... C OLERCAL ME-TING AT-ISLINGTON. The annual lslingfon clerical meeting took place last Tuesday at Bishop Wilson's Memorial-hall, Church- street, and was attended by about 300 clergymen. The chair was taken, at half-past ten, by the Rev. PANIZL WILSON, 'scar of Islington, and among those pre- sent were-the Bishop of Nelson, Revs. Dr. Wilkinson, Canon Boyd, Dr. Walker, Dr. Miller, C. F. Childe, 0 ...

... XAIIFESTO OF i THE COUNT DE ] CHAMEOR. . l The Count de Cai'boird,,under the form of a letter addressed to General de Saint-Priest, but distributed amongst his partisans. throughout France, has given expression to his views on the new situation of Europe, the temporal power of I the Pope, and the condition' of France. The letter is dated Frohadorf, December 9. The following is a translation: ...

... s AGORICULTURAL, METEOROLOGICAL, AND e NATURAL HISTORY NOTES FOR THE SEAR 1886. Iy BY JAMES TAYLOR, PITMUXTON. if -.- u d JANUARcY. a Id Snow fell on 5 davs; rain on 22; frost occurred on 12 e At days; fog on 4; on 13 days the ground was very wet; 10 days cc or wet ; 2 days inoist; 6 days dry, or in good working condi- a re tion, Lef plourghineg was general from 1st to 20th. The fi he greatest ...

... A A-E- 'OT' [ 'l EIURTllD) AsTriIDE A COW. ! A correspondent hi tle South of cotlan d u writes to at ?? as fllolws;S :everai -writers of note have lcl l t ex d trasordanaly feats Performed 1)3' themn ileis thuy wvere engca ged as ?? reporters before the (lays of railways; but I do iiot think they have recordled antythling of th r kind so amiusing g as an adventure which h feld a reporter of m ...

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... );OW -riK PRESENT HOUSEP ?? IlAS FAILED. ttncu; t saitc.) It has absolutely no pow-er of carncui n, no ability ?? for the still greiter ask Ihich, now that the ground is clear, itbbtires it to undertake. It cannot even organise, far less construct. It has spent during its life- time, exclusive of war, upwards of four hun- d(red millions uapon the army, and has not created one either adequate ...

... MR GLADSTOTW, AT A RECEPTION IN FLORENCE. The correspondent of the Star; writing from Flo- rence on the 12th inst., says Mr Gladstone went to the Hall of the Five Hundred, and was very near witnessing a count out. However, the address in answer to the royal speech was read in his presence. In the evening there was a large gathering of excel- lencies, past, present, and future ministers, at the ...

... Ips'Wical, *Sfelvis'lay, Ja*wilrn', 1p, aft o4I?. (i °n hrsdint Inst, the Enirl of Craven wvas married hr llu itislhop ol Oxfitr(d to i.,clyn, seconzd dnauglter of Ihi 11 ,N. ( (or ge 1i; rrijigtoii, M P. 'TIh v'erel(3IIOI Ino! in Shrivenham Clitirch, ofter wihich Lord 1bun 1udy Criavcun left llceket llo uuc, ue seat of Lord florriou.q'iu for oolorisuig, Norfolk. TlW Jle lollp Of Elly lilts ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY. I TirE latest telegrams from New York indicate that the eflorts being mado to causo the impeachmnent of PsEsrDNr JoHNsoN to be abandoned are not likely to prove successful. The Radical leaders insist on its being proceeded with, Tnz first batch of French troops-935 in number-arrived at St. Nazaire yesterday from Mexico. IT is said that the Franco-English Fishery Commission ...

... LEEDS, JANUARY 19, 1867. TIiz DRSTRUcOToN op OnoyDoN CiURCH:i-A vestry meeting was held at the Town-hall oni Thursday, fhen it was resolved unanimously that a voluntary sub- seriotion should be entered into forthwith, and that the smnunt to be so raised, together with the sum of £9,20 i wivichhad been received by the hurchwardens from the insurance offlices, should he applied to the ...

... ANNUAL ME'ETING OF THE LEEDS TOWN M-3SIO:N. Last night the annual meeting of the Leeds VI Town Mission was held in the theatre of the Philosophical in h-all,widelr theor~iesidency of Coloniel Fnatose. Owing to the inelenmeney of the weather, the attendance was limited. s Amrongst those present theme were the Rev. Ei. it. Corder, 11ev. A. IH. Relkc, 1ev. Josiah Pearson, Mr. John Jowilt, W Lir. ...

... The annual mieting of the subscribers to this asylum was held yesterday in the Grand Jury Room of the Leeds Town fuail. The MAYeo, who occupied the citir, remarked flit every one who had a heart must foal a strong sympathy in the efforts made by the promoters of this institution eul behalf of these peer unfortunate women who would be irretrievably lest were it not for the exist- enceofsuch an ...