... TEE JAMAICA COM?IITTEE AND EX? GOV?ENOE EYRE. Th jamraico Cornmittee has iesued the following dde 65D F;leet Street, London, Oct., 1S66. Eir,-For the reasons set forth in the accompany' sng statement -to which porticualer attention is requested-5the Jamaic3 Committee resolved to undertake the duty, which the Government had de- clined, of submitting to jodicial Investigation the conduct of ...

... VOUIJNTEEs~R INTrELIGE:hNCE. 1ST B15GT. ILANAR3R33HIES ERIffL VOLUSgTEEBlS. |a The Reg~imental Challenge Vase contests for 1866 e term~ina ted at Fossil Ranzge ont Satukrday 16st, There s are three conpetitions yearly, at 200, 500, and600 e yards, op3en to all efficients, seven shots being fired t on each day at each of these distanies;, Hytbe pool- Iz tintis, Wimbledoni tairgets ?? scoring. T ...

... THE CUMBRAE O?E, T'o C.e ?? of ffs Gfccgot Hralf. Sm,-At a eecent meetlg of the Presbytery of IGreepock. there h'aB tresenet+d b petition snbscribe4 by' myseef and ninety-sev7en othere, expresinig our approval of bir IiNab, and ?? that our names should be added as adlherents to the cal-i The Presbytery refused to receive, or eccec fo leoo~ ni. this paper, and wea had to bding It away with na ...

... T?E 1?EFOD?I DEMO?Ti?ATION, With. the view of economising our space yesterdayZ weoeu SmtE&ZiSC a ooo~tnenlntctionl addrese~d to aS clbs the :eident of the Scoitis'b Reform Leavue v~icb i on :ly reachd Us shortly before gonig to pres is Jn doing Fc, howtever, we commiuted the aiwkward en itaie Of identifying t the name of air C 'ramEingSWit j.n., witlh tht ot h-.e father, the m zember for Pfiid ...

... LATTER DAYS OF A SCOUNDREtI? ISome particulars are given in Notes and Qnn-ies conoernisr- the last sears of toe notorious Taoma~s IGriffiths Weiineweight, the Janus Weathercook' of the Lvndon Afapa:inse, to which if erlilt and ?? contributed. It is pretty generally known th at this man-whose art criticisms in the periodical in question, flippant as they wets, attracted at tec- I {ln ...

... FR~IDAY MURNNG, OCT. 19. [TEE Prince Consort Mfemorial was inaugurated yesterday with as much of pomp and pagean- try as the extremely unfavourable weather would permit. Previous to the ceremony, his Royal Higimess was presented with the Freedom of the (City, which he gracefully acknowledged. He also did his part well in unveiling the statue in name of his Rvoyal Mother; and thereafter he was ...

... tL SNID?? AM) TEE ?OYEPYMEN)?. The iti; ee ill Its city ortide, con~firmsI the et.Zta cit o' lhe A.> .sc; newsppser that DMr Sni5der, ..ne; Lst for Itre conversion of th~e Enfield rifle bee .053 ,epe 1w~ the Government, is oui; of lies' t, ni hat, t3heo iu pecuniary distress, his conditionl s trestty aggr 4etd by tie inability to obtain a -itbacnnt Oj ftS ci, ms upon 'the War EDepartment. .i ...

... INAUG-tRJATIION 01 TEJ PRINCE CONSORT MEMORIALS. Yesterday the statue of the late Prnce? Consort, just erected iu the ea~tern section of George Square, was formally Inaugurated by his Royal Hilghnss3 the Duke ol Edinburgh, acting on behalf of her Ma:jersty the Quleen, B day more unpropitious for such a ceremnonial, In respect of ureather, could rscarcely have been Imagined; but, nlot ...

... | HII!ID OyFlOEa Fri day Mbrmemg. TELEGRAMS BY SPECIAL WIRkE. MR CIARDWELL AT OX:FOEC2h Thes Right Bon. Mr Ceerdweli was present at the ] anhnual banquet of the Mayor of Oxford orr Weenos day night, ad, In reply to the toast of the city member, sald-Gzentiemen, glreat events has' e boe taking place around us In the last few months t .1s not ma~ny wveeks since w~e feared that wse were' about to ...

... THE REFORM DEMONSTRAJ?ION? To tiw Eclilo, of the Glosgoro ZHerafd. E ,Your Rambling iReporter has indesd r been rambling in the report which he has furnishedd you of the proceedings on platform No3, S preeided over by Mr MOlr, Had he heard or p3id attentions to all the observations of the 'demagogue, he would c have had nO difficnltyv in seeing the connection be- twveen the ex:tension ef ...

... P1?S3 ON TEE GLAS(0W REFORIT DEMONSTR?.TION, (From tas Tiuw.) M~r Bright sand his followers break openly writh tbe pat of this country, and the whole of his speech at Glasgowr in one long and aicimtonious calumny on the osnot durable, the most prosperous, anud the most rea mowrned insittution that the world hag ever 555fl, This should be clearly understood, because thers w1ll be many who wlll ...

... THE REFFORM MEETING IN THES CI'TY HATL. l'o ?? Editor of Ike Gaegoio Ecad Sut,-I consldered myself fortunate In having secured s. ticket for tbe meeting in th~e City Hall last nlght, get having had Borne ?? in the Ankgo ?? fsshion of obtsiming entrance to pulic meetings, I did not accept it without a eshade of mlisgiving, and b CalCultion ae to the greatest amount of pressure my bodily frame ...