... I CONSECRATION OF CHRIST CHlURCIH, BOOTT.$. The district about Bootle in one of the mosti I rapidly increasing of the suburbs of Liverpool! ] The trade of the locality is being constantly deve-, loped ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... IF we wanted an excuse for recurring to the subject of the Extension of the Borough, especi- ally from a sanatory point of view, we could point to the words of our Most Gracious SOVE- REIGN at Aberdeen on Tuesday, when she opened the new and extensive water works. Speaking for the first time in public, in her offi- cial capacity, since the death of the Prince CON- SORT, Her MAJESTY said, I ...

... A special general meeting of the su iveholders of this company wos held on Monday at, ;ke ohiccs at the Paduiiigton Terminus, to authorise the creation and issue of th^ shares and stocks respectively autho- rised to be created and issued by the Great Western Railway (capital) Act, 1SG1, the Great, Western, Bir- minghaui, and Chester Railways' Act 1 -T-i. md the Great Western Railway ...

... t:. RAL INTELLIGENCE. _ AA -S NT-A - S i- -_ ygpEW, the dean of Norwich, died on ?? tea¶¶8 n ha Star, ?? O)rleans, has' ?? 6ea 300 lives were lost. p~S ea30it is said, just completed 05aedaceao ent:itlited 1793 It is also re- is engaged on a history of England. t eOrg5 Lloyd, Curate of St. Paul's, ltE lev who has nublicly denounced Trades i;-thl cewvet on Faiecday a letter threatening him ...

... lRRGIETLARITIES IN4 DOWN JAIL. TiE following letter has beell addressed by the Dean of Down to the Chairman of the Board of Superilntendence of Down Prison:- ClouDnel, October 16, 1SG6. Sea-I begg to acknowledge the receilpt of your letter of the 1lth instalnt (which only reached me this day), informinll me that the Board of Superin- tendenec had 'relieved me from my duty as Epis- copal ...

... Beware ef puffiag Advertisers of Uneoltured China Always bad alike.—Such a thing- being- a mvrh, and too spurious for knitation.—THE H*CALAYA TEA' Co.'S PUR? Tea if. tke exly Tea grotriz under Government Ingptetion, and imported uneoleured. Seld in Packets only. Trade Marl; on each. At redutei duty. 223 When I was at Han? Chow, writes Mr. Fortune, I de- termined to see the Chkese celo-ur ...

... ALNWICK PROPOSED HIGHWIAY DIS- | TRIGT. In consequence of a notice in the newspapers that it was intended to form the Alnwvick Union Into a Highway District, a meeting of ratepayers was held in the Corn Exchange, Alnrwick, on Saturday last, to consider the measure. There was a good attendance of farmers and others. lir Robert Dand, of Field House, Lesbury, was requested to take the chair. The ...

... A final adljustment of differences between Austria and Italy has been effected, the ratifi- cations of the peace having been exchanged on Friday. Tile following are the leading stipu- lations in the agreement :-First, the Emperor of Austria consents to the union of Vonetia with Italy. Second, the territories still occu- pied by the imperial troops are to be evacuated forthlwith. Third, the ...

... THE election of members of our Local Parlia- ment which takes place on the first of next month, appears to be occupying at least an ordi- nary amount of public attention. There is not the excitement we have known in the town, and as we do not go in for politics after the vigorous fashion of our Bristol Brethren, it will probably be a tame affair. Of the three retiring Coun- cillors in the ...

... JAMiES STEPHENS, the renowned head centre, oi still holds out the promise to his followers that he bi will again be in Ireland during the present year. sb At a large Fenian pie-nib, held near New York pi on the 24th September, he said :-It is my ca deliberate intention to go to Ireland this year, and di let no man be mistaken in this. Some men have at said if I were in earnest I would ...