of com- mon life, the vicissitldes and fortunes of inidividuals, fifl3Y often be tracud to a singlo circ lstallco-the lirst link in tihe chain of PIrovidleicO by which all the ...

... THE UNIVE RSITY OF EDINBURGH. INAUGURAL ADDRESS OF SIR DAVID BREWSTER. TUESDAY, tile University opened for the Winter Ses- sion, when Principal Sir David Brewster delivered an address to the students, in the Chemistry Class Rool, at two o'clock. As usual, the youthful students exhibited an overflow of animal spirits before the entrance of the venerable Principal by various noises, and by ...

... TIrE schooner Mlope, from Holyhead for Liverpool, is a total wreck at Port Llcchiwy, near AMIWch; all the crewl lost, The schooner Eliza, of Preston, drove ashore at Porthforin, near rvlvIheli, on the Welsh coast, during the gale of Wcdnesday, and broke up immediately; all hands lost. The smackPrccilla, of Aberystwith is a total wrecl at Porthor, near Pwwllheli; all hands lost. Three schoonors ...

... TIIE VINTAGE IN FRANCE AND GERMANY. (FROM TIME CIRCUlAR OF GROVES & CO.) WI, haveo now tile pleasure to wait upon you with our annual cheular. containing a report of the vin- tage of 1859 in Fran:ce and Germany. Our informa- ?? has been collected with great care and impar- tialily, and, being derived from the best sources, may be relied upon as accurate. BORDEAUX-WLe ?? that tile vintage Ijnst ...

... BELFAST CLINUAL. AND PATIIOLOGICAL SOCIEfTY. Os Saturday last, the flrst meeti'g~or the Session 1859-60 was held in the General Hospital, Professor J. Seaton Itied President, in the chain. The follow- ing metabers Were ?? Ferguson; DI-&Al')Inn; Wales; Oill,'lehriey, Mtilhollantd, Ross, Patt' 'rson, HallidayipMurtiny, Readei Lynch, Moore, Drennan, 0'11lair; DunlopA MlCormae, Pirrie, MA- Mechlnn ...

... Tito following is the continuation of Professor Relid's address at the opening meeting of the Belfast Clini- cal and Pathological Society:- DISEASES OF TiUE LUNGS AND HEART. The plan which I had laid down for my inquiry into the progress of medical science requires ole next to ascertain what improvements have taken place in the diagnosis and therapeutics of diseases in the or- gans of ...

... (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) Tae Right Hon. B, Disraeli last night, in the Free Trade Hall, in the presence of 3,600 ladies and gentlemen, distributed the prizes and certifleates of merit to those who had succeeded in obtaining them, in connection with the Lancashire and Cheshire As- sociation of Mlechanics' Institutions. On the plat- form, also, was the Right Honononrable Lord Stanley. Mr. ...

... MAILS FOR AMERICA VIAl CORK. WE perceive, by a notification from MIr. Atowiana Hill, Secretary to the General Post-Oflice, that arrangements have been made for the British packets carrying mails between England and North America to call at Qucilenstown, to embark and land mails on each voyage between Liverpool and Boston; or, in other words, on every alternate voyage of the British mail ...

... THIS DAY'S NEWS. [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRA IA),] NVEfVS-LETTEI OFFICE, Saturdny, One o'clock, p.m. THE CONGRESS. The Post ?? believe wve may safely say that ?? prevalent rnmours of arrangement of an ap- preaching Congress. in which this country will take part, are well founded. Thle preliminary details, however, are not yet quite settled. AUST R A L IA N MA IL S. These mails will be delivered in ...