... ?? Ad --MUIIA I I | Xf'MUXIOIPAL 'ELBOTION.| - I O ?? Is a list of members whose term of otfice expiresonQ the let November, with lit names of candldates nominated:- Nia. Waids. Mlembersretlung. Caodldaeve. y9verton ?? -A. C. Stewart ?? Bland. c7i Baotland .JosephReblnaon.._ Robinson. Vauxhall ?? _ .Thomas Rigby _- ..T. Rigby. «nSG. Paul's Maurice Williams ?? W ?? ?? ..Jamos Tyrer {1. Tyrer ...

... FENIAN SPECIAL COMMISBION I - AT MANCRESTEa. - : , ' - M:: i . wUOaEMTBB, Oodr. -28.. Tj,1, eptclal 'eommls0io; appointed to.t0y the 26 BSDIARD - committed for a murder o1 Police sexgeanst COrlss' 0.tt, .n e ,o-th-BSptember last, when the priv; ,vanwai a taZket0 and two enpposed Fenia; leaders (Colonel- Kseli ;$nd Captailn Deaseyl) were rrepoued, proeaeded to tio dsoharge of the'ir duty this ...

... ifHI ,MI.U ten?pE MUBPHY RIOTS AT BIRMINGHAM.—At the Quar- ^),Q f8'J?8 at Birmingham this week a number of persons Core„ j ^een out on bail on the charge of being COfini in the MurPhT f'ots came np on their re- 8atisfna*Ces Recorder (Ivlr Adatns) expressed his ^action that the pence of the town had not again been ^adh atl ...

... Pauperism continues to show a considerable increase in the number of persons receiving parochial relief. The average weekly numbers relieved in the September quarter of i865 were 117,I72 in-door, and 719,589 out- door; in the same quarter of i866 the numbers were I20,955 in-door, and 7'7'553 out-door; last quarter, 129,838 in-door and 743,977 out-door. The increase of in-door pauperism since ...

... I PEDWAU WEDI El! NWFDI O. I | hwngg pump u a chwech o'r gloch nos Iaudiweddf, .g cy~mmerodd ffrwydriad achrydums le yn nhy Mr. Robert Ciopley, barbwr, Camp lane, Sheffie ld, yr g hw .b a barodd g olled mawr, heb law nwiwidi pw wa o bersonau. eB eb law ei alwedigaeth fel barbwr, y amae gan Mr. CopleY fusnes yy ?? gwahanol d fatba u o d an gw.vllt, a c yr oedd e i st oc yu fawr pryd hyn c, bob ...

... y %Az y Ilythyr canlynol wedi ei ysgrifenu gan Mr! | Ve SS Moffatt, o berthynas i dynged el frawd yn au nghyifraith, Dr. Livingstonet -- Ie CLARWIONT, Medi l7eg, 1867. dai Syrs,-Mae pobl yn ?? yn gafyn i mi onid 2s. ydwyf wedi rhoddi i fyny bob gobaith a berthynas i * Dr. Livingstone. Ymddengys i ml nad oes un ang Ml enrheidrwydd ami i Diwneyd ein meddyliau i fyny I or y mater yn bresonnol. Yr ...

... THE UiEPTN LMFIORUATOItY. We bave beeu rtequested to give insertion to thv annexed Itter, which has been addressed to th- Rcv. Mosep Furlong, Director of St. Patricoks lefo! matory, Cork: *'Limerick, Monday, October 21. flly. A1i) MOST DeAn SIB-I never yet bad the pleasure ef seeing you, nor yet had I the happinesi. of hearing much about you, or the wasnificont in stitution which you- ...

... TILE LEEDS MERCURY. TnrE KiNG or ITALY has made his choice, Ile had the alternative of heading the revolation and ;Ibraving France, or of obeying France and braving the Ls revolution. Ile has chosen the latter, Ho has issued :o a proclamation denouncing the movement ?? a Rome, and declaring that his imperious duty will b3 d to save the honour of Italy by putting it down. Italy, n he says, ...

... APTOMINMAS'6 HARP RECITAL, Last night wve bad the pleasure of listening to a m very novel, indeed, anuiquo, performance in th a MusicIall T Mr. Aptomnmas, probably the most skilful living har O gavea a-harp Recital, The burp in the last genera- t tiosI was much cultivated, but it bas now almost gene out t of fashion. It is matter for regret that itishould he so, a as the harp is such a ...

... ir MONDAY.-The sudden delrease of- pressure ro- l ported from the northern stations on Saturday became :e much more extensive in the course of the (lay, but this 3d orning the pressure shows a remnarkable incresee since 7- yesterday amounting to 8-lOths of an inch in the north (if d Scotland, On Saturday night and Sunday the wind in- .S creased to a gale front the S.W., which reached the force ...

... THE GREAT I U'XITED PROTESTANT! DEMIONXSTIATI[ON. MrE ETINGC; OF 40.000 PEOPLE AT O HILULBOROUGH. 7 -n £FROM OUR OWN REPORTERS. i HLLSGoRo ucn, 5NED-'½I SDAY. Y m To-DAY the great United Protestant Meeting was Iit held at Hillsboroegh, and realised the highest ex- he pectatiOns of its promoters. Notwithstanding the unsettled state of the weather for the last week, an4d the extreme wetness of ...

... i THE FENUT MOVEMEN'T. MANCHESTER SPECIAL COMMISSION. (BY 1LI3GHAPH; MAPoRucEwni WEDNSrDAY,-Therewas mojeh less excitiment both inside and outside the ?? courts ;to-day. The trialof the five menarraigned ,oa Mon. day was resumed this morning, and continued until the rising of the court, The evidence for. the prose- cution has not yet concluded. COMMISSION COURT-YnamssDAY, The Lord Ohief Baron ...