... Last July the Bishop of Oxford assure(l the House of Lords that ?? Dr. Colenso had receive d private remonstrances, brotherly conne], the tenderest and kindest counsel, from his seniors at home, and such counsel had led him only to some n!w outbreak of violence. The Bishop of Natal has read this, he says, with amazemeet. In dis- proof he refers to his published reply, in 1863, to the circular ...

... EXCITING CHASE AFTER A B URGLAR.I At midnight on Sunday, the house of Mr. Cutst, WVuodcock-esq'are, College-road, Maiibro', was visited by one Who evidently Inew the plae. uetween twelve anrl one o'clook \l r. Cutto hba-l ?? L go iluto ?? yard, and i- hin llisil,,ciiI tile dlir onime one eotside beat ar hlaty retreat. 'Ills eireumstance rather alarmed hain for thel miuneuet. lie left the door ...

... to In criticising, a fortnight ago, Mr. Dis- it rieli's ?? of the administrative merits 11 of his colleagues, we noticed his assertion 0- that they had made enlistment in the to British army so popular as not only to n. avoidl a conscription, but to retain thou- P- sands of veteran soldiers who would else n- have quitted the service. Wo then ob- 31 served that it would, in our judgment, be 1 a ...

... MESSRS. GLADSTONE AND GRENFELL AT ORMKKIRK. Yesterday afternoon, Mr. Glhdstone and Mr. Grcnfell addressed a meeting of tfle Liberal electors in thc Ormskirk district, ThUh meeting was held in the Town Hall, Orinskirk, whioh was crowded to excess. The exterior of the building vaS gay with bunting, and on the walls of the interior were displayed placards beaxrig the following inscrip- tiols.iS ...

... THE LIBIERAL CANDIDATES FOR LIVE'RPOOL. lot li's ICO lll- dly tes to ng ow ,-ill ith is ct. lly tat et, 'as ies cli The addresses of the Right -ni. NV. N. nassey and Mr. William ]tathbone are placed beforo tho electors of Liverpool this morning, and will be read with satisfaction by all mneibers of the Liberal party. They have the right ring about thoen, and doel )with the subjects upott which ...

... ASTON Casos GROUNDs.-The weather on Saturday was most unpropitious for out door amusement, yot, in Spite of the rain, MIr. Wager? the proprietor of the above grounds, rather than disappoint the company who had assembled, ran off the prelinffnary heats of his 160 yards AUl England Handicap race, for which prizes, amounting to 212,, was announeed to be given, and for which 40 pedestrians, from ...

... i TIHE QUEEN'S HOSPITAL. INAUGURAL CLINICAL ADDRESS. Yesterday, Mrl. J. F. West delivered the inaugural addrese, in the Lecture Theatre of the Queen's Hospital. The Rev. C. T. Wilkinsion presided, end amongst those present were Dr. Heslop, Dr. Fleming, Dr. Suckling, Dr. Hinds, Dr. Jolly, Dr. Sawyer, Mr. S. Gamngee, Mr. J. St. J. 'Wilders, Mr. Pearce, Mr. Woodhlll, Mr. Yates, and Mr. T. Bullock ...

... BANKR UPTCJY A 'PPOINT3PRNTS. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEiR 14. T. KirtIal, laridguorti, drapor, fer Oit etiiig .. 12 B. Tihbetts, QuIiarry flnk, grocer, first meeting 12 .T, Blrielhill, Ct eadl%, baker, first leeting ..,.. ,., 12 W. heilede, Biniiighamn, grocer, firstmeeting .. 12 J. Smith, Cradley Heath, tailor. first nesting . 12 FRIDAY, ...

... BOROUGH OF BIRBMINGHAMI. Ncw tRnscs of disease coming under treatment during the week ending Saturday, tholOth day of Uctober, 1SG3, at the follllinu- Institutiiins. ,te. Discascs . i . '0) s 42s: @ tv SoTotal toulall Pox I _ _ _ I I _ _ measles - - 1 ' Iscadel t fever .. . . S - 17 1 ibilbhta .. .. l - 140oping Cough - - G _ _ Ururlp . . . . Z1 .. Di-rrh-.'- 1 a O vO if 11 O. Dyscntey , _ ...

... 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 ...

... THE REV. ]3REIIN GRANT AT LEICESTEIA. The noisiest meetingt that has ever been held in Leicster |occurred onl Meonday iight, scmell the 11ev. lirewill (I.ant, Indepndelit Minister, of Sheflield, formerly of Leicester, |was nnlounced to deliver a lecture ill the Temperance Ithll, oli the Irishl Chiurchi, in oippositioni to3 il Glaldstoli's resolutions. Mri. Albert Iell, the Conservative ...

... REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST OFPICE FOR TRANsmfussIoN ABROAD. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1s68. An- r- 3- - , I ...