... THE P&nl-ANGL,,C C1np, We are requested to pub hls tbe-fol tv - passed at a conference of blsbops of th, AD 'l1na munlon. holden at Lambeth IPiaoe la5tw ekrglttal ci. Introduction ,We, bishops of Ohrist's holy CJtb - visible communion with the United Caton , Drell, in and Ireland. proreising the isithdeli, 'dh °f England Scripture. maintained by the pririmit5 C to US i2 holI fathers of ...

... REYNOLDS'S NEWSPAPER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13, B887. SUNDArS EDITION. THE REBO:RN BILL AND THE WOREING CSUSES The very best laws that ever were enscted, unless administered by able and honest officials, are of no avail for the protection of a people from tyrannous op. pression. Of the truth of this, we have every day illustrations in this country. Eaglish lawd relating to life, and property, and ...

... HowC -TL EXPLOSIO, .vt'v ?? severn oclouk on Mondaymorzing a 100Gl erx;e O31', itvi. ring lo(sif life, took place at the CE 1r s depot @f the North London Railway. The kiS ?? on tte south side of the line near the Higebmur Strtion, and is epprcachedfrom St. Paul's-road. -Tae sre 6a cvmrl lofty imrber lifts for raising the ooal Ltt3 f'rn rh line into the yFrd, which were worked by IPVilet ...

... MI8CELLANEOUS. The number of patients relieved at the Royal Fre Hospital during the week ending October 5 ?? 2,997, of which 1,043 were new cases. Mr. Bright, i P., being unable to visit Edinburgh tbis season, the proposal to norfer Upon him the freedom of that city has been deferred. Bome ancient lamps have been found in Romsay Abbey Church, and which are suplhaed to belong to the twelfth oeu ...

... LABOUR ANDh WAGM8 AW DSTER AND BGRVAINT'S ACT. TO; Dtn, Of Wanudsworth Police-court. bad his Mr. ?? the first time, drawn, on Wednesday, tc I ter and Servrent's Act by a geartlemac rpsiding at the 3,786 ,u.to vho wished to know whether there was any SehalOP ;irisdiotion between a woman servant and her .SOIngha n. It is very new, if I have it. ,Ij I conut referred him tO the words employed' ...

... PORMIGN INTELLIGENCE. -- - -- _- A Paris letter says:-. Renours oi o Srfllkn prepara- lions still pour in from all quarters. Even officers can- not obtain a day'sleavo of absence. The Meudon'msnu- factory of cartouchee employs women as well as men, and is at work day and night. Large bodies of recruits, in tended for the flet, the artillery, and some. regiments of the line quartered in the ...

... STRANGE ADVENTURE: OF A SOLDIER.. IL tal ea rls ?? i 1 _ _ _ .. aUM tarly part of last month, a soloxe, named Jonathan Roward, belonging to the Military Train, Eta- tioned at Wcolwich, conceived the extraordinary idea of .tartir g for a run on the road, a la Dick Turpin and, as will be seen, he carried out his Well considered plans with wonderful oleviartess for a mouth. Being a servant to ...

... ICSSING A YOUNRG LADY IN A RAILWAY- - - .. CARRI&GE.I Oa Friday, at the own fiall, Cambridge, before the mayor QP. ISeales, EFq.) H. H. Harris, Moses Browne Chas. Bails, E. P1. Scut, and Joseph wentworth, Esq-s Augustus Henry Ward, of Oldfield Houie, Wisbeach, merchant and alderrnan of that borough, was charged under the bye. laws of the Great Eastern Rail way Com- pany with wit ully ...

... Ter O'DoaoGRU a ?? to the fund which is being raised in Dublin for the delence of AUen and his fellow prisoners. THnE LOBD CHANCELLOR bhaS presented the RFV. John MVajoribauke Nisbet, rector of St. Giles inmthe-Fields, to B canon i esidentiarylln torwich aetledral. THE EVSorAL CaeMessiON -We are informed that the judges selected to preside a; the approaching trials of the t'eni aprisoners at ...

... A DESTITUTE WOMAN AND A GORPSE IN Tan STARlST. Yesterday, )1r. ionoards, the deputy coroner, bold an inquiry at she Duk's Head Tavere, Eligh-street, White- chapel, toucohing tao death of Thomae M'Carthy, fson of a domeeeo servant, who had teen seduced under promise ef marriage. The mother of the deeeased was a domestic servant in the employment of a grocer. While there she made rhe ...

... LOvlS NAPOLEON's HEALWIC nue Varis correspondea4 o the Hines Writes as follows to that jourral:-f It appears that AeCountE, 'on unquestionable autho- rity.' reached Paris the other day frcm Biarritz that his Majesgy had fallen into complete imbecility; his mind had qnle given way; he could not unde-stand anything that was said to hi mi; he had lost the use of speech; and he no longer ...

... THE EMPRESS BlJUGEt2In IN DAWGE.L A . ?? nj- .- - - -f. 1 - a. .rnvSZe letter rjom Biarritz thuns peaks of a dan- gerous acoideit which occurred to the Empress on the 4th at Soooa, close to St. Jean de Luz:- The Empress, who is very fond of excursions on the water, embacked at Biarritz on the 4th, with the Prince Imperial, a naval officer, a pilot, a crew, and two gentle- men, attac'ed, 1 ...