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... Unibetr A? KiTtelliatlyTrt CAM BRIDGE, OMr 16. *TJEOLoOIOAL 113XAMINATION. -Examniners - I T. A. Jeromic, D.D., Eaogius Professolr of 3)ivinit7 W-. Iolwyi. D.DB., Lady Melareart's Profossor of Divinity; T. Rl. Birks, MI.A., Trinity olisge; W~. DR. Churton, M.A., K(ing's Collogo; J. M. Faller, M.A., St. Johrn's College; A. Holmes, M.A., Clara College. E xaminedaiud approved:I -Atkinson, B.A., ...

... DR. WATTS AND _POPULAR FALLAOCIES TO TS EDrM0 OF THSE DAILY NEWS. .ns,-It is bgh time that some one appeared 6n beheffof Dr Watts, and to correct a misquotation of one of his poems, wrhich, by careless repetition of writers lea&.epeekers innumerable, is fast becoming apart of the p optilkr belef, and will, in common with other fallacies and falsehtoods, require ages Qf denial md confutation to ...

... ?? iLIGE.cs. __W C ito ortant. meeting O. l ,IlI~e ~ it c Jired to secure t~sratuif *Ca mtiii s ils ral candidate for tbe ' i sentation o 'ltyitSy $.vJ&;lheld on Saturda evenr when the anp udemotit tzs made that r. -tleca-, Johnstone, out 'f the prtrent members, is willino a- n'secnriig-tbe rTeturn-- of--htimel! = . had taken place between the hetelg t the and Mr. ButlerJobnstone, which~'i 8 ...

... FREBEASONRY. Medtings for the Week ending October 24th. Oct. lO.M tdafterly General Meeting, Boys School, Freemasons' Hall, It tWelie. Emulation Lodge (No. 21). Albion Tavern. Felicity Lodge (No. 58), London Tavern. Tranquillity Lodge (No. 18), Radlley's, Panmure Lodge (No, 720), Balham Hotel. Whittington Lodge (No. 802), Andtierton's Hotel. City of London Lodge (No. 901), Royal Albert Lodge ...

... Dudley and Tiptoriu Licensed Victuallera' Friendly and Protection Society. The Annual Meeting of this Association was held on the 8th inst., at the house of Mr. Councillor W. Challingsworth, Bull's Head Inn, Hall-street, Dudley, in accordance with the rules, to transact the general business of the Society and to appoint officers for the essuing year.. Mr- CoUocilIor' CNoALLeNSsVORT1e ...

... THE REPRESENTATION OF OXFORD UNIVERSITY. The Times maintains that Sir Roundell Palmer would represent the whole constituency of Oxford better than any partisan, for he is not a partisan, but a man of singularly independent character and opinions. He has already in Parliament expressed opinions that would oppose a great, if not insuperable, bar to any official connection with the Liberal leader ...

... I SUSDAY, OCTOBER 18, ISM . SUNDAY'S EDITION. THE INTIlMDATION OF WOIUDmEN. The next general election will have one irn sistible effect; for, if we believe only half we a told, the demand for the ballot must be concede We have seen for generations how landlords dri their tenants to the poll like so many sheep: an in not a few instances, we ha-(e also seen er ployers exercise a certain amount ...

... 1cc fi(lelity of the Swiss to their Federal motto- One for all and all for one'-has just received forcible and disagreeable illustration. Swiss inn- 1iepe`o, postmasters, guides, and syndics, all the classes that prey on the ?? foreigner, have long cordially recognized that in their union lirs thrir strength, and accordingly they play into one another's hands with a atrching and a profitable ...

... I EPITOME OF FOREIGN D GENERAL n Feou the lst ?? to the middle of Sep. tember 70,00,000 gallons of petroleum were exported from the United States. As many as 1,127 persons died from mnake bite to Oude last ?? Medica Journal. TaE death is announced of M. Ahubbrtt, one of the wealthiest tradesmen in Paris. Be has left, ij is said, a fortune of 1,200,?000Z. THE JoUwnal de Paris says the Emperor ...

... LLOYD'S WEER KLY LONDON NEWSPAPER. ELECTORS AND CONSTITUENTS We are pleased to see that the cause of working men in parliament is being taken up' by influential organs of the press; and that the most unjust and unhandsome sneers of the .Pall-mall Gazette; and other organs of gentility are likely to meet with their full re- ward. The Spectator, to begin with, boldly and chivalrously ...

... LATEST SUMMARY, Vtiecrday, at the Court of Bankruptcy, in the ea ef Gborge Purser, a question had been raised whether he as an infant, could petition the Court. The question. was argued at length, and Mr. Commission,, Winslow decided that he could petition. The ase now came on for hearing, but as no accoauts bad been filed it was adlourned. Yesterday Willi am Harwood, aged sixty-one, g ...