... Andye, y rother Spades, it lhes been not seldom le ?? Iedin m.Iryhearing by several horticultural frogs, who _ -have burst themnselves, that is to say, have completely inruined their gardens by extravagant efforts to reproduce, j.for their neighibours' astonishment, the outlines of a certain re modern ox, known to us by the name of 1Bedding Out, id that their dissolution was murder, and not ...

... ficlainfital aub 'ItIlotGus. We understand that proceedings are about to be taken against the Rev. B. W. Randall, -of All Saints, Clifton; for . ?? exoesses. Dr. Stephens has been retained don his tohelf.. . Mgri Capel, preaching on the Bennett Judgment, says, that in his opinion no deeper wound has been inflicted on the doctrine of the Real Presence in the Anglican Com- m union. The Court ...

... TlHE C()N(L SION OF Tllb EQYAJ Vl Ybi 1.I 'rleh Pr'ince' aind Icineess of WAI..1;3 hiave j1151 ?? ?? it vigil, tile a :cone t of whicit will halvo boon ~'read w itit the kceeneost In LOIeit, for at Va'io'tv of reasons, li11 l eC lassecI of Fliglisilolnl. 1111 to-diity roturn totheir Iti coun1try I . :iI e at Sa 011116:1130'a, that tilley1 Inkl plich o lhristmais Hi that' n1luliner m1113 ...

... | 42fortion 0JnttlI~pen.I M. ABOUT AND THE GERMANS. T he XYlXe Si&de has commenced publishing a series of letters from M. About, in which he has promised to give an account of his arrest and imprisonment. The first letter is as follows:- It was not, as haii been stated, to settle some matters of husiness that I returned to Alsace on the 2nd of September, 1872. Oar affairs in this unhappy ...

... Tgnal A1 ebs. The Counters of Chesterfield has arrived at her residence in Hill-street frorn Bretby Park. The Earl and Countess of Hariington and the Ladies Stanhope are prolonging their stay at Cowes. Thle Earl of Carnairvon roturned to Uighelerc Castle, near Ishwbury, onl Saturday evening, from town. The Dowager Countess 0owpor and Lady Amaheal Cowper are passing the autumn at Wrest Park, ...

... WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20. Electoral Reform is a capital phrase by which to designate the basis of an agitation common to the uneasy people of town and country. ODGER, whose grievances are of urban growth, may, upon this question, shake Hhndds with ARCn, the rural derna- gogue and agricultural labourcr's professed friend; and both of them may extend the hand of friendship to Mr. J. C. Cox, ...

... I foal lttys. I I . I THE Lavx.-B gcommand pf the Queen a Levde wee held on Mondayat St.' James's Palace by hie Royal Highnees1 the tlnkeof Edinbur-gh, on behalf of her Majesty. Tl~efol-~ lowing, were amongst the presentations to the buke on be- -half'of the Queen :-Mr. Bristowe, M.P., on appointmont as :Que of her Majesty's counsel, by the Lord Chancellor; Col. GaiwIer, on appointment as ...

... I &-cdeiastial anO 1gflitsg . TED ATrAN1tseAN CAD29.-Lord Redesdale writes to the Timm :-14 I am sure that : express what almost all sincere Churcinten feel in hoping that those learned and pious men who have declared that they must secede from the Church in the event of the use of the Athanesian Creed being de- clared optional, will reconsider and withdraw their deter- minatiou. If the ...

... II The unknown person of many aliases who is now in Newgate on a charge of perjury has addressed a letter to the world asking for pecuniary assistance. The MancliCeter- Gvardian, commenting upon this most impudent appeal, says:- ?? common with our contemporaries in town and coun- try, we have received a lithographed circular, dated 'I New- gato gaol,'from the claimant in tho Tichborne case. ...

... farat t1bs. The Marquis of Hartington left town on Tuesday night to join her Majosty, and will accompany her as Minister in attendance during her continental tour. The Dundee Advertiser is authorised to state there is no foundation for the rumour that the Marquis of Bute is in treaty for the Wharncliffe estates. LOCAL PETITIONS.-In the House of Commons on Tues- day night Mr. Powvell presented ...

... - - ?? R. BRIGHT ON THE INCOME-TAX AND NATIONAL EXPENDITURE. The Right Hon. Mr. John Bright, M.P., was invited by the Conmittee Of the Birmingbam Anti Income-tax Aseflciationltoacoc~mpany thedeputation which is to wait noon the Chancellor of the Exchequer to urge the total uaolition of the above tax. It will be seen from the lowin letter addressed to the honorary secretary to the movement, ...

... THIE SALE OF INTOXICATING LJQUORS I ~~ON SUNDAYS. PUBLIO MEETING IN DERBY. A p1ublio meeting in conneetion with the Ceontirn Associa- t tiou for Stopping the sale of Intoxicating Liquors on Snn- days, was hold in tie Temporance Hail, on Friday oven-s iug, and wals very largely attended. Mr. F. LoNGDOX, who presided, said be agreed with the objects of t he society, but it Was not until yeers of ...