... 1 IREZcTEoR'oS TCLicCRAOIS.) AN ITALIAN CIRCULAR. The Paris journals continuro to speak of a note which AI, Rattnzzi is said to hsve addressed to the different European courts, in which he doscribes the situation of Italy, anld imsists upon the necessity of modifying the Septombor Convention. Some of the papers think it *iguificant that italy should now addresa herself on this matter not ...

... THEI IDLAND FARMERS' CLUB ON THE I Is LAND LAWS. A ?? inf the Midland Farmers' Club wits held at Neck's Royal Hotel, Temple Row, yesterday afternoon, Mr. B. H. Masfen presiding. There were present-Mr. John Ford (Vice preesident), Mr. 0. W. ieekyne, Rev. Mr, H1oney, Mfessrs. C. Swinfent Droune, E. IL Chattoek, A, flyland, It. Jenseon, T, H~oney, C1. S. Blgge, IDurhery, J. Sidney, J. Shacokel, J ...

... HOW IT DIDN'T COST 5)Q000. TO WEEt| I AN ELEOTION, I .e A PEEP INTO THIC OTEIER PACKET. Ej Havitig yesterday introduced himself to a curious, and, thereforo, sympathetic public, as a man in whom d inquisitiveness had got the better of a love of ease, the i writer to-day presents himself as a shocking exampe of the treacherous effects of even a momen- 1t tary indulgence in the delicious vice ...

... DIR, AND MRS. HOWARD PAUL'S EN TERAINNIENT. If v except Llebil's ?? of meat and a few klndred products of the chemical laboratory, there are no more characterlstio exemuples of condensation at the present day than the versatilep and Indefatigable palr of artists whose iirst nwd only v'sit to Birmingham this season took p!act. last night in the Towii Hell, It was said of the ainger UlatA. lani ...

... C(U U1AFPONDENCE. NOTI(CES TO CClSlIESPONDENTS. J, , ?? it' 't ttuo ict id lfil50 tinuc. 'jH. IV. Il-M We ?? nt1 Been a ny ouch announotsneft. '5quisirL Liilie'w.- The Irish Church, by I S. u. w, T, Ccventry.-Ceriainlynot ; there Isro treth svhsivl 151 ki. U. it efta iengt, Lver of l:q(ueIlce.-TheoO are several manuals of tho ki C Ask n11 lroisseiler. cia ?? cannot interfere with the way ...

... I THE QUEENS COLLEGE, Bill{.MIlGHAM. A publie meeting was hold yesterday, at noon, in the College Theatre, Queen's College, Birmingham, far thre purpose of ?? the position and prospects of the Inshtitution, as affected by the Act recently passed, which bee materially altered the constitution of the College. The DPlayor of Bi)rmingham (Dir. Thorras Avery) presided; and there were piresent :the ...

... LIBERAL-CONSER'ATIVE MEETjEU(S AT NIVEEHt, Last evening, a meeting of Liberal-Conservatives wes held In the INineveh School Raom, Park Road, oSoho, bir ilolden presided, At half-past seven, the hour fixed far ?? the meeting, there were only three men and a boy preecat. About a quarter to eight, BIr. Sampson Lloyd arrived, accompanied by the chairman, aai about eight o'cloeck the meeting ...

... We have early indications of approaching Winter. fr On Tuesday morning the north mail was detained near In to Carlisle for thirty-five minutes on account of the al rails being covered with hoar frost. Ri One of our most eminent actresses, who plays under f her maiden name, and has lately held a very prominent c place upon the London boards, will become a suitor in b the Divore Court in the ...

... ~VIIE (~IiURCIL NGIES S - I [ot(~5iO5'(( frost Page Ii.] ?? G X IdS DIMx~ ING. Last night the mueeting for the working classes es11211 Off Jilthe Agrictaltural Hall], and tho building was crowded OLewad of 2, 5O3 psoisle, not muoro than 500 of whom seers seretibors of the Congres6s, tho number of gentlomen cal of ?? ranks of openatives having beon limited to albont tiratuvnober, Th~y (with ...

... BIRMNHGFIAM LICENSED VICTUALLERS' FRIENDLY A1ND PiWTEOTION SOCIElTY. LL 71ls Alrucal general meeting oit tile above 8seosiaition wal e hldd on Wednesda~y, at Mr. T1hsspon'r Grand Turk, Bel 0 iltreet.. Mr. John Clements, Preaident, Occupied t of I, chair ; and insoniget these present wore Councillors Wad. C 11 bases itnd Issehaw, Messrs. Ratttan, Blacklock, J. Vallard, p, It II. Fulford, ...

... DUDLEY. T~nt BECENT CIJARuI: 01: Flklc NGl A BIlL.-C5IA~RtIE si 0 r Pa5iU uRY.-Aatthel~oliretdourt, on Wednesday lorniag, A before AMessrs. S. Budge, G. Bagott, and S. Price, Mr. V1 Thomas Beach, draper, Cradicy Heath, was charged wich 1,: cenmmitting wilful and corrupt perjury. As will be remeus- bored by our readers, the case arose oust of a charge pro. forced by flir. W. Harrion, jutn., ...

... THIE CHURCH CONGRESS IN WOLVERHAMPTON. RITUALISM. Onl Wlinedaymorning, a meeting of clergy was held in the School of Art, Darlington Street, to organiso a larger t meeting in London, In the month of November, to take I anch nation its miglit be thouight; necessary In consequeone t of the scesert of the Ritual Commission, and to deprecate isuy change In t he law of the Church of England ...