... i THE DEBATES O0 THE PAN-ANGLICAN SkNOD I~ .e {, . ?? , ?? _ The Beword publishes the following statement of the discussions which took place with closed doors in the episcopal conference at Lambeth. Our contemporary, while expressing in the strongest mode its full confidence in the hoasdfide nature of the communication, and its onr conviction, nop only of the truthfulness of the writec, bti ...

... I I 7 Yesterday Mr. James Neivtori Goreni the bar- rister appointed to revise the lists of voters for knights of the shire to serve in parliiamentfor the county of Middle- seix held aoouirt 'atl'the' Vestry-hall, King's-rofd;for the revisipn of the lists of the.patishes voting at thbe. King's. cross polling district- 'Mr. Gilbert, of 47, dharing-cross, agent for the Middle. sex Liberal ...

... THE REV. JAMES FRASER AND TME COMMON SCHOOL SYSTEM OF THE UNITED STATES. _ The following correspondence relating to Mr. Fraser's report on education is the United States, has appeared in the Boston Advertiser: Upton Rectory, Reading, England, July 12, 1867. From a letter of the correspondent of the London Times, dated Boston, June 27, and published in the Times of yesterday, Ifind that, though ...

... 4mptrlal l9arliammi. HOUSE OF LORDS. On Tuesday the Earl of AIRLIE questioned the Earl of .Longford as to whether it was true that the second battalion of the Rifle Brigade, on their return from the Mediterranean were landed at Portsmouth, and sent thence by special train to Plymouth at an expense of 1,0001., and also, whether a. Hussar regiment at Exeter, which was lately under orders for ...

... }mpcriaJ ,ariament. In the HOUSE OF LORDS, On MONDAY, the Earl oft KImnaLxv presented a petition from the Corporation of Dublin, praying the Government to purchase the Irish Railways, and stated that in his opinion the subject was one which was deserving of the consideration of the Government. The Earl of D)EnnY admitted the importance of the question, and said the Government had received a ...

... REPORT ON THE OAKS COLLIERY EXPLOSION- Tie report made by Mr Blackwell to the Secretary of State has been presented to Parliament. He observes that there was a naked light, a patent safety lamp, allowed to remain with the gauze off at Thompson's box-bole, where it was used fbr relighting the colliers' lamps. Neither Mr Woodhouse, who was responsible for the underground working and ventilation ...

... If I might give a short hint to an impartial writer it would be to tell him his fate, If he resolved to venture upon the dangerous precipice of telling unbiassed truth, let him proclaim war with mankind-neither to give not to lake quarter. If he tells the crimes of great men they fall upon him with the iron bands of the law; if he tells them of virtues. when they have any, then the mob attacks ...

... rrasponbanue. AUSTRIAN AFFAIRS. Sir,-When the twenty-five Archbishops and Bishops presented to the Emperor their address in favour of the maintenance of the Coucordat, the first impression on the Exchange, and among the public, was, -that a crisis w'as close at hand. It was said that the Emperor had disapproved of the representations made to him on the subject by Baron von Beust, and that the ...

... 's fizut Z. 'ROYAL SOcIETY.-On Thursday evening Dx Killer, the treasurer, took the chair. The paper was by A. Parkes, M.D., ?? 'On the Elimination of tltrogen by the Kidneys and Intestines during Rest and Exercise, on a Diet without Nitrogen.' The Society adjourned to February 17, when the paper will be by Dr J. D. Everett-' An Account of Experiments in Torsioix and 3Fexion for the ...

... RENEWAL OF THE NORTHMO GRJEN DISTURBA NCES. DISGCACiEFUL SCENE IN THE CHURCH. r i We regret to have to record another most disgraceful a a occorrence which took place in this church on Friday. e About ten o'clock the Rev. James Hunt entered the . a church, carrying in his hand a large wooden cross, and 1. mattering a sort of prayer, being accompanied by the 5 e woman Cottey, 'who for some ...

... EXTRAORDINARY WHALE HUNT IN I TH'E FRITH OF FORTH. The Scotsman deecribes an extraordinary whale hunt in the Frith of Forth. On Saturday. a ' school of bottlenoses appeared in the bay between Newhaven and Grantuon, ar.d no fewer than twenty-one of them were captured. In the morning the crew of a Prestoupans fishing blat observed the whales between that place and Inohkeith; and being provided ...

... ?? . , .. :. , ., .Y, oN ? ? u wt .11 ?? N'i . , ? t ? x , ! - PO~ IX NI ltil .~ *t~ tl ,ilirty-6ix, WASJ chargedl with sti'-liingtt1 1:iecuof p itli led poeh thle ptro- Lpk-rty of Mir. Whitl ?? t fhl-tit Brighton. -Prisoner wasi otteeim~siontly empl-yttd to ocariY Out )toast, cudi WAS lit in the Ohop for aoi 01ttoilS' 00 Siaturday Inight, ducingr the temiporary hbseii-O if fpro- ai ectilte ...