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... THE FENIAN OUTRAGE| AT 3IANCOIESTER. EXAMINATION OF TiuE FENzIAN PRISONERS. MIJ& ausrn Wednesday The Cout proceeded this morning with the txasinhation of the Six rmen arrested subsequently to those against whom the evidence was completed yesterday. Mr. Itooinusrn ?? Sttipendiary magistrate, prosidled, a before. Ths Dames of the prisonere are Thomas John- son llobert Ni9rgeat, William Murphy, ...
... [rfMERTS TELBOagrs.1 THE BOMAN QUESTION. INISUI{RECTIONARY MOVEMENT IN TIHE PAP.AL STATES. Rosin, Oct. I Tho 6 ior,'tc (f ?? says:- Now bands of the in- nrgents have crossod the papal frontier nt Acquapon- dento and other points in the province of Vitorbo, and have exactcd money and food from the inhabitants. At Canino an armned band was discovered by the in- habitants early in the morning, ...
... THE LEEDS MERCURY. DO . TrnE Paris Bourse was yesterday excited by a I series of alarming rumours, and there was in. conse- . - . I . -- ml.- - 11 quence considerable depression. Thoso rumours spoke of the illness of the Empumon, of Ministerial changes, of treaties of alliance between France and Italy, and be- tween Prussia and Italy, of modifications of the September Convention, of the state ...
... LEEDS, OCTOBER 3, 1867, TnE BRITISH 1ISTITUTION AND TUBr LEEDS EXnIosITION-ltr. Waring, in a letter to the l Tics, SaYs:- ' Understasiisig some mouths since that the British Insti- tution was about to lose the building in which the works of the old masters have been hitherto annually exhibited, and feeling how great a loss that would be to all admirers of the old masters, I proposed, on the ...
... THE NATIONAL REFORM UNION AND THE COUNTY FRANCHI8E. A fourth special meeting of the Executive of the National Reform Union was held on TuesdtLy eveuilg, in the Council Chamber, Gladstone-buildings, Mauches- ter. Mr. GQo. WI1oSN prosided. Ir, J. D. MoRTON openoed thle discussion by remaking that Mr. ChorIton, in his very able paper, iend clearly Ehown flnat the precset distinctions between the ...
... THE CHUROH CONGRESS, WotYLvnAlflUx, Wednmsday. The evening sitting yesterday was devoted to the discussion of The best moans of bringing Noncou- formuists into union with the Church. It was opened with a panat by ?? TTrLTON, whosaid theymust assume that the 'hurch held a vantage ground, not only of ancient position but of truth; and they desired to sea her retain her position, and others ...
... REVIEW OF THE YORKSHIRE (PRI19CMSS OF WALES9S OWN) ITUSSARS. This fine regiment of liussars, after a period of eight days' training at York, were reviewed yesterday (Wedueslay) on Rnavesmire, near that city, by Utajor- General Lord G. A. Paget, C0B., Inspector-Genersl of Cavalry. Though the Morning was cold and dull, and siowers fell during the review, the attendance to witnes the proceedings ...
... T E REPRESENTATION OF I BRADFORD. The excitolnelet in the town deepens as the day of election approachos. Mr. Miill's frieds are busy, and feel confident of success. Yesterday Mr. Miall issued an address to the electors, in which, after expressing his esteem for the Itla Mr. Wickham, with whom he sat in the Hlouse of Commois from 1852 to 1857, he states that he should have put forward no ...
... The Lord Lieutenant arrived in Belfast on Tuesday for the purpose of opening the new docks on the county Down Bide of the harbour, a ceremony which is appointed to take place to-day. HIiB Excel- lency was the object of the most enthusiastic reception on the part of the inhabitants. His Excellency pro- ceeded to Belvoir Park, the rasidenoe of Sir Thomas Bateseon, where an address was presented ...
... I PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE COMMISSIONERS. Yesterday, Captain Donnelly, R.E., and Mr. Ilickards, barrister, the Commissioners appointed by the Privy Council to inquire into the petition of the town of Batley for a charter of municipal incorporations, com- menced their sittings, in the large room of the Town Hall, which was specially fitted up for the occasion. There was great interest taken in ...
... IIVsIl1TATION OF THE BISHOP OF RIPON. Yesterday, the Bishop of the diocese held his trieunial visitation of tho clergy of the deanories of Ripon, Boroughbridge, and part of Catterick, at the Cathedral. Prayers wero read by the Rov, R. Poole, vicar, and the lessons and litany by the Bev. Canon Holmes. At the conelusion of the prayers, The Bisnol' went within the altar rails, and delivered his ...