... IN CREASE OF RAILW.Y FALARES. The following is the notice by which the directors of 1 the Souith-Eastern Railway Company announce thc increase in the third class fares on their lines Dr-T-ITu oonsequence of a -r declnt sion iu tc Court of Excuhequer, lthereby railway coumpanies are compelled to pay duty on all third-cflssstraffic by trains not stopping atevery station, the directoss have no ...

... LIBE-RATION CONFERENCE AT MANCHESTER. (FRosM o- orv MrTocTEl5S-.) In connection with the Society for the Liberation of Religion -from State Patronage and Control, an influential and important Conference was held yesterday in the Memorial Hall, Albert-square, Manchester. Mr. Hue's MASoN presided, and amongst the gentlemen present were the HIon. Lyulpl. Stanley, Mr. H. Richard, M.P., of MIerthyr ...

... TGfi~ENAL FOREIGN NEWS.| (Izumac's TISLnGiu.) SPAIN. LADRID, Tuaesday.-Senor Segasta, Minister of the Interior, has issued a circular to the Governors of the Provinces, ordering them to prosecute disturbers of public order without regard to any party distinctions. THE GERMAN BUDGET. DEFisu, Tuesday.-The Financial Bill of the Ger- man Empire for the year 1875 has been submitted to the Reiehstag ...

... (Fnoa mi ?? REPoRTEr.) A very large and enthusiastic public meeting on the subject of Disestablishment was held last night in thet Free Trade Hall , Manchester, in connection 'with the Conference held during the day, under, the auspices of the Liberation Society. Mr. Hxxav Lust presided, and not less than 4,000 persons were present, the large hall being crowded in every part. Amongst the ...

... Act Anti ijaa~,tt. FRIDAY, 'NOVMBER G. tS,4.. I _ _ A WORD IN SEASON, WHILE Air. GRANT-DuFF, AI.1, laughiing at the gloomy warnings of (.c f rocksahead which threaten our COlO,, TCi.iyk macy and the destruction of our. in an i,. system at no distant day, we receive anl tion oil this subject from a quarter . ii 1 o t to command attention and awaken I e euanriy to the dangers to which our indust ...

... rfa; ROYAL VISIT TO WARrW1OKSHI'P* (SrrECIAL T'Efronn-x) Thoir Poyal llivhil'sse5 the ?? and Prirlces of ralt a trrived at Flanipion-iri.Airdeii stationi, ci rti'iefor i-C -ot thle Earl or Aylesef'od, shortly before Six ,, I itevel'init. Ti:e Earl of Aylesfordl atli ClOlHwi ;,2 ,ii qrs ?? ?? Fo-;!o pt'trv at the station, ?? I'c- to pa'.rd themn to Palciini't,''nHall. I t a jtltiei iCC o3 t7!, ...

... 18'ri Whi81 TLIS UALF-YEAR. Th4 87 ota Same . or M2ileage. 164 83 -ye 1-73 Dee, hI Belregt & N. Coantioo 2002 3067 - - 10 132 s Birecon and M.erthyr. '~10694 1345 -- - - 61 81 ?? .. C 5(0 52122, 103011 10718114 3270 8 151, I1 Caledosian ?? i 805 63 725 r44908 7~,.Fos 104022737 725 Cambriain ?? 825 1851) 7(1070 72&0 4170 178' 178 Coctrermn'th,hL,& Peni. '105 65.12 Ilo 175u7 d9 40 3Ii 8 I ...

... THE NATIVES AND NANA SAHIBI. By fair the best argumeont for supposing that the person surrendered by Scindialli is the Nane, isthat Soindiah surrendered hIm. Itis not a conclusive ?? may have been deceived, or ma ybep i t British Government in h oeo eoeigtefrrs of Gwalior, but neverteesi savr togoe native of Scindiab's rank wo of the princely castseh he isl o i rtcif unless he had sorething to ...

... THE 1RAILWAY COMIS6-SION. Sir F. Peelc Mr. Macnamnara, and Mr. Price, the RaBl- way Commissioners, yesterday heard the case of tho 3ale and Dolgelly Railway Company v. the Cambrian Railway Company. Mr. WinnTr, who appeared for the applicants, stated that the case came before the Commissioners in the form of an application to them to settle, under the Act of the session of 1873. certain ...

... THE THREE CHO(IRS FE STIVAL. The following is the answer returned by the Dean and Chapter to the sesolutions passed at the meeting of the Stewards of the Triennial Restival on October 24:- Without at present entering on the various points raised in that document, they desire to call special atten- tion to the Becond resolution, in which they observe, wvith much surprise and regret, that the ...

... THLIE LONDON CONGREGATIONAL UNION. The second annual meeting of the above-named Union was held yesterday in Weigh House Chapel, Fish Street- hill, the Rev. Exsny ALLoX, D.D., presiding. It had boon announced that an important resolution would be submitted to the meeting, pledging the Union to engage in some practical work. There was a very large attend- anoe of delegates, the body of the ...

... /OlxLIEY WOCRIMMG A[ R''7S CONElBl'AT I'VE I i S.SO CIATION. n Isat o9'enhiiiy the ilai~igllrlil baniqupet of the IMorley r,(116i 'wt's ConftvsivelV Assovtiatim wi 9'O held ilk P ithont Schoolroom, Victorlc-road& Morley. Th-eiewe'e Dazxozr, ih'esidoiit of 'tice A rnoejatioll anti utujleotitt IlbltOS loresslit were thle Jlyn of Datrirsoth, Mrll. W. S. f`icit- JlinoP0 ,cu ?? riStqrky, M.P., LIZ, ...