... ,NTATION OF ROHDALE. eatning last, a public ma.eting was held In a eV chd le, f r the p u/~pose of hearing art t ~i~ai1, ~ ~ a Broth, Q.10., the Conservative 1: represe tati~n of the borough, The s ate crowde, The e 0cte mn nt W am great, and I ~ the roe~O~ pateyspirit was unmistakably V Pr. . Ni id, n de absence of U r. B ut wisais, i t rid-Mr. Brotic having addressed fir.l~. iattey oved : ...

... I-NX* i a I' ?? I I . ,,1 DE NX , ~. .: A' . .t ' I, ?? ?? . ; .. A collfery aeoideit-li ittiroumstaaceeini af tha mt ?? tht h&as ever occrred li thbe dutriot. ainal ltis Worafngu t s pit close to Stheb bueewd of the boroqgk f 3Wigan., The voug1-s Ba$^Dk eolile 7ae been Ina xistenie atont' a couple of yearl It Consist1s of a oinole of 'hhtaZ, Woly a few douaai yards apart, both of which ...

... OnMondayevening apublc meeting was held In the Tern- *perance Hall, Bolton, for the purpose of establishing a branch society In connection with the National Reform Union. The chair was occupied by Alderman R. Har. wood, ex-blayor; and amongst those present were Mr. Barnes, M.P., Mr. Alderman R& Heywood (president of the Reform Registration Aesbelatien), Messrs. ThomasThomas- eu, Counecillors ...

... I IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT, I ?? . LAST N1GHT'S PROCEEDINGS. [BY TELEGRAPff.] HOUSE OF LORDS. The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the wocleack at A five o'clock. h REPLY TO THE A.DDRBM t] lhe Lord hamberilin brought down Her Majety'S . answer to the ?? Of their lordsbipo House, i e reply to the reh 025 the throm- it waspas follows : I thank YoU orely for your loyal and dutiful address. ITh als a ...

... = oot Rua = W ect. gg~~g age ?? - -~ Mr. W. H. est h 1 iee appointed ?? for thin city In the ?? Of Mr. Armstrong, who recently resigned. .LONGSIG WErsLEzY&A CHAI'EL.-At the bazaar In aid of the extension fund of this chapel, the total re- aeipte were £im3. .EYWOATIOl AIyd SOCIETY, -Lamp veek, 238 school orders were Issed, the cost of which will be £27. 11e, per week; and 24 oanes have been ...

... 4 FRANCE0 ST. CLOUD, OCrOBER 1P. The Emperor and Empress arrived here at one P.M. to-day. PARIS, OCTOBER 12. The King and Qucen of Portugal have arrived here. Theiu majesties occupy the pavilion Marsan, in the Tuileries. ITALY. F LO1ENCE, OCTOBET 1X, The Opiniome of to-day, in an article upon Dho financial condition of the country, contradicts the current rumours of intended credit operations ...

... i THE NATIONAL REFORM 1UNION. A well attenrded meeting of the supporters of this asso- diaton was held on Tuesday evening in the Upper Assembly Ifl of the Free-trade RoLlH ; MIr. George Wilson in the lie CHrAIRIAN referred to the evil policy of hlkewvarm politicians, who thought there was no necessity or desire for reform, and as the best way to answer them, narrated a soprosed conference ...

... THE RECENT JEWETLERY ROBBERIES, On Saturday, preparatory to the giving up of the whole of the property that belonged to the prisoners convicted of the above offence, Inspector Potter, of the 'divlalon, went ft the residence of Brewerton, 142, Whitechapel Road, and again searched the place, Inspector Potter took down the whole of the pictures, and having examlned them closely, found that the ...

... SECOND EDITION W$xuLT TAlu)) OQIVx; I Saiurgav; Ss'ize axfz. MORtEI NG E@XPRES;S. LBY THLEGRAVP. | MAIL NEWS. No tidings have as Yet been received relative to the Bombay steamer with the malls from Australia, and whiob was ?? at Point de Galle on the 16th of last month. T~de Impresslon abroad Is that ahe got disabled, and put l ojro Nevertheless, twenty guines premium have been pAI4 on the ...

... THE SALFORD COBDEN MEMORIAT I On Tuesday evening, a meeting of working men was called ag In the Salford Town Hall, to form a working men's organl. at sation to assist In the erection of the statue resolved to be I put up In Peel Park to the memiory of the late Mr. Cobden. Lis The Mayor (Alderman Wright Turner) took the chair, and rn In opening the meeting said it was exactly a month since ae ...

... STA.TIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY. Corrected up to December 31, 1864 (Inclusive), Whore two plaoeo are mentioned, the labt named is that at which the deplot of the regimelt is tatihoned. Ist Life Guards, UYode Park 26th Fortomouth. Belfaet 2ad Life Guards, Windror 27th Rlonral. Cork oy.al Elor.e (ujardsItegont'aPrk 28th Bombay. Fermoy let Dragoon Guards, Madras, 29th Newry, Preston Canterbury 30th ...

... ANOTHER SCENE IN COMMITFEE. Mr. Rea's conduct on 0 ?? towards the committee who axe naow Bitting one the Delf ast group of hills w..s of such a character that a number of policemen were called In to remove hbin Mr. Harrison, Q C. (ot the Irlbb bar), heo appeared for the grand naty of the County of Antrimu, in their opposition to the County Anti af cud Urifat Borough Bill, which is promoted by ...