... PATRONAGE IN THE CHURCH OF - |SCOTLAND. I .1 , I . I - Whether for good or evil, it has of late years become so much the custom for the patrons of livings in the Church of Scotland to hand over their right of presentation to the congregations, that the change produced by the Duke of RICHMOND'S Bill, should it become law, will, to a very large extent, be rather theoretical than practical. As a ...

... DISTRIC INAELLIGEN / b ?? 1 . a; , , . oHRD .non oji'WDEIo.Z ~the biorough police-. a court, yesterday (beforq Si.'R.50, Jones and AIr. t: W. Bushell), F a aAkF ?? ?? wasocharged' b wvith iaeglectiig to,, ?? tihe~ ship Royal Visitor, of p Liverpool, after 5ofln fiaticles for the same., De' feiidahti a 'wis Smnanded' unitil Wednesday; for the' production ?? regist'eti r ;^ i; ' . 4 * ST14LINGi' ...

... TJLE COUNTY FRANCHISE. Mr. ]PISRARLI seems to have been in his , happiest vein in dealing with Mr. Tiru4' o VELYAN?'S Bill yesterday, and the arguments he advanced in favour of postponing the dis- cussion of the question of 6xtending houses hold suffrage to the counties will command- general approvaL No one 'except, peihaps, Mr. GWIDEGATI, would-be disposed to deny that Mr. TitE LYA:K'AS ...

... THE VISIT, OF THE - i 'CZAR I ACCIDENT TO THE IMPERIAL YACHT. DISAPPONTM9NT-AT GRANESEND. ARRIVAL OF THE. EMPEROR AT *DOVER. DEPARTURE FOR WINDSOR. The Emperor of Rugsia. eimbirked ?? at. 10 o'clock on Tuesday night for England on board the Imperial yacht. On leaving the port, however, the yacht ran aground, and the Car's. arrival ('which was to have taken place about noon on Wednesday) was ...

... CORPOBLATE LICENSED VICTUAL- | ~LONG. The fact that Sir ROBERT ANSTRU'ZHER'S Spirituous Licences Bill applies only to Scot- land is'not the only reason why its second reading, which was assented to on Wednesday, should not excite very much, public attention, except, perhaps, in North Britain itself, where the popular mind is peculiarly alive to the importance of: discussions affecting theology ...

... EDUCATION IN THEIPARISH OF .-LIANPAF - i -T yt J. _r 1_1t]_zI s A'L - A- - es- Wheen last'week the advocates for the eB- v ed ta~bliihieiit of a ?? o ?? oard for the.* a rn parishes of Llandaff ~,A Qaer~au,' made a a ier public appeal to the inhabitants of the di- C he trict ?? their proj cti: and.- met, with, 'I 1se a refusal at the hands of. a very considerable o )ly ?? iL- majority, it ? ...

... DAVID DAVIES'S 'MAIDRN ORATION.P The G Callery Correspondont of the liiverpsof kly paper) gives the following graphic description of Mr. David Davies'a (the member for the Oardigan 0Boroughs) milderi oration in the House of Commons :- In the mnul- titude of speeches which followed that of ir. Glad. stone in the Commons, on Thursday, there ws& little worthy of notice, except Mr. Gosohen'3 ...

... I LI .e An action (Harris v. Obristopherson) was brought a in. the Court of Common Pleas yesterday to recover I. damages for a breach of promise of marriage. The d defendant did not deny the promise, but pleaded d that the promise had been virtually rescinded, and a that the defendant had been exonerated from the - performance of it. a Mr. Torr, Q.C., and Mr. S. Well appeared for the s ...

... The Idler. in the lour, writes --The some- e what aggressive shape of ~r. Fiarnivall's proposals s and reprisals seems to have put Mr. Collier upon his mettle, and we have been favoured with the s Bight of the first portion of a volume which he is printing for private circulation. entitled, Trilogy; Conversations between Three Friends on the Emnen- s dations of Shakespeare's Text contained ...

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