... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... MULTUM IN PARVO. Mr. James Ward, the oldest of the Royal Academi- cians, died on Wednesday evening, at the patriarchal age of 91. A Sunday afternoon temperance Tr eetinW, held in; he square of Tredegar, Wales was ttedd by 1000persons. Tple detached cooperav'. of the Faver-liam, gtu. powder mills was de~.t: Qid by fire last week. Thel fear of ant xp!osirt kept poople away, 'hise earnuiuye of ...

... AsIELD ELn lTIONSB AN I-, ' I I Ithe WaEiiel OSut ifose tbpttteseetet a ofk athebtu ofthe ?? i~t~~ Ohsr~aorth anda meber of the same Olt?'W~s~ -,IVesL~Xr. -BerjeantvPigebtt: e wish to ;hear the Dart-yov toIijh-l- eetl ,-ha, ...

... BEE J) 1 : G: Xpt;4 (By t he Mectrc nd 'the B^'tks! sbd ZrI0f fi ?? * FRANW~ PARI, SATURDAY.-sThe utioawioims t Ntaiment whichappeard .in the'FPatn¢. la~st nlght, that the3: ,f~~d a Religion would.,be proseute ?? publkisinig the latO alleged to he frm ?? ol' Sadllato.the, ?? thelrench, rel~atinto the regenoyci the Pslince! deaa . .I . ' A 0 - SP-AD¢IN.i ; l MADRBID, Nov. 18.-The p~onent ...

... R.ESERVE FORCE OF ROYAL . NAVAL VOLUNTEE EIS. Tier Majesty's Governnnent having, with the sanc- tion of P-Arliament, determinied on establishing a reserve volunteer forse of heamen trained to the use of armn, this is to give notice that any seaman yoa- seesing Ihe following qualiflrationg may be enrolled as a ro yal naval voluateer in the teelrva Force, and will tlm meupon be eittitlcdl to tlh ...

... LATEST AH I TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. A cabinet council was bold yesterday afternoon. A paiulic meeting was held in St. Clement Danoes yesterday, at which resolutions were unanimously passed for the formation of a volunteer rifle corps for Westminster. Lord Binghain and Lady Coeilia Gordon Lennox were married yesterday. Mr. W. J. Dunsford has been elected chairman of the commission of inquiry into the ...

... I The raising of volunteer rifle corps is every day more and more assuming the character of a great national movement; and it is one grand advantage of the .age and country in which we live that every movement which is made to promote it is at once known, by means of the press, from one end of the kingdom to the other. The separate corps which compose this force must neces- sarily vary in ...

... MR. GEORGE THOMPSON ON PARLIAM1ENTARY REFORM. i A -- - A lecture on Reform was delivered in the Assembly. room, Town Hall, Blackburn, on Wednesday evening last, by Mr. G. Thompson, late lI P, for the Tower Hamlets. There were from 500 to 600 plesons present. On the plat- form were Councillors Baron, Murray, Duxbury, Westall, and Shackleton, A letter from Mr. Alderman Baynes, Ox-MaYOr (who had ...

... ACCRINGTON & HASLI . f r el'- - -. %- If A ?? ?? UOINCERT.-On monday evening last the members of the Accrington brass band, assisted by Mr. Henry Russell late trombonist in Mons. Jullfen's band, by the Accrington Glee and Madrigal Society, and by Mrs. Brooks, of Man- chester, gave a grand concert at the Peel Institution under the direction of Mr. George Ellis, of Blackburn, and Mr. R. Barnes, ...

... LATEST - XELEGRAPHIC NEWS. A Cabinet Cpuncilteill be held to-daj, Lord Palmerston -will entettain the labint Miis. teks on Saturday next. Earl le Grey died In London yesterday morning. l Captain Dodgin, latw of tha.30lh regiment, shot himself at his lodgings in Pantou-stree t on Saturday nigha t REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. PRINCE CARIGNAN AND THE REGF'NCY. THE NEW REGENT. TuRIN, MoNDAY, Nov. 14. -The ...