... T'H'.E -EIV ASPECT OF FESIANJS'vI. I - -- (rom the Pall Mall Gamet~e.) The aeay in Holborn the other night, when (according to the present aspect of the case) a nan wmas shot for declaiming against Fenian- im has sensibly increased the alarm created bythelDanchesteroutrae. Farls. i-portant| in itself, it seems to indicate, wvith other cir- cumstalnces which constantly arise to perplex the ...

... Is ?? OPE ,ING r'nENGLISH PRESB'YTERA - ~COLLEGE. terign tburcbes in and around London. 'The 'sub- *ject-.0 6!lcr was Te RiyCli ?? Church, with Citsd Charoterlaidle, lihmons ;adII finence. 'The lecturer at some length, showed that- the dloctiie~m dst b th ules ebraig ~this termteal hita Churches of Wales *Ireland, and Scotlanid) were in; substance the' same as those ?? ?? Church; 'and the ...

... THE XiW ?? CURtCE In commemoration of the receat ermctis of tbo Airdrie West Church into a parish, the members SDI adherents of the churchanda numberof theitr fe' met at dinner in Forbe6' Royal Hotel yesterd.p evening. The Rtev. B. C. Brown, minister oit West Church, presided, and Mr John Alstore at:x. pied the post of croupier. Amongst those preats were the Rev. R. Archibald, Bailies Baird & ...

... GAREBALDI A PRISONER! A meeting, ,convened by advertisement headed as above, was held in the Religious Institution Rooms yesterday afternoon, for the purpose of electing a new committee, and considering how best to assist the Italian people in their present critical circum- stances. There were nine gentlemen present. Mr .JOH M'ADAM said he did not know that it would be necessary to go on ...

... a -As N J@B1DA-, ZTEWH DEnT OF M. Foqu.-M. Achilles Fonld, the celebrated French financier, died suddenly. yesterday at Tarves. REoxc OF o WRECKS. -The number, of wrecks reported during the last week hasbeen 45, maldig for the present year a total of 1954. The John Bull says that Earl Russell is seriouslyill in Irela4d,. He lias had a fit aid had to -be carried home, and though better remains ...

... GLASGOW ESTABLISHED PRESBYTERY The ordinary monthly meeting of this reverend Court washeld ?? Jamieson, Moderator. COLLECTO IN All OF THE FUNDRS OF THEFMARY. DrRuscnansuggestdthatthePresbteryshould app~oist a collection to be niade in all the churches and chapels within the bounds, in aid of the fands of th Infirmay, on the sec4nA1Bba~hofA ?!7ovemnher. He ?? the members were all impressed, ...

... -.AX- IIGTMEYE-A'R-S' MYSTBAY -.1 I- ?? c eLBARBDP. - ' I By advice0from Ktv e learn that a're& lation has been made in ing the fate of the 'littl girl; Mntgoreyyvia was lost abont eight years. ago, that sent a ?? of 'hdor through the com..- mnity. - To bring the matter fresh to the mindi of all, we willbfiefly ?? circnmstauies.. About eight- yesa ago ths little girl of '11 eas of UMw ...

... THE CO.OPERATMVE PRINCI1R AT! ' ROCHDAIE. sI. . o SPEEOH BY MR. T. HUGHZs, S.?. On Saturday evening a publicmeting was heldi the Rochdale Theatre to celebiite`the opening of. a new store by the odale Iiitabls Pioneers society. The Mayor (3. Robinson, Ea.J presided. There was a very numerous attetndance. Several letters of apology were,*yd fron ,gentlemini who, were unable to attend. ...

... -- J: E. i THTJRDAY M RI'UIfGDOOT. 3. THE Pollokhaws chd-murder caseo came Y!P £Ytthe Cheult Con y a ; tthe dccused, Margaret'Hunter.'4Bpa'nas a- quitted on the ground piisantya,,and was ordered to6be retained in'oustbd till her Ma~iity's plesanurejs made-)mown. . TPp-day - the Greenock fire-ra ising aseis expected to' be brought up.., - . Governmpent' - has pfered t,. ?? -of £l09fl to any ...

... The ordinary montbl rmeeting of the Town Coun- oil was held yesterday-the Lord Provost presiding. THE WINTER SAORAM{ET. Mr Mor io (Town Clerk) read a letter of date the 26th Sept.. intimating that the General Session had apointed the Saament to be dispensed in Sll the .churches of the city on the fourth Sabbath of Octo. ber, being the 27th of that month. LIST OF RETIRING COUNCILLORS. Mr Mosmo ...

... -TIMSDAYt-iq1G t ' t - TIM Reform Fete, -which was held yesterday at the Crystal Palace, seems to have been. observed ore as .holiday by the Londoners' tbsaisanyaiuncere'demohtralion of gratitude for Reform, or of demand 16ir-a stiff more, extended- :fraihit6 . .At the banquet pro.' per 6upw'ards 'l&hundred sa 'flown; titgma, t her IO iio, MW or ?? inrsE- ?? culcatet his ?? s on the 'uXu . num ...

... ig'R. PISBERY OF GLASGOW. The o-rdina-rknithlyib> t . ?? above rei'. Cot eld'yesterda'y- MPenti, Moderator. emintesof -last imeein gw!re read and oonfirmed UB.'CALL TO .. PAX ?? 1 r JAS I4OHNT ioRfn: timla'ted bthatthe call to Mr Ada; ?? to ?? of Wellparki Chn4, vacait by the death oa r Parker, hadbeen MiancAbp657 otmmsmiants andflinhseahs. T~is iwoid give 'the Treabyterysan idea ofthe perfect ...