... LEAMINGTON AND WARWICKSHIRE EUNT MIEETING. WEIGHTS FOR Aleanwood * Daily - - Globule - - ieneoazet Ganteboy thelaespeare - Deepatch Comberton Faen - Pengioner Thb EkM liolrnet - - Knave of Trnmpe Ivinpa of the Wind - Sir William Patience - The Doctor- Ta lybo (hb) Innellan aprlla The lannb* The Nun (h b) - Peaol Diveot The Plover l.S D. Galur - The Flea - Cameo Pladreinten- Clansman - THEI ...

... T'RE FENIAN TRIALS AT MANCHESTER. I MANCHESTER, Nov. 7. The trial of the third batch of Fenian prisoners was intended to be resumed this (Thursday) morning, and they were brought up at the usual time, but were not rltced in front of the dock. Mr. Justice Blackburn took hisseat at two minutes before nine o'clock. The names of thle prisoners are Thomuas Scalley, Miohael Joseph Boy- laud, -Hery ...

... DRYRY-LANE. Pails EvENING, THE DOGE OF VENICE, Messrs. Phelps, J. C. Cowper, H1 Sinclair, E. Phelps, Barrett, Temple, &c., Mrs. Her iiann Vezin, MissGrattan, &c.-And FAINI HEAUT NEVER WON FAIR LADY. Mr. J. C. Cowper and Miss Bcatrix Shirley. HAYMARKET. ';xs EVENINO, THE WINNING CARD. Mr. Compton.-OUR AMERICAN COUSIN, .essrs. Sothern, Chippendale. Rogers, Raymond, Clark, Gordon, &c.: Me larnes ...

... THE- COMMONS P1MESEV1A4TION SOCIETY. ?? The committee of tlhi society met on Wednesday to discuss past and present procoedinigs in connexion with the preservation of our commons and open spaces. Mr. S. Lefevre,M.P., presided; and among tbose present were Mr. Thomas Hughes, M.P., Mr. Locke, M.P., Mr. P. H. Law. rence, and Mr. J. a. Parkinson. Steps have been taken to aid and advise the ...

... ? ?l - -. . 1 ? rl, 41440 0 lp? 14 - FiRhY MORING, NOV. 3. A FEARFUL storam, attended by gest destre- li tioito life and property is reportedbytelegram tl from St Thomas, vid Havana and New York- ti Two vessels, the- Rhone- and the Wye, be- s& 1longng to the BoyalMsail Company, had a been lost, two steamers had been dismasted, a3 and about fifty vessel- were ashore. The .s Rhone, which was a ...

... THE AMEHRICAN FREEDMEN A meeting of gentlemen interested in the condi- tion of the freed negroes in America ivas held in the Religions Institution Rooms yesterday afternoon. The meeting, which was presided over by the Rev. Principal FairBairn, was called for the special pur- pose of hearing a statement from the Rev. James A. Thons, a deputy from the American Missionary Society, as to the ...

... LLANDAFF CATHEDRAL SERVICES. Nov.10.-SUNDAY. Celebration of Holy Communion at 8 'clock Morning Prayer. Venite—125. Daily Psalms—62, 63. Te Deum—9 2. Jubilate—117. Introit Hymn 117. Kyrie-Wesley in F, Hymn-l 36, Afternoon service at half-past three. Daily Psalms--3 (double). Magnificat and Nuno Dimittis—Wesley. Anthem—Awake up my glory, Hymn—142 (part 3). Litany and Sermon at 7 o'clock in the ...

... Two more deaths have occurred on board th« TP I India mail steamer Atrato, at Motherbank frnm i low fever. John Newnhatn, a fireman, was bm-;«»? I sea on Friday morning. Mr. W. B. Gayford on # the post office officials, died at 3.30 p.m. on Prff ihe Invalids who nave been removed to Her ship Menelaus are improving, Mr. Charles Calvert has re-produoed at the Ro Alexandra theatre, Liverpool, The ...

... TE LATE MEETiNis H E MANSION. I H UE TfO THE BlGET HON. W. L, JOYNT, LOWD MAYOB OF DUBLIN. MV DmAR LOBD MAYOR-1 feel assured you will readily pardon me for thus publicly addressing you on a puflle question. In accordance with a request from your lordship I yesterday attended apublic eeting in the Mansion-house, eonvened for the pur- pose of considering matters bearing on the interests of the ...

... A treaty of commerce and navigation has been con- cluded between France and the Papal States.-The closing of the Paris Exhibition has been distinguished by a daring robbery, that of a diamond aigrette worth 1,1400, from the stall of ?? ?? agri- cultural meeting at Newmarket the Duke of Rutland said be was glad to be able to announce that it was the intention of the government immediately to ...

... ]r-iday, 2 O'ClOCk I Vrid (T-benilm'd Rewd. REVTER'S TELEGRAMS. THE HURRICANE AT ST. THOMAS. I.IVFRr(CL, NAIOV. 8.-Telegrams received by the Liverpool underwriters ccnfliming the news of the disaster at St. Thomas state that the crew of the Rhoie were lost, and part of the crew of the Wife, and only twelve passengers by the steamer for Southampton were saved. ITALY. PARIS, ANr'. 8 (4.48 A.M.!. ...

... ECOLESIASTIOCL INTELLIGENCE. MUNIFICENT ENDOWEENT FOR CAMBBRDOE TTNI- VSsIsTY.-The Vice-Chancellor of Cambridge Uni- versity, on Saturday, issued ft) the members of the Senate the details of a munificent offer of the Pro- fessor of Anglo-Saxon in the University of Oxfold to found a professorship of Anglo-Saxon at Cambridge. The deed of trust, of which the Vice-Chancellor is- sues a copy, ...