... ARDWIOK AND ANCOATS DISPENSARY. The annual meeting of the Ardwiok and Ancoats Dis- pensary was held at the institution in Mill-street, An. coats, on Thursday, Mr. John Curtis in the ?? CHAIRMIAN expressed his regret that owing to the want of funds the committee had not yet been able to add an hospital to what had hitherto been simply a dispensary, but they looked forward to increased ...

... I ~ IPXRLIAMEWTI * 'Tle' LORD'CHICEw(LL~OE'ookhis iseaV at'fi~vo o'clock, and shortly after*wards announced that he pro. ;posedatq jfix, the,-seoon4- reading of the Supromo Court of Judicature Ameaidment 'Act for Moiiday the 1Ae of -'OHiURto PATRONAGE IN SCOTLAND. -The Duke of RICHMOND- introduced a bill for the aolition ?? in Scotland,wiok was ?? Lordships andxread a-first, timle. . o .! _: ...

... fg :i~hforSeedleywa.dinp lace I init: betv at t Wei 'ft. WiL slyI tielt etan tee, Eles bi Lib ten da3 ted iond :on. rds Wt w Aiv~d, Mt ulin I L'hyAdo tol5odufjh has been 0,'-'ectL r 0ddwtha Wedalesday,,tht 'P0l- tio is 0 con I 3, adlet0,°det~onte. t rhcotslY IlN .Brougm~hiiht, ~oan t R fi rc 60csrva vatve). Mr. Johnson, s o Rodwowasthe Liberae caui-ea soni. u whichwascontested ontext day, daI ...

... t3 is AMERICA i t oN* ' Yona, SUNDAY., Several hundred Kiowa, Nabronee,, and Comnanche Indians ha've attacked the Wiobia agenoy, Beaving prbvidusly s6tfie to the- pririe. General- Davison galaintly fought the.55ait5 anddispersedthem.r , . - . ?? WASHNGTON, 3ItONDAY! Mr. Bristow. Seqeetary to -the Treasury, has ordered the sale of gold to 'the amount of-. $3,000,000 during September. No ...

... THE DARBISRIanR '1QUESTS TO PWe.E A+~ ti, l -. Pf BCOL E At the Council meetin gn t°e I-, cently made by Mr Ces d k th tD tin 6atel dceasle bmdint.: xor 2iarlJ. Dsribljjr, were e')ore on, hir of3 added to the fund foroead a I of iI prdenee, and by its Ii O Lngth Ieder° Canital ?? of 1Oetoa to tbe stnes the College library by tae aeditiob , of e Or e permanent value, accord to of tionl , 1. ...

... t The schooner Greyhound, which arrived at San C Francisco on the 5th of November from Tahiti, brought as passengers Captain W. Freeman, of the Mogul, and t IS seamen from the crews of the Mogul and the Cen. c taur, two vessels destroyed at sea through the coal t on board taking fire. The Mogul left Liverpool as I long ago as the 23rd of April, and passed Cape Horn on r the 2ndof July; onthe ...

... ROYAL MIANCEEHS ITESTIT'L- It appears that during recent -eitS a arisen amongst some of the morer metropolitan artists that their 7r by the bhanging'1 or eelcctiO- c 13ai1 bhester with the consideration their Inc demanded, and that undue prefere ,flC i given to favoured individuala, or to eartis ductions were characteriis h In a gpea degree, by some technical or other sigtbev or sectarian ...

... [1;RATION OF MILK IN SALFORD. ?? Police Court, before Sir J. I. Mantell ;terman Leeming, on Thursday, Tom Berry, si retail milk dealer, Ellor-street, Pendle- lesed with having sold, as unadulterated, ,I reality had been adulterated with water. barrister, instructed by the Manchester ikE Dealers' Protection Society, of which member, appeared for the defence. Mr. nspectcr nuder the Adulteration ...

... LORD SELBORNEON EDUTCATION. OnWednesday afternoon Lord Selborne distrilibted the prizes to the successful candidates at the recent Oxford Local Examinations in the Manchester Centre. The ceremony took place in the Free-trade Hall, which wars well filled with the candidates andtheir teachers and friends. The Mayor of Manchester presided, and there were also on. the ?? Mancheater,Dean Cowie, ...

... I MA.NTCHESTER COUNTY I{C NS1NG The adjourned anuual lioensing meetingfor chester petty sessional ivisiial Of thecoil! place onWednesday, atid- C0UtYPthoe prti i ways. Mr. Thomas DiCk-iris - l tet Tre trate, and was supported y *r Fildes, and Mr. Peter Spence. OFFENCES DURn'1:i .I{e PAST a One licensed victualler and ni9inet the liq bad been convicted of ?? against the l t during the past ...

... LANCASHIRE AND CHESHIRE BAND OF HOPE I ~~~UNION. U 4S1 ?? The nineteenth half-yearly festival p rlioeeted by- the Lancas9hire and Cheshire Iland of E0p Union was held on Saturday afternoon, in the Free-trade Hall. Mr. Thomas Dale presided; and there was an audience of nearly 4,000 persons. The platform was occupiod by a choir of 3)0 young men and girls, the latter being plaeed in front, and ...

... TE; VATICA . DEOREES. ROME AND OXFORD. The Times publishes the subjoied'ecorreapoudence, whioh has a signiflcant bearing on the controversy raised'by Mr. Gladstone's pamphlet Birmingham,'Oot. 26, 1874. My Lord-'-One of my ions who has been a member of New College, Oxford for the last two years, and, having passed in honours at Moderations, was 'reading for honours in the final schools, has ...