... - BISHOP1TEMPLE'S VINMT(ATION, ?? l. I t. In the; Upper House of Convocation, ca' Friday, the 11i Bishop of Eieter staid he wished very much on Thuroda,1te rider make a personal statement with reference to an Nrinounce. tin Ient. which appeared in one of the papers, but he was a.ea obliged to delay his statement until this monn.Hewa iich anxious to make this statement as Goo as possible1F0 ...

... THE. THORNCLIFFE RIOTERS.| I I On Monday the town of Barnsley presented a veryanima- ted appearance in consequence of the presence of a large numberof the mnilitary, including two companies of cavalry, and three companies of infantry, on the occasion of the examination of the Thorncliffe rioters. In addition to the soldiers there were no less than 200 police officers. The military and the ...

... The immediate practical benefit of the Irish Land Bill is that from the day when it becomes law it will free every tenant of land in Ireland from the fear and the danger of being turned out of his farm and deprived of the means of existence without any claim Sor compensation against his landlord. This is the grand advantage of the measure, as a means of conciliation and peace. Up to the ...

... i Sir Richard Brooke, Bart., high sheriff of the county of Chester, has appointed as his chaplain the Rev. J. E. Hughes, M.A., curate in charge of Weston, near Runoorn. TEE EVIDENCES 01 CHRISTIANITY.-LaSt even. jag, Mr. Thmams Cooper delivered, in Myrtle. street Chapel, a lecture on The Evidences of Christianity. There was a numerous attendance. Mr. Crippe presided. SUICID1M BY A RocFaDILE ...

... LIVERPOOL BEOBBLACK 8OO ITY. The seventh annual me'eting of this institution was held last evening, ?? Hall. Au exoellent tea was provided for the boys in the lower room -of ter which they were introduced to the haU, and ?? The boys' band, etationed in the gallsry,psrformed a va~riety of popular music, under the direction of their conductor, M~r. F. A. Emidy. T~he chair v/as eoccupied by M~r. ...

... A CHILD PERISHING FROM FATIGUE AND COLD. An inquest Las been held at Bramber, in Sussex, on the body of a lad named William Woolven, who died from exposure to the inclement weather last week. James Thompson deposed-I am a labourer, and work for Mr. Btapley, of Annington Farm. The deceased, WilliamnWoolven, a boyagednineyears. also worked for him, On Wednesday last, I worked with the horses on ...

... TBE DUTIES OF AN AUDITOR. The proceedings whiohhave recently taken place in the superior courts in the oases of Overend, Gurney, and Co., and Barned's Banking Co,, show clearly that there is a very grave defeat in the existing method of organising limited liability companies, and that persona who invest their money in such companies possess no adequate security againat the most ruinous losses. ...

... The Baptist denomination at Egremont and the neighbourhood have just erected a small but handsome chapel in Falkland-road, a new thoroughfare which has recently been opened up near Rlgremont Ferry. The congregation have for a considerable time peat met in the Assembly Room at Egrermont, but through the exertions of the Rev. 11. W. Perris, the pastor, and other Eersons connected with the eauee, ...

... IMUBMY MlMSION TO SEAME1o The annual meeting of the friends and sub. scribera to this institution was held yesterday, in the Law Association Rooms. Mr. Hubback, the mayor, presided, and amongst those present wera the Rev. Canon Warr, the Rev. J. 0. Bevan, the London Association secretary, the Rev. Adam Ford and the Rev. John Hetherington (chaplains to the mission), Messrs. C. Bushell, B. ...

... LORD DERBY & THRE LEADER- SHIP OF THE HOUBE OF LORDS. The larl of Derby has publiahed a letter in which he decline, -to accept the offlice of leader of the Conservative party In the House of Lords, so long held by his father, the late earl, and which he had been in- vited to accept by a resolution passed at a meeting of the Conservative peers, held at the Canrlton on Saturday Iast. The invite- ...

... a- THE IRISII VICEROY ON IaRISE AFFA1IS. The Lord-Lieutenant and. Countess ptee were amonget the guests at thr inaugural baat given by the Lord Mayor of Dublin, on Monday His Excellency, in responding to the toast o his health, with which was coupled the senimtt Prosperity to Ireland, quoted statistics to Bhow that there had been a considerable incre.ee in tbe trade of the country, aud of ...

... M[b. JACOB BRIGHT, M.P., IN AlRDNNWICK. A tea party, followed by a public meeting, was held in the Town Hall, Ardwick, on Saturday evening, to celebrate the formation of the Ardwick and Beswick Liberal Club, and the opening of the Club House. The club has been established by a number of the leading Liberals in the ward, v. ith a view of supplying a meeting place and means of recreation, but it ...