... 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 ...

... M ETROPOLIT.AN GOSSp (From our our-, p-.- A f L'rOn' OlUT 00-5 Oorreapontent.) Another feeler has been put forward by Sir IS) Northcote on behalf of the Premier S l Ord Devon on Monday, the honourable gentleman 0i-tb the question of the Irish Church, and s - to not consent to disestablishment ut When h ae he meant he would not pledge himelf tot, course that he would take at ary future any P ...

... UNVEILING OF THE ALBERT MEHORLI4L AT On Wednesday, in the presence of many thousands of spes. tatore, the Mayor of Hull (Mr. G. O. Roberts) unveiled a memorial statue of the late Prince Consort, which has been erected by public subscription in the People's Park. The ceremony was of a most imposing description, anl the pabla bodies and the rifle siad artillery corps taking part therein. A ...

... I MR. LAIRD'S MEETING WITH WORKING MEN. Last evening, a meeting of working men, being friends and supporters of Mr. John Laird, was bold at Holyoake's Star Hotel, Laird-street. The large room was packed by upwards of 400 persons, who seemed to be nearly all of one mind with respect tothe business of the meeting, the audience being evidently composed purely of the working class. Mr. John ...

... CAPTAIN OSBORN AND I RETRENCHMENT. t We consider it a, good sign that a, man like e Captain Sherard Osborn appeals to the new con- .stituency of Birkenhead to return him to the lcoming Parliament. If men like him have a i chanec where before they had none, an element of I some value may be added to the composition of .Parliament. Perhaps as the most prominent and ldistinguished of our young ...

... I An adjourned meeting of the town council W16e held yesterday in theo council chambor of the Town 1 Ha1l, the mayor (Mr. E. Whitley) presiding. -VISIT OFt TH1l, AMERICAN MINISTER. TieIIY.announced that he had received a 'Iotn from thre Hfon. Iteverdy .Johnstorr, A ro.1i~al ir ujoister'to this country, ?? that ho wouiild rr'ei'iVO thle addrese from thle corporartionl Of ,ivcerlool on the 22nd ...

... THE xvir 'r#ool SUI'vat. SALUVS rP01'L1 LBX SUPREMIA. DOMESTIC. A Cabinet Council is to be held next Saturday. Having been requestetd by a lady resident in Liverpool to express his views respecting the proposed alteration of the laws relating to the property of married women, and also of the movemient for giving the suffrage to women duly qualified, Mr. (ladstone writes that lie is favourable ...

... L- ?? AND} i ?? |I 18E\\TS, ?? ClAM Al FACIAL. IA1'NI Io. [u tusyLN ~l to ic 'hJ ,is's Ite the prinetpai feature hias; ,, ~ ,, ~- I ' railwiay s, owiing in part to ?? et *tum henigi again cin Lxi I\ l* ti' %1c, anti ill part to a fail ft5 il st-' , at (liesettlement. 'The itia1 il itt' oilier baud, was; steady' almi TolsI t ?? ?? tvI fulndsi witr stat ouarv. li i 5 'ik Nillitout inloveisitat ...