... DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES AT THE . LIVERPOOL SCHOOL OF SCIENCE. The sixth session of this school was openedi on Wed- nesday evening In the lecture hall of the Free Public Library, William Brown-street. Air. James Samuelson presided, and there was a large attendance of pupils. The CHAIRMAN, in openinz the meeting, said that he bad been asked to take the ?? at the distribution of prizesaud atthe ...

... LOeCALj AND GENERAL.. LEE3DS, OCTOBER 19, 1868.. Tor TntnL or MB. GTREENLAND. -We unlder- stand that after numerous adjouraments, the trial of Mr. Greenland is fixed to take place next week. The ease will be brought before the Central Criminal Cour t on Monday,X when an adjournment will be asked for to Thursday. It: is expected the trial will at last be fixed for that day. : EosO.eEd BOARD OF ...

... Ott ?? BALMORAL, OcT. 17. The Queen opened the Aberdeen Waterworks, yesterday, at Invercannie. Her Dlajesty was accompanied by Prince and Princess Christian, Princess Louise, and Prince Arthur. The suite consisted of the Duchess of Romburghe, the Hon. Emily Cathcart, Sir Stafford Northcote, Lieut.- General the Hon. Charles Grey, Colonel Ponsonby, Major Elphinstone, Mr. Sahli, and Dr. Robertson ...

... LADY WOOD WARD. A meeting was held last night, at the Steam. Clock, Morville Street, for the purpose of deciding upon a fit and proper person to be nominated as Couonillor for the ward at the ensuing election. Alderman Osborne pre- sided. Amongst those present were Alderman Sadler; Councillors Carter, Inshaw, and Barker; Messrs. Alitton, T. 1R. Jackson, and others. The CHrAIRMAN, in opening ...

... THE UNITED PRESBYTERIAN ?? SYNOD. THE ORGAN QUESTION. The English Synod of the United Presbyterian Church resumed its Fittings on Wednesday mora- ing, and continued the consideration, commenced on the previous evening, of a memorial from the London Presbytery, regarding the small supply of students and the want of candidates for missionary work. The Moderator (the Rev. Dr. M'Kerroo) ?? Rev. Mr ...

... M th DRURY LANE.V Tn rF: E-vrs'G, MACLETi . i~lr. Tl Tal. t, lersrs. Sinclair, hi eal. MelntvrS, and Henri Drayton; Mls3es ?? Sed- gck and n -m . c -..ssca, and M3adam Jenny ?? ?? Ivith re 'THi' GLi.'AJS OPERA. Mr. W. llarrisoul. dC TRINCESS'S. THIS FvEND51, THE TERLPLI ALLIANCE.-After which THE Il'VGU1ENsLT CAPTAIN. Messrs..J.G. Shore &- G. lcey *isses ra vil nl, Augusta Thomson, and -ra. ...

... The 31onilcio, dic Soir gives the following news 1:n (:hete, which, while not confirming the asser- ntat the insurgonts have accepted an amnesty, ?? .- considerably with the other news that they r e resources wlhich they mean to uso for carrying - tic war for months to come. TIL events in Crete seem to be entering on a pacific In the face of the difficulties which recently arose .E:ei or's ...

... VISIT OF THlE VOLUNTEERS TO .BELGIUMi BaussEIm, Wednesday Morning. To-day there has been witnessed in this city one of those sights which can be seen only in a free country. An ovation for the ruler of a psople may be organised officially, as we know it has been before now, in places where the object of the acclamation was anything but popular, end the people feigned a loyalty which they felt ...

... IC1 INTELLGENCEY ?? g~ ~ BEVERLEY. TI E O MrINSTER. -We understand th ,ents have been made for cleansing in: jii-i , this beautiful church. Workmen tri tb.ris ?? operations and have found ad 20 relreeY O painting on the roof of the nave, fei mc^ t 'Il °15.lt noot but further interesting discover- op ii 'lo l ad5 as the work progresses. The im- a cc8 l ts arc to be carried out under the ...

... SPIRIT 01F THE PRESS. gt~T selecting the Spirit of the Press,~ te are ~,uided sole by a wish to place before our teaders the ofiniors of all parties, without any regard to the rehaion snch opinions may sustain to this joumnalJ THH3 BRITISH VOLUNTEERS IN BELGIUM. furor the Timnes.) The visit of more than a thousand of our Volunteers to the Belgian capital, and the splendid reception given to, ...

... | The hfelbourme Argus gives the following summary of news up to the 27th of August:- The Hon. Sir J. H. T. Manners-Sutton, the new Governor of Victoria, landed from the Ellora on the evening of the 18th August, but too late for the formal reception which had been intended by the mayor and corporation. On the 16th he took the usual oaths, in front of the Treasury buildings, in the presence ...

... THaE I.RO-CLADS AT SEA. (Frosm thes Ti1ms.) The reports from the Channel Squadron are now of considerable importance, for they describe the behaviour of nine select iron-clads on an experimental cruise in stormy weather. Those vessels are the Caledonlia, the Ocean, the Achilles, the Hector, the W~ivern, the Research, the Pallas, the Lord.Clyde, and the Bellerophon, end the list almost exhausts ...