... YESTERDAY. Mj:. RAYDKRS. I'* If. Raylixx, Bimiivaliam, ironftruvdn-. —Meeting for 4(1- journod last examination and discharge. Mr. on behalf of bankrupt, stated that the liabilities were coi»—irised principally in one debt of £360., owing to a person narat 1 Francis, which had been gradually accumulating since IS.VJ. There was doubt that his having worked much under price was the cause of his ...

... Contrary to our expectations, majority of the Council elected Mr. Yatks instead of Mr. the Mayor of Birmingham for the current year. It is, of course, the duty of the minority and of the public to accept this decision in the proper spirit, pay the new Mayor the courtesy due to his office, and to render him all possible assistance in the discharge of his onerous duties. Iu saying this we do not ...

... The Bishop Lichfield has collated the Rev. Charles Evans, M.A., of St. John's College, Cambridge, rector of St. Clement's, Worcester, to the vicarage of Matlock, Derbyshire. The rectory of St. Clement's, vacant by Mr. Evans's preferment, is in the gift of the Dean and Canons of Worcester. SVarkiikook Church.— At meeting of the committee, held yesterday, it was resolved, after much discussion, ...

... ENGLAND. Tan C oUrT.-Her Majesty, we are happy to say, is en- joying excellent health. During the week the Queen, a-t - companied by some of the members of the Royal family, , has paid frequent walking visits to the Royal gardens and 1 the Duchess of Kent's and the Prince Consort's Mausoleums t at Frogosore. On Friday, for the first time since the death i of tho Prince Consort, the Castle ...

... I LMER OF CPTAna WADDELL TO EaRL RmsUSm a. Tim LiverpooZ Daily Post publishes Captain Wad- deltl' letter to Earl Boardt, on the strength of which he was liberated:- Steamer Shenandoah, Nov. 5. ' To the Right aon. Earl Rasoell, LB .B. Minister for Foreign Afi~ird. 1$ My LoJD-I have the honor to announce to your lordship my arrival in the waters of the Mervey, with this vessel, lately a slaip ...

... by AINArwar, Nov. 4,-The Freemaocns of this city st have addressed the followsing letter to the Pope, at m, in reply to his Holiness's diatribe egaist Free- ;tl masoDry?- :e f MOST EoIY F&Tara-Following the example of ri- segeral of your predeceesors upon the Pontifical d- throne, you have thonght it compatible with the r- honor of the Roman purple to etigmatise in the eyes 1S of the world a ...

... [BY 3tA.GXZTIC TELFGR4AP. ] IVWIYS-LETTER OFFICE, l;lcdesda-y Mraoq. '1 THE MINISTRY. The Post says-' If ?? qaestion of Reform is to be adjourned, as it probably will be, Messrs. Hors- man and Lowe would add immensely to the weight of the debating power of the Treasury Bench. If, on the other hand, Reform be uroe], we do not sea where the Ministry can gain anything h ut additional weak- ness. ...

... THE ESE NANDOAH. LvEerooeL, Tuzsn;xr-In consequence of Captain WtLddell having surrendered the Shenandoah to the commander of her Majesty's ship Donegal, the former vessel still retains her anchorage in proximity to the Donegal, and a company of marines are in possession of the late cruiser. We yestordcy stated that a portion of the officers, together with Captain Waddell, left the ship after ...

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... WILLIAM SAYCE, GENERAL STATIONER, BOOKSELLER, DEALER IN BERLIN Wont., EMBROIDERY, BEADS, BRAIDS,&C, FANCY EEPOSITOEY, 13, HIGH STREET, HAVERFORDWEST. A PARCEL D IRE C T D A I L Y FROM LONDOM. ...

... ITonbcm Cmtspmliffli deem it right to state that we donot at all times identify wselves with our correspondent's opinions*] j r,ainent stands prorogued till the 23rd instant. It will then probably be again prorogued till the third week in January, then to meet for the dispatch of business. The swearing-in of the members and the choice of a. Speaker will occupy several days, so that the ...

... RAILWAY ACCIDENT.—A serioas arcident happened en Friday evening in the goods tunnel of the London and North Wes;ern Railway at Liverpool. This tunnel runs from Edge-hill to Park-lane, and thence to the docks. On Friday evening, about half-way between Edge-hill and Park.land, a sewer burst through the wall of the tunael, rendering it itnpass- able for twenty or thirty virds. THE PUBLIC HEALTH. ...