... LIBERALISM IN YORKSMlE. G thoIO A GooRnIsroNDrIsr.) i HALIFAX, MYoDAY. N tc The late eleotion for the North-West Dlivisiont 'of Yorkshire has no doubt given an impetus to the Liberal cause in this portion of the county. That it caught many, asleep and some wavering, there is no use disputing; but tho residue were at their posts, as the loss of a sterling Libeial' candidate by only aioihs two ...

... Y I' NAAL AXDM'ILI.TA.Rl. - I . .~ . . , ~ _ . . . .. ?? WOOLWIbH, AuJuft 18. The funeral of Major Wolfe, Royal Arti]erys'. lt3 'Brigado-Major at the School of Gunnery Shoebury- hnes toa6 pladeat d oolwdih to-dny with full milita honurs . ?? 'Wood, commnmudantadnal the officers of the garrison, attended, besides ae considers able portion of the Staff from Shoeburyneess. The pall. bearers ...

... AN OFF? DAY WITH THE INVADERS. I , : (Bar rTnaGnA.) BLANDFORD, WzNrAsTsn NIexv. To-day hbs been one of rest in the FirstJiivision, 'vith the exception of a little of the new 'kirmish- ing drill in the morning. Nothing has been done since didiler, as it is considered that the force on Racecourse Down has fairly earned a half-holi- day, after its steady marohing and Japanese parade of yesterday. ...

... pistrid If I th ,th PARWICH. Ve NBw ClauaoH.-The foundation atone of the DeW ?? en 5e. church (which is being erected by T. W. Evasts ilf be laid by that gentleman on Thursday iext, the2§ninst. id. Should the weather prove favourable, the ceremony *il pp th a very interesting one. - le, OSMASTON. n- CoLoNIAL AND CONTINENTAL CHURcH SOCiETr,-The ad annual meeting of the Ashborne branch of this ...

... HOW THE SYMPATHY IS GOT UP. The public have been favoured with a peep behind the scenes of the sympathetic meetings which have been got up in various towns favoured by Mr. Thomas Castro, or the claimant. The summons recently granted egainst Mr. Onslow, M.P., and Mr. Whalley, M.P., at the instance of Mr. Anidjab, a cigar merchant in the Strand, for the recovery of a docu- ment alleged to ...

... TE1 AUTump MANTEUVRES, Mr. Iardwell, accompanied by Sir Henry Storks and Mr. lyno, M.P., paid a Visit to the pouthera camp, near Blaud- ford, on Siturdsy. They went first to the head-quarters camp it France Fsrnm; where they were received by Sir J. Milcel, the general in command, and his staff. Alter id- 8pecting the arringinmebts of the control department at head- quarters, they went to the ...

... SUCICDE FROM CLIFTON BUSFENSION BRIDGE.- On Thursday the coroner, Mr. Wasbrough, held an in- if uitry at the General Draper, Hotwelle, into the death of Ames Vinlon,'15 years of age, who ended his lifein a tragic manner on Tuesday last by flinging himself off the Clifton -uspension-bridge. The coroner, in opening the inquiry, i said the only thing the jury would have to consider was e the ...

... ded LINIaHCGOW HORTICULTURAL SOCaTY. - The autumn exhibition of flowers fruits, and vegetables gra-in connection with the Li&ithgow Horticultural aich Society, was held on Saturday in the Burgh School ery- Rooms. Considering the unfavourable season and the the late unpropitious weather, the show, as a whole, rate was exceedingly good, although perhaps not so any large as some of recent years. ...

... iHPI . 1XPLOS IO I 7A- Ti_.AD_8TOINWU &tLLS. - | cata~strophselizas-beeni submiutted torhe Insurance famse.a Corle y Dr Stevenson Macadam, of Edin- tksp bug ?? W. S. Mrqoneskne f pet ?? of gun structions rtceivsd lasgo 'wr9thArlgofthS1o72i gas an We hereby certi that, in accordance with in- , Te mittee oif the 'Fir&. Insurance Offices -interestedm insgr a the loss tid'damage. sustained in the ...

... THE IW.PS. DuMRTBONSHIRE.--r 31. unssell, oF Ms)Si.., Falkirk, and a friend shoA on Crowxvbk, cmii Castlecary Station, on the 12th, 20 brace of grouse and other game. Birds werci splendid eenditixc, but very wild. On Dumbreck and l)runlhant ;ir the above county, and on Meikle Cangisuc in Stirlingshire, Mr George Jbohn Cayley Smith bagged 15 brace grouse, 1 snipe, and 13 head. i around game. On ...

... A mama of the creditors of Meurn Glad- stanes A Co. wi probably be held in about ten days, Commo N MamT.-The markethas been very quiet, but rices are still without change. CzYvz (7 EmizD eatul MAE=.-The market closed with a flat tone as compared with last Saturday. Sugar above 41s was 3d cheaper, frvmi 38s to 41s about 6d lower, and inferior sorts 9io 2tos. WooLLds mm AN'GOLA Yaass.-Trade is ...

... BCCLESIASTIC4L CoLrUo.LL.-Ordination.-On Friday, the Ayr it Bresbyterv of Original Seceders met at Colmonell, for the ordination of Mr Benjamin Brown, proba- c tioner. The Rev. James Spence, Auchinleck, l commenced the proeeedinga of the day with the usual devotional exercises and sermon. The Rev.Ep John Sturrock, Stranraer, then stated the steps of V procedure, and put the questions of the ...