... MR, DISI?AE Li 9--c-4199T.MR., The annual meeting of the Institutional Associa- tion of Lancashire and Cheshire was held yesterday, 4 rilpdj zit thd idla. of the Meehanios' Institution, David-street, Mndhibtfi. Alddit 100 delegates from the educational institutions of tauclifd end Cheshire were present. Thomas Bazley, Esq., M.P., presided. The secretary, Dr. Hudson, read the report, which ...

... GREAT- FLOODS IN SCOTLAND. I DEATHS IN THE STORM, ?? e The ai.fsdfre Jomwrii stites that the e drla A ,eiere dnows ,rm of last week has been succeeded by a floods of the most extraordinary character. Wed- C lu nesday and Thtrsday-were days to which, it may be 'rjL said,.with considerable certaintyj there have boen f fow parailels within the last half century; and zelt Eriday night annd part of ...

... MtETEOROLOGcATj RESULTS ni A1 LNAAD *asv. v~. . . _- _ I Deduced frontobservaticis taken at the Liverpool Oervatory-, duri.g th0y week ending Saturday, L~atitude, 53c 24' 48' N. Lonlgitude, 3° 0' 1 W. | f it alline. _|nI'w°° ' ?? .- GENERAL REMARKS, Oct. 30.-Tho sky was overcast till 9 p,m,, after which time a few stars were visible through haze. Rain fell from 1 to 2, from 2j to 3, from 3Q ...

... M A Cabinet Council will be held to-day. The report of the loss of H.IM. gunboat Quail is C believed to be unfounded. M KINGSTOWN, SATURDAY.-The troopship Hima- li, laya, with 730 officers and men of the 26th rcgiment, to arrived here at eight o'clock this morning. Fiom 400 to 500 members of the london rifle brigade proceeded to the Mansieri House on Saturday 31 lafternOOn, to be sworn in by ...

... I MULTUl IN PARVO. Lord Brogham has arrived in Paris. mr. Cobden is llkewiRJ iu Paris, where, it is said, he purposes to remaic for some time. The whole of the shipping in Southampton bar. bour, the destination of the Great Eastern, rode in safety during the gale, and not a single casualty occurred. A drunken tiiker prished in the storm of ILnt week, near 'Wick HIis mother was found on the ...

... T TRELIGIUS REVIVALS. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY Gentlemen,--In your Satiurda3 'd paper I noticed a r letter headed ReligiolLs Revivals, and signed A Citazen, which, if allowed to pass unnoticed, may a leave an erroneous impression on the minds of soine B who do not know much about those weetings, and I leave unrefuted the false arguments which he has brought forward in ...

... I I The Roman Catholic clergy of the archdioceas of Dublin met on ThurSday. for the purpouse of express. ing their sympathy with the Pope in his present tribulation. The procecdings were very long, and an apparently official report of them has been pub- lisoed, but the speech of the chairman, the most Drev. lr Collen, Archbishop of Dublin, was the most innpartant, embracing, as it did, the ...

... ROUSEWIFE's CORIER. tUTTEBPOOL AND BIRKTIMAD Xa&P.KT M. AXTiOLa . fSr. JOIIN'B, B1RxexN]KtW. Satur(iRy. Saturday. d .f. S.d. a. d. R. d. f ?? m 0 5i 0 7j a 6.lU0 a Xut.tom ?? ,. to,. 0 6 ..0 .. 8 . 0 6.. 0 8 Vaal ?? o a 0 8.. 6 0 8, l.b ?? 0 6 0 7 ?? *o 0 0 FrOeaPolrk 0 O. . 0 6i ?? 0 6 .0 7 lebobters ?? I, .. .. lo.. 0 10 .1 0 ; Codlich . , ?? ?? ,, o. 4 ,, 6 . , 0 4 0 6 8!is. ?? ?? ,. . o ...

... A correspondent of tile Hfornineg Heral (who holds that Spain lwas bent upon picking a quarrel with Morocco in spite of all concessions made to her; ?? probably supporting her, with a view to annex a portion of Morocco, and perhaps to wcaken or destroy our influence in the Mediter- ranean, and that it threfore behoves this country to be on its guard) recommends strongly that a resi- (lent ...

... SECOND EDITION. . - [BY ELEBrRIC AND MAGU;rsC TELRS0ASRIt,1 Heavy winds have, prevailed all night, and it is blowing a gale t-hiu' morIng. Some large subieriptions to the Garibaldi Fund&ar announced, MAr. Hlawkshaw writes to the Tincs that the Eoly. head breakwater and Admuiralty works are in] iredd The cost of replacing the staging fills on the con. tractor. THE CHANNEL FLEET IN THIE GALE. An ...

... o AT I' . 7 . ' . . - ' On Wednesday evening, about a quarter after eight o'clock, a oabman rang the bell of Mr. Bracey's surgery, Bristol-road, Birminghamu. Mr. Bracey happened to open the door himself, when the cab- man handed in a small laniper, with the address ' Mr. Bracey, surgeon, Bristol-road, Edgbaston, upon an envelope. Mr. Bracoyinquired whom it was from. The cabman made no reply, ...

... I We do not quite understand on what prin- of ciple Sr. Disraeli was selected by the corm- mittoe of the associated mechanics' institutes 31 of Lancashire and Cheshire to preside at their td late annual distribution of prizes. It could tl scarcely be as a testimony to his services to it the cause of popular education-a cause with hi which he has never in any way identified ft himself, and ...