... LORD NAPIER IN WORCESTERSHIRE, Yesterday, Lord Napier, -who had boen expected on the previous day, arrived at Droitwich by the 11.6 am. train from London, fid Birminghtiam, on a visit to the Right Hon. Sir John Fakington, Bart, Weetwood. Near the railway station were erected three arches of evergreens, on which were inseribed Welcome Lord Napier of Iag- dale, Long live the Abyssinian hero ...

... I O T The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders was held I yesterday at the City Terminus Hotel; Sir MOcDONALD STEPHEN- sos in the chair. The repoet, which was issued eome time before,i having been taken as read, The CHAMRMAC moved its adaoptiom Ee observed that sdine the last meeting the directors bad exerted themselves to obtain pay. ment of the guarantee, and to develop the traffic far ?? ...

... T1ER OASTLER MONUMENT AT BRADFORD. The inauguration of this necmnorial of the labours of Hichaid Oastler. the Factory King,' in behalf of the factocy workers, was irtouded to have taken place in the present month, but difficulties having arisen; owing to the block of red granite for the pedestal not being ready, it has been determined to postpone the inaugural ceremony until the spring of ...

... PA:RLIAMENTARTY REVISION-Y BBDAYf I Im a_ ?? _ n 1, __s :_ .x_ - r + . ?? Mr Kernan, Q C. sat in the Nipi Prins Court, and Ie rd property claims in the South Dock, Trinity, PEoyal Exchange, Fitmwilliam, and Wood-quay Ward&. He alse heard lodger claim in the four first named warie. Mr Bsrry and Mr Irvine, solicitors, appeared for the Liberals, and Mr O'Donovan ior the Con. servatives. Several ...

... wTHE-AGRI LT A1URER-IV. WAGES-BEE Ao CfIDtR. i. I- v TO'T DmIToB 901 ma DAILY sNW. J ' Sir,-n. my -former letters I hav, 6onfined myself to the home of the labourer and to those sanitary requirements which are essential to health and decency.i I have shown that the amoint paid by farm labourers in the *ay'of rant forms but the smaller portion of what is- due as interest on, cottage-building; ...

... ~LATEST AND ,,EGIRAPHIC NEWS COMIMERCIAL. iONJ,)t)N WVENEM.S)AY EVVtNING. tttlenietit of the fortniglitly account has tbe chief occupation of the Stock Exchange. lit 1riecd held nearly all other business in 'ts ar'oconell ty, frilrn the want of atten- were generally dull until towards the ¢ ltheen there w as toorc strength apparent. In &-s jhentxelire stockis appear to be inquired ;ia 'nee ...

... I &$)t 'f retm~al jtis ..hurnaI. I . _ _ _ _ _ _ ?? DUBLIN: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, isU | Tnz Ciurch Congress meetings, which have heretofore been held in England, were not distinguished by any remarkable unaaimity amosg the speakers. If in anything the mem- bers agreed it was in giving free play to the feelings uppermost at the moment, and in ap- planding or hissing-with equal humour- whoever ...

... SUNIMARY OF THIS MORNING'S NEWS. (f the completeness of the Spanish revolution there can now be no doubt. h (ti cn has left Spain, and has taken refuge in French territory. Her Thet left San Sebastian yesterday morning and proceeded to Biarritz, where headet a sort interview with the Emperor and Empress of the French. She she thad a to rayonne, Senor Marfori, the telegram states, travelling in ...

... RE-ENLISTMENT. To Ike EDITOR of Ike PALL MALL GAZETTE. SIR,-I will not trespass on your patience by asking for room to reply to S. NW's civil rejoinder, though I should feel glad to be permitted to observe that if Canada would act like Queensland and consent to the withdrawal of the Imperial troops, that difficulty would be solved. My object in writing to you now is to unite with S. W. in ...

... I _- - PM D D F i ; to 9 &M, Se:msor 30, ?? S. Sep' IS-Lela flookh, St Jeluine, de(iC; 5 DaLZ Sutierland, steamer, Eelyhea4; Iron Dtxe, sad S Culrnmba, steraxere, .'Liverpbso; Standa~rd, ste;6e-r ' pool: Lord CIlyd#, steamer, Gl1s'ew; Admiral 3o-.9 stea2er, Holyhead. Sept SO-Speed, Chester, bricks; 2 .elilers. SMLI sS. 6Setembser 29-APollo0 stea mer, firistl : DCCC steaoer, Wtearerd, Stanle&, ...

... ROYAL CALEDONIAN HUNT AND r O Caledoniln Hunt and Western Meeting opered at Ayr yesterday, and wiU last over to-day c ana to-morrow. The propramme ooniists of twenty. a ene raoes, but as one of these-the Caledonsan Cnp-t ?? not filled, the actual events will number exactly a score. The attendance of the general.pbi Festerday, was miserably small-the smalest,indeed, ;tbat the Ayr meetighseedrw ...

... LOCAL AND GENERAL LEEDS, OCTOBER l1,1868. THE VISrT OF THE PR1NO AND PRDNC38q OF WALES TO GLANOw.-On Tuesday a letter was received in GlaFgow from General lncllys intimating that the Prince and Princess of Wales would visit the city on the 8th October, in connectioni with the laying of the founda- tion stone of the new University buildings at Gilmorehrll. H;B Royal Highness has also stimated ...