... THE LATE BISEOP OF LICHFIELD. The Rev. J. D. Massingbam, M.A, of St, Paul's, Warrington, contibutes to the Warrington Guar- diem -the following anecdotes of the inuchnlaimented prelate ijt Alost to the Church; of E}gland-,- As tie bishop by whom I. was ordained deacon and priest, and who at an early od.confided to me tie care of a new p arish ana iwhose diocese it was My happnkes -to labour ...

... SIR E. COLEBROOKfl IT THAMILTOX. E Yesterday afternoon, Sir E. Colebrooke, Bart., M.P. for Lanarksbire, addressed the electors of the c _Middle Ward of the count-yan the, Town HAll, t Hamilton. Th~erewas a fair aittedanceo otelectrs. ,c - ?? C and amongst otber gentlemenpresent ?? i Russell, Mr M'Kenzie (Wishaw), Mr Towers-Clark (Wester Moffat), Mr Alex. Graham imgnpldln), t CoL Simpson ...

... (F ropu= owefxrespsndastlr A WYEKS rZEVELAT:(IO(SS'91 r EiV-= VEr00L. Liverpool, Thursday. For a week past the'atmosphereof this reat and busy town'has been thick with subjectsmeminently provocative of- gossipgyet nhl y, ase rly every topic wisic has present ed itself pertainito crime or immorality. The aspirations of Fenian atrocity have for too long a period occupied attention to be entitled ...

... ..THE SLAUGHTERINAG OF. CATTLE. .PALUISS WDICTZON OF .FE-.T3S WAY NOW NOT .-TO DO IT .. To tW Editor of the GlsgeoW Hetzld. SIB,-I have refrained from remarking on your paragraph-report of thetrial inde at.the new slaugh- ,ter-houses of the mode of spearing cattleinsteadof felling them with an axe, until, T- ould do so with the,.authority which communieating, withmany y who have an intim~ate ...

... FE.NIANISM iN- LANCASHIRE. ILAID ON A FREIAN DEZVOWs Wl LIVEPOOL * (Prom the Iveroo} Mferr f S3atndair.) For some days it has been strongly suspected by the authorities that some of the men who were en. gaged En the attack npon the prison van at Man- thester were hiding in Liverpool. , A nriber 'of Manchester officers were sent here in order to ascer- tain whether they could identify: any of ...

... VOLLOKSHAW~S. A- u sAL DIPER.-On Friday afternoon, the an- . nual dinner of' the Magistrates and Town Cunicill of Pollokshaws took place within ?? Arms, Inn, when upwards of fifty gentlemen met at dinner., IProvost MY'KSay occupied the chair, and was sup. p-rosted riht and left by Wm Collodge, Esq., the v. Mr Turnbull, MrJas. Livingstone, be. Baille i Livingstone, the newly-elected Magistrate, ...

... ?? 1 1 7i 77 i STRS~ f AT~ NDi} A lo L EI edN .. 'I1: to, wti.is h IVIeture was del-i- - 3-til, last arliat a ?? a' te Cat),, : o-~ OC Tmliii. cas The LIfe Allr ,tnilaiu rt proceeds to be r-.Atiog 2Cfa trainth, West of Ire- ati 1her-'ack in lecturer, with a 'Yet ifgel to ned ath':, pl~sformt, and IA ~ - . LnA' rst alrrangled i'r~ ~ ?? 'le cit ':tas~ the duties 'he lisn ' ?? cc fad than ...

... A.RTITSi COMPETIION-THE ConPoinmroNr. CHALLENGE Cuo.-On Saturday the annual compe- tition for the cup presented bythe Greenock Cor. ' poration tothe Artillery Volunteerstook place at Fort Matida. The three local batteries competed, four rounds being'ffred hyfiach. The third battery of the third detabimnfit-iordpectpoitsln2 6, minutes, and was declared the winner. Captan John Neill, jun., ...

... 'j a, .. 4 4-- - _ _ - _. .- . IC) .1. I - - FRIDAY MWOBNG,OOT. 11.X .: . E 7- E :r AxolrHm destructive fire falls to be recorded. this morning. . Dalhousie. Castle, situated. .about nine miles south of Edinbirgh, and be r longing to the Earl of Daihousi,' although, presently occupied by M Ruth'erfrd Clark, advocate, was yesterday'mormnb,4, dstroyed-to a considerable extent by a-fire which ...

... Af the sitting of the Church Congress at WVolver. Lpton, on Thursday, the subject for discussion 61The Bible and Science. Four very excellent tw erevere read bearing on the qiuestion from dif- ITc-tstand-points, )-'cit the time that was occupied in their delivery left very little time for discussion. 'ree rst paper was read by Professor Miller, of ]iiafs College, ILondon. He said the object ...

... 0; STn OC., I07. (From the Edinburgh Gazette.) NVhere two places are mentioned, the last named is that at which the DepOt of the Regiment is stationed. LiFe GuARDs. ROYAL EsNEcxsER& Ist, Knightsbridge. Head-Quartes, Chatham. 2d, Windsor. A TropEt B.E., Chatham. ROYA&L OSME GonaDS. B Troop. AIdershott. Ilegent's Park. lot Compy.. Canada. 3DRiooos GUARDs. 2d - Mauritius. 1st, Aldershott. 34 - ...

... PE - >'NW WATERWORtKS AT OPENIN O]RT-GL.ASGONV.., m e aties of Podrt- 00,oformially Open8d the new ?? I -t years the town was supplied the borgh Jie 'fed from various sources in the clrbouvheO,, ?? the increase of the burgh the Desabithius obtained was foundtobe quite inadequate tupply the usanto f the inhabitants and the autho- -tile; ,,re therefore induced to takesteps forthe it, of new w- ...