... ESTABtISHED FACTS AND NONCONFORMIST I I ~~FIGURES. I We bad occasion last session to remark upon a certain pettiness which has of late characterized Nonconformist attacks upon the Established Church. It is needless to say that the questions whether an Established Church is ail advantage or a disadvantage to a country, and whether, if it be an advantage, the Church actually established in ...

... Pwdirnu 6g vi Y GOGLEDD. Boren ddydd Llun, y 18fed cyfisol, agorwyd y ddarllesfa yn ffarlij yn y Wyddgrug, gan Mr. J. W. Jones, caderydd y Bwrdd Lleo'. Yi Ilys heddgeidwaid Caernarfon, ddydd Lluon, wythnos i'r diweddaf, dirwywyd 16 o bersonau i'r anrysiol symian a 193. a 17s. a'r costau, am feddw- dod. Dywed y Church7 Tiies'fofd ?? wadi g-,rfod can dau gapel (chapels of ease) i fyny, 0 Ilogid ...

... _ -, : d tI BANKING AND CURRENCY. .d Glaugow, 26th-November, 1872. tSm.,-I am' unwilling to Ignsore altogether' the strictures of your respected correspondents' Messrs ?? and Wm. Smith, but I feel that fully to) e expound and defend rny'own 'viewsi'wouJld require more space than you could be expected to concede it to me. I have only to say therefore, that were time and opportunity affordedcme ...

... WOMNEMY ?? ING AT . . I C W ssr-IL. td Last night, a public meeting in support of the A movement for securing an extension of politieal e privileges to women, was held in the Queen's Park rs ,.P. Church, Crosshill. There was a crowded l 'd attendance. The chair was odcupied by Mr John ,d t Athya. In his introductory remarks, The 0EAInMAN warmly maintained the justness e- of the movement, and ...

... H A YERFORD WEST. FUNERAL.The funeral of the only son of Mr. John Harvey, whose death has already been announced in our columns, took place yesterday, and was attended by the leading tradesmen and professional men in the town. Much sympathy is felt with Mr. Harvey's family on ac- count of the peculiarly distressing nature of their bereavement. WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE.—On Monday evening last the ...

... -hirLty idC.URATORS. Ahi adjourned general meeting of the Faculty of Procurators was held in the Library yesterday ?? Adam Paterson, the* Dean of th6 Faculty, in the chair. .EPOBT OF COMMITTEE ON BlILS. Tho Dean and Council and the Committee on Bills submitted a report to the meeting, bearing on matters to which they considered the attention of the'members of the Faculty ought- to be specially ...

... THE MI;jSTERItAL CRISIS. Versailles, November 25, Evoning. a A The report of M. Batbie, reporter of M. De o ;o Kerdrel's Coommittee on the proposal to reply by b ty an address to the Presideltial Message, puts for- a .d ward as the conclusion of the Committee's declara- a- tion that it is desirable that the ?? should t uorinsate as a mattes of rrgency a committee of s ih fifteen members, ...

... pawham I Y Fasnach Yd am yr wythnos ddiweddaf; MEWN canlyniad i'w tywydd ansefydlog a!, gafvryd yD yatod yr wythnos ddiweddaf, ui!, wnaed ond ychydig iawn o gynnydd gyda llafurio y ddaear. Teimlir anhawsder dirfawr i'w liafario yn awr; ac ofcir y bydd i'r tywydd snuffafriol presennol wneyd cryn rniwed i'n. rhago]vgon dyfodol, yn enwedig os dilynir efi yn ddisvmwth gan rew caled. Ond newidiai j ...

... ?? ?Ilfflligmm LBY ELCTRIa TELEGRAPH. FRANCE THREATENED WITH GERMAN RE-OCCUPATION. A Lombard telegam says that Count Arnim has infonned M. Thiers that the German Government matntains its right of re-occupying French territory should M. Thiers retire..Z FATAL SHIPWRECK. Tuesday. The last three persons left on board the Royal Adelaide, wrecked near Portland yesterday, were drowned, making a ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS. Correspondents are requested to write concisely and legibiv, on one side of the paper only. To ensure insertion, news should reach the office of this journal on the evening of the day on which the incidents occur. ...

... Conservatism in Derry has been too strong for the combined forces of the Government, the Roman Catholics, and Home Rule. Mr. PALLES, the Irish Attorney-General, has been thoroughly beaten by Mr. CHSARLES E. LEwIS, the Conservative candidate, notwithstanding that the Home Rule candidate, Mr. BIGGAR, when he found himself beaten, threw the weight of his influence into the Ministerial scale. The ...

... I h !t . !, I Ml ?? ?? - . ?? ?? t ^ t t t t t x DUBLIN: WEDNESDAY, NOV. 27, 1S72. Trp internal evidences of authority in the f solemn conmurnique which has just appeared ! in the Birwhiyham Post are very scant in- c deed. The only statement to which 1 Oar a Correspondent pledges his undoubted authority is that which foretells the disso- lutiun of Parliament next year. This im-C portant ...