... fTOKE-ON.TBENT FOaOL OF ART. Almeeting for the distribution of the prizes won in corn- petition by' pupils in Stoko.on.Trent School of Art, was ?? Monday evening in the Court Room, Stoke, the Rev.! ir ...

... The 11th and l~ chapters of ' edwood Trevor, a Story of the Bull IRing Riots will appear in the EBvening Post of Saturday. Last week great disappointmernt was again Qxperl ...

... MIR. SPURGEON ON TEE GORILLA Mir. Spurgeon is tile umost histriollic, and consequently th rmost amriusilsg, of all our popilrar preachrs, arid in perfee keeping with the character of the preaching is ...

... LATEST!LY ?? OIPnCEB, TjNra J' W ws, 5577,t8 fl.A1SfJ3AM& AMERICA. OBF;, SEOT9,eEn 24TH (Efening). (PerAfrica via Queenstown.) The confedgr1tes captured a quarter of a million Of rbe OD'eerstat exingt ...

... Aft ::bots Iwttet AND EAST RIDING TIMES. REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST-OFFICE FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD.] FFRIDAY, OOTOBER 11. I THE MEETING AT COMPIEGIE. I IN this the dullest season of the year the brief visit of the King of Prussia to Compiegne * is a godsend to politicians and journalists. For a fortnight past we have had speculations of all sorts as to the object of the visit, and- unless ...

... This case, of so much importance to the Church, has been set down for hearing, and will be tried In the Court of Arohes in the course a few da ...

... Yesterday morning, at ton o'clock, the abovementioned mu-ium was thrown open for the first time tho public. Punctually at that hour Mr. Brown arrived bniliicg, where ...

... jpi'erjwol BALUS TOPULI LET DOMESTIC. ' A letter from Marseilles, dated October ennoune?s the safe arrival at that port V>f 'Prince Leopold, who has been ordered the south of France by her Ma ...

... J I I.; ?? * i t, * l *, ?? ?? ^/ ?? ~ ,. -. 'i it I,, i' A I V ' . -'-ROSE4,'10 ' .- - . - . - . . . . q . . -- . . 1 r,: plgin~lUiott:-lenley, the lari lotdof the Boelt nd Anehpr*,perwce Victoria ,Daek, appeared Dn the 14th inst'before., itlbe' Ilfcrd. 8sionis; Bench-nl aaswer tlao r summnoloeacharging him. witth having iold boer by retail without'baving mn. excise, license aiethoreilng ...

... THRI EARL OF CARLISLE AT LEEDS (retr M1AC vrnt-.' , I.. . I IlY 5rAcGN C Tlc'E(;rncj.) LEEDS, BONDAY EvLNiNc;.-T-is hits leeni one of til most stirring, as it has also been one of tlefianst datys j that we have had in L-eeds for it consaitimi t I The Earl of Carlisle, K G., Lord Lie ?? of Ireland has been called upon, during a telporarm risit to x !. I Yorkshire and patrimonial dlemesne, to ...

... rmi N~ATTONTA\L RUEFORN MOVERFiNT. ittte ?? af this in1tement, iucludintg many , the tldei anid 1early oil thte leading re'orimers of tile c('it.t1, 1ax: is ned their adldress, a copy of s (l, eve pruintedl some thime since, and from the 'iit!al . attachell 1 ivell V ±low) it will be secin that tieru le slireadv llvtueil xvell organised aid in- 1hvelb! ;gerjiati( rs at woi-' in the matter, ...

... I I FRANCE. - What with warnings and commiu- 22?qts, the French journals ?? in a state of bewilder. nent. The Revuc des Detx MlonileS has been warned for spreading alarm hi the country, and exciting to hatred and contempt of the government' 1he Temsps 6as s that as this is a tangible misdemeanour cognisable by the tribuarals, according to the law of February 17th, 1852, the government ought ...