... 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 ...

... F I Tns OxecasLt (ISLEC Of MAN) MGHDint.-Tb5 ti Seoretary of ~tiate for the Raims Departmenmt ha4 at length offered a reward of £50 for thle ap~crehension T1 of Kowley, charged with the murder of his child at I Onalian. ..1 11'li CLOCK AT THE Towx H-ALL.-The Town Si Hall clock, lhc am beets for some time undergoing N alterations for' the purpose of being lighited up, is now completed, and thle ...

... 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. ...

... I IREVlEW. I/lstreriens sR So an4 Londlot. By Charles Roache Sollith, ?? author of C Colleutanes Antiqua, kc., ac. Mr. Smith has added another leaf to the laurels which he has co of ten won by his antiquarian re- searches, especially as regards tihe Roman occupation of Britain ; and to aU interested in historical research his present volume will be received with. thanulfa- ness, not only by ...

... &AL--111 .- rLI LHX BUPUE-MA. SUNIMARYI DOMESTIC. d The quarterly returns of the Reoistrar- t General present a favourable view of the state of the country. The marriages inoreased as they do when the prospect of life among the working classes is cheering. Thousands in exces of the average were born; the rate of mortality diminished; and the population iucreased at an unusual rate. 84,090 ...

... Gems of Qcbougbt. Every young man should remember that the world will always honour industry. The vulgar and useless idler, whose energies of body and mind are rusting for want of occupation, may look with scorn upon the labourer en- zaged at his toil; but his scorn is praise, his contempt foneur. Dean Swift says he never knew a man rise to eminence who lay in bed of a morning. Be not ashamed ...

... _1 VOLUNTEER CORPS. TO TIE EDITOR OF THIE Rnl:STON CIIRONICLTE, Slit,-1 was somewhat amused to read in the Livcerpool 3lcirl~ *one day this wsouk, the following paragrapl, headed 'oho Volntcer loree, and referring to the pro- Posed corp:- in Liverpool :-We understand that Mr. Wrm. Brown has roccived a lettcr froun Major BIUMdell, Saying that, as a dCputy-liCutCnaInt, hle will suibscrlibe ...

... PRESENTATION OF I'llE I POrtrA|| CAPTAIE R. N. PEDDER. On the coming of age of Mr. Richard Newsaham Pedder,ha elder son of Mr. E. Pedder, of Ashton Park, that young land gentlemans was in India, engaged with his regiment, the 1 7th Hussars, in the unfoirtunate war then raging in that say dsatdependency of Great Britain. His majoruy was, whi however, celebrated with the characteristic ...

... I ma )ARW.EN| THE ANNUAL DISTRICT MEETING of the G.U.O. of Oddfellows, Blackburn district, was held on Saturday last, at the house of Mr. J. Bentley's, Greenway Arms Inn, Over Darwen, when delegates from all the lodges in the district were in attendance. The district master (Mr. J. Rawlinson) opened the meeting, after which the ac- counts due to the district were discharged by each dele- gate. ...

... I THE YOLUUNTErIa mOVEMENT. WAVERTRER AND WOOLTON. 01 it Liat evening, a public iniating wais Leld at the h Lamub Ion, Wavertree, for the purpose of promotibg a the formnation of a volunteer ridle corps of ?? ti residing in Wavertree, Woolton, and the neighbboiri al hood. Mr. S. R. Graves presided, and amongst other tl ediltiemner present were Messrs. T. B. BaralaY. Ic (nollet, Forwood, Bll, ...

... TRADES' UNIONS & POLITICALI ECONOMYI - .. ?? . . . r Last Friday evening, a meeting of working sn ` men was held in Edinburgh for the purpose eof considering resolutions and hearing ad- % dresses in reply to the lecture of Mr. Black, e M. P., on Wages, Strikes, and Trades' Y Unions. It must be confessed that the d r persons who got up this meeting were a e unfortunate in their choice of an ...

... Js-seph Hill, who Poured boiling water orn a man C at Wedneqbury as ben committed to the assizes. S TnEWBVATH R IN OCTOBEIZ.-Lightanilg on thle 21t, ill N.E., from 11 to It 15 pn.m ; Snow on the 22nd and 24thi; fog on the 9th, 12th, 24th, 27th, and 28th ; aurora on tile 12thi, 17th, and 27th; lunar halo t on the 13th, from 9 till 11 pm.gi LAxrCASHIRIE MILITIA.-2rd llegitumen of the 111 Duke of ...