... (Condensad froat Ilt Journal of ?? Connisaiaones of Patents.) GRnANs AD AfTes OF PROVISIONAIt PROTrCTION FOR SoX LONaes.-Wm, Wharton Burton, Newcastle-upon- Tyne, A new or improved process of bleaching vegetable fibre.-Wmz. Hall, Salford, Improvements in separating yeast from liquid matter, and in apparatus to be used therefor. 20th September, 1867.-James Henry Nelson and Thomas Briggs, ...

... SCENES IN NATA-. (.Ezxract fromt a Letter dated September °, 1867.) There was a scene in Pinetoivn last Sunday. Mr. Walton, the late incumbent, though deposed by Bishop Colenso, continues to officiate because the Supreme Court has not yet ratified the B~ishop's decisiOn. Mr. Walton is odious to the congregation, and the churwhharde keep writing to the Bishop to deliver them fronhm. So *Dr.w ...

... 77 OtINCIf 7mETINGS- (Cos ticinscd ftoie Mse 3rdpee.J IJALIFAX, ?? wns a large attendance of ?? eresent at the ?? of Mayor, including Major Water- shioiseM. P and other gentlemnn who had been M aors of ''alifax Te Town Clerk read, the law; after vr6ich Mr. Aid. Jocr C jEosLLY rose and proposed the re-election -0f Mr. Thomas Shaw as Mayor. HI said he wa scarcely entitled t de ildllbirgo the ...

... IMANCIIESTIER EL?CT1ON. N AOMINATION OF CANDIDATEBS. I i . MALNORiiS51'ZIO, Monday. f Tire nomwination of candida~tes for tlso rupru~sei- e:1 rtefon of this .sity inl Plcrliaiiisit took hlacs this mornig, o the proceedings cemmerscinsg at ten o'clock, Thereasv a t very greet aesrissblege of people in front of the has tigs, Vi end mostly ofc a better clace thanl are usually disposed t o rough ...

... METH1ODTST NEW CONNEXION MISSIONS. ANNUAL MEETING IN LEEDS. as he The annual sermons in support of the above missions were preached in Woodhouse-lane Chapel, on he Ssuidsy morning, by the Rev. E. J. Baxter (of Bolton), oh and in the evening by the Rev. I. 0. Crofts, DfD. (of id Gateshead). A circuit juvenile missionary meeting wats [le also held in the afternoon, Mr. Councillor Barran presid- ...

... LATE ST NE WSP [lRu'r'S Timamo XSJ.) ROWE. RECEPTION 0OF THlE FRENCH OFFICOEIS By THiE POPE. Roar,, Nov. 13, Evening. The Popo has received the oflicers of the ]Croc.l oxpo- ?? corps ill public audience. Gonoral do Faill', who presented tflo olhcors, expressed thel happiness of thle aruny at being callcd upon to defend tho cause of the Pope llis Holiness, in reply, declared that the ...

... CONSE RVATIVE, BANQUET AT ROCUDALE, Yesterday evening the Contservativo Assoca- tiori held a banquet in Mrr. Filling's new mill, sitnated in Qidham-road, Ilobdale, and there were about 1,000 persons present. Mr. J. Eutwistle officiatod as chairman. The H~on. A. Egerton, Sir A. R~amsey, ~Messrs. C. Terrer, M.P,, J. Nield, Joseph Brierley, R. S. Sowler, and other gentlemen were present. After ...

... The following letter from Mr. Russam has been forwarded to the Timres for publication Magdala, Sept. 7. My dear -,-Your kind and welcome note of the 2ad cf March was nearly five months on its way here. Where the delay took place I cannot make out. Our affairs are sadly neglected at Massowah, and it appears that our agent there has been attending to any other matter save the wretched ...

... I )'EETING- OF 'lHIE NATIONAL RsEFORM| I UNION.,| (lip Tele]-fJgra) LONDON, F{ridaWy Night. This evening, the firsgt of a series of mueetings in conn ection withl the National Referee Union, wvas hold at St. Jalmes's Hall, to advocate vote by ballot, tbe repeal of the ratepayinlg qual'fication for the franchise, and the radical reutietnbutiofl of seats. Mr. Suor,. Mfontex pre- *;ided. Amongst ...

... ,ROAL ELEPHAN HUnNT AT TE C APE.A A correspondent of the Times at the Cape gives the follewiog aceount of the fluke of Edinburgh's ElephantHOfltilttheXeYsna. ArrivedatflnffeleNck, and the waggons having come up, the camp was pitched, and all went merry as a merelage boll, but unfortunately about nine o'clock it began to rain heavily, accompanied with a strong wind. All who were nuder canvas ...

... RESCOGNITION SERVICE AT£ SALEM CHAPEL., L.EEDS. Least night a tea party and public meetinlg wvas held in the school-room of Salem Chapel, Leeds, in recog- nition of the Rev. Henry Torrent, late of Sheihlled, and formnerly of Derby, as the eneccessor to the Rlev. William Rudewell (who in cosseequenlce of increasing infirmity resigned in September, 1866, though he still maintanis Ins connection ...

... LEEDS, NOV. 2, 1867. AssrE..nLING OF PAARLIAMENT.-No ?? aniouncement has yet been made as to the day on which Parliament is to meet; but the belief that it will be sum- moned for the 19th iuct, is confirmed by the fact that Earl Russell lies invited his former colleagues to dinner on the day previous, the 18th, which is according to the custom of the leader of the Opposition on the meeting of ...