... ?? 0 'O 11'ri'miqlIzIll jila'Ill'I cannot. a ?o - FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1867. NEWS OF THE DAY. The italian army has crossed the frontier, and has occupied several points of the Papal territory. The ofl ...

... LATEST NEWSI IJRETR'S JrTELESRAMS.] THI P\PAPAL CRISIS. THE ITALIAN TROOPS CROSSING TTH FRONTIER. FLORENOE, 0CTUoBKR 30 ([Evening). The Ocioliat Onacttc of thin evening rays :-W The Frochb xoe itC u, ...

... HENLEY-IN.ARDUN. ToE C1ABGF AGAINST A CLERIGYMAN OF DEFRAUD- 11N THE RAILWAY. - The adjourned summons against the Rev, Mr. Mucklestone, Vicar of Haseley, charging him with defrauding th ...

... BILSTON COMImrSSIONERS. | Testerday, the usual monthly meeting of the l3kton Commissioners was bold in the Board [loom; Mr. Iiridge, the Chairman, ?? return of private improve ment accounts was render ...

... TEEI, RAJAH OF MY9ORE AND ENCLI015 D1 UXN KE' YNESS. uo of Advantage has been talken of the recent anniversary, ho the ec-ventv-fourth, of the birthday of the Rajah of lslyeoro, to announce to him tha ...

... In the conrre of the three lengthy ?? a page of the ?? he delivered at Oldham, on Wadnesday, Mr, Gladstone spke asn follows on the following topics Trrx QuESTloNs or TiHE FUTU ...

... NEWMARKET S. 0. MEETING. NOMINATIONS FOR THE CESAREIWITIf STAIKIS. Little Ben, 3 yrs Cosr, 4 yrs Special, 4 yrs T'yuedale, 3 yrs Scevenger, 3 yrs Mandrake, 8 3ra Harry Brailsfosd, a yrs The Dean, 8 yr ...

... VON DADBLSZEN AND NORTEPS WEIKLY METAL REFPORT. Non. I and 2, East Indr. Avenue, Leadenhall Street, London, 9th August, 1SG,. The Metal market shows no change for the botter since our last report, and ...

... SIHOOKIN FATALITY IN FAZELEY I STREET. THREE MEN SUFFOCATED iN A WELL. At a late hour on 3Jonday evening a shokiing ocosrrornoo took place at Mr. Samnel Walcer's brassfoundry and rolling mills, Fazele ...

... PUBLIC MEETING LAST EVENING. Last evening the public meeting of the British and y Foreign Systematic Beneficence Soclety was held in the a Town Hall ...

... Lord DuNBoYNE has been elected a representative peer for Ireland, in the room of the late Lord Itoss:.1 Tho O'DoNocmur., hiP., is said to have written aI letter to the Irish Reform League, declaring that, although he disapproves of GtlnldULaI's hostility to the temporal power of the PoPE, he thinks the Irish branch of the League would not be justified in qpes. tioning the right of the English ...

... BIRM1INGHAM BOARD OF GUARDIANS. , The usual fortoighatly meotl..g waa heldI at the PaeIzl .5 Offices, P'aradise Street, yesterday afternoon. Mr. George b Baker inthoochair. ~ TnEa AS'SISTANT COLLEtUTO ...