... GRKENOCK. 84asatnrAL FisT-DAY.-To.tnorrow will be uened in town as the autumn sacramental Fast. day. The banks, Customhouse, and other public epla oesbiness will be closed as usual. Ioinc BOAw-LnsinG THE WH ILL.-A ?? meeting of this Board was held yesterday- PmeGiuGneve presiding-at which it was agreed, et the =o6n of Mr Beith, to lease a portion of the I ], amounting to ab~out 90 acres, for a ...

... I The medical scehools in connexion with the prin- t'e elpal hospitals of the metropolis were opened yesterday put -with addressee, in each case from one Of theprfssr. o ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S.pr Dr. ODLING, ?? delivered the openingex addrpss at ii o'clock. The lecturer adverted, in the first he instance' to the beneficent character of the medical art, ser- and to the duty of pursuing the ...

... r llundain, dydd Lien, Medi 30ain. fed DOCTOR HAIMILTON. ?? F Y CrAE y Doctor Hamilton wedi bod yn wael iawn- an r rnor wael fel yr oeddys unwaith wedi rhoddi i fyny da bob gobaith am ei adferiad, a mawr oedd tristwvhc 2 ei eglwys yn Regent square o blegid hyny. Ond d nid yw en eydymdeimlad yn gorphwys yn y fan yna * ba I y mae y doctor yn dechreu gwellbau, ac y mae ei et r eglwys wedi ...

... QUEEN'S COLLEGE, BIRMINGIIAM. LEOTUBE BV MR, OLIVFR PEMIBERTON. Yesterday afternoon, in the Lecture Theatre of tho Queen's College, Mr. Oliver Pemberton delivered the isitroduetory lecture of the winter siession. The lion. and Rev. Grantham Yorke presided, and there was a crowded atteudanoe, including Mr. Langston Parker, Dr. Wade, Dr. Macihie, Mr, J. St. J. Wilder3, Mr. Thompson, Pro. fesqers ...

... iirLWERPOQL !DETERMiNED EBIBSTANC1a WHEN .41RESTED. .JXO1rEMEI 'W IN THE TOWN. The- lp.s'i have suoceeded Ini apprehending I three meh ?? Uif properly described, ihave hel an important PfsonD In the Fenian imovement, and who played'- ?? part in the recent outrage In Manalieasr: When. the release of Relly and :Dease? we*b effeoted the authorities were informed that sveaia persons who had been ...

... MISSIONS.—On October the 6th, the Bishop of Cape Town will preach in the Church of Saint Mary, Tenby, in behalf of missions, especially those of his own diosese. The fact of the Bishop being the chief opponent of the celebrated Colenso is sufficient to ensu* a fall church wad proportionately a good collection. A meeting on behalf of the Society for PrO- moting the Employment of Additional ...

... I VI) jfrullxalf? gollmal. DUBLIz: WEDNESDAY, OCTbBVR 2, 1867. I -- - COMBINATIon is the rule in England, France, and America. We are happily exempt from its operation. Whatever justice may be in the complaints of some trades, that wages are not in proportion to the prolits of capital, they never think of strikes as a mode of re- dreesizig their grievances. ' MALty liftle d is- putes between ...

... IParghadcdd AV UTI-th-ft. f y Fanaeh Yd am yr wythnos ddiweddaf. :Ei. fod gryn lawer o brygurdeb wedi bod d gyda gwaith y cynhauaf yn Ngogledd Lloegr, s yn gystal ac yu Ysgotland, y mae y fasnach rnewn gwenith wedi dangos llawer o safydlog- a rwgdd, ac mewn rbai amgylchiadau yr oedd prisiau yn tueddu at godi. Y mae y enwd cymmedrol a gafwyd ar y gwenith newydd- e yr hwn sydd wedi siomi ...

... COUIRT AND FASIiLNT. I I THE COURT AT BAiLIORAL. On Sund~ay mornling her Majesty attended Dsivine service in the parish church of UrathIle. She was alaccmpanied by the Princo and Princess Christian, Prinedss Lousee, Prince Arthur, and Prince Leopold. In her Majesty's suite present were the Right Hfon. Sir Stafford Northeote, Bart., her Majesty's Mlinister in attendance Sir Thoxras Pqddukiph, ...

... i Count iismarck has got rid of another difficulty. A telegram from Berlin brirgs news that King George of Hanover has accepted the Prussian conditions for a financial arrangement. Denials continue to be published of the reports regarding French ministerial changes. The E/cwdad-fof last evening says that M. Rouher and the Marquis de Lavalette have been summoned to Biarritz to confer with the ...

... SCHOOL FRIGATE DoNWAY.I ~l I ~ . 1 . - . . The eighth annual meeting of the donors andi aubsoribers to th0eshool frigate Conway was-hld yesterday afternoon, at the rooms of the Meroaig- til h Maine Service Association.d Mr. Jaess Beazley, chairman of the ommittee of mannage mthat; presided- and thirb were talso present Captain H. J. 1'Vard, president of the Mercantile Marine Service ...

... BIBKEflEAOOMM8~IOE~tM a At the monthl i~iibadysedy 0 held in the comsionereoffloee Hamilton-square, 0 MS,. 'Hind pireldeda d d<e'other inlese o prsient swere Mlesr. W. Label,- A&,splnell, Brettan; o lEveans,;Waker,-,Qlove,'. L~ovati, Uook, Yoerguson, Tkeproceedings ,of the' ighti e-and watching committee were read and con~ fi~rmed on the' motionI o,, i Qf Mr. i'eTrgluon. i + :, ;, , i . ...