... I oI Yt AL4 ,OBRAPHICAL 0 ; 1 ^ h '~!inteL' iession for 1874-70 of the biovy 'aociety Wsvm eosimbssced yeeterday evening ini tltb t1aentk of thiiX Iiondlon~sivetsity, vvhen the chair wael. ?? the Pi ?? ja*G e~sral Sir E. ?? 53*E£f .C.B. Among tlte 6isitors were his Royall ligbnW, the Duke of Edinburghfihis Imperial Highnesstthe Ozarewitch, - Count Benst, Beron Hoethild:'the- llef'T op 'GP . ...

... I - - ?? Yesterday a deputatiois on the subject of tho sueply of gas to tho metropolis waited upon Sir Oa Adderley, at the Board of Trade. Tihe right hon. gen.4 tleman was accompanied by Mr. Bentiack and Mr Farrar. The deptatiou was introduced by 3r. J. Bcal and included Mr. J. S. Storr1S Mr. Mackillop, Mr. Taborp1 Mr. Booth, and Mr. P. Philimps. Mr.1 BEAIsa~idthatthe object of the visit ...

... R=UOUGnI =cUTR S AGENC.) ARRESTS IN SOUTHERN ITALY. NAPLES, NOV. 18. Sixty Cammoiristi were arrested yoesterday. It il stated that the Government has determined to conalne to a certain locality all persons suspected of belonging to the to the Maeia Association in Sicily. THE BANK OF PRANCE. I PARIS, Nov. 10. The return of the Bank of France for the week ending to-day shows the following ...

... THE )ROVECOIMISNOF OF'E BLE AND DUC.1SS OF EDINI IItGI After three disappointmeents the iihabitants of' .bfQrd were yesterday able to offer therr lonljse- i V'lcop to the uke and o otterarrival at that little tsn~ws ?? at EastwelPr.Te- 5cseynmeng p ermi tted 'of the brief esto eean brttthid andthouncertaintywhich formerdisap- *ititments created were held no eneuse: fox r hal- rteodness, The ...

... FROM LAS YfIqH'S G49.TW. (TO SunTAENDs4TArr BE D9Q5OQUIRtE.) BENNETT, TiIoUAs ]TAoI.D, and FaR4DEJ5Zcr 11INNETT, St. George's-road, Southwark, and elsewhere, machinists, Nov, 26, a~t 19, (rOUTaaENDUR AT TUAIU nFSPEOTIVE DISTRICT COURTs.) 3MAsrrxn, WILLIAM HAcaII, Bradford, woolstapler, Nov. e4, at 9. MAUIBER, WILLIAM D4)AxL, Ivevrtape pol shpiro, 09veosgrs, Nov. 25, at t.L TixusenoN, I.. Ind ...

... I GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS. (TvenoUGH nHE'S AGENCY.) THE GERMAN PARLIAMENT. BERLIN, Ocr. 31. In to-day's sitting of the Reichstag, 211 members being present, Herr Von corkenbock was almost unanimousl' elected President. Biaon Scheak von Stauffenberg, Ba- varinn National Liberal, was elected first Vice-President by 144 votes; and Dr. Haenei (Progressist), second Vice- President, by 153 votes. THE ...

... mE PRINTCE FRTN ORI~ESS ' 0'T WALES IN WARWIOXSIIIRE. (Om own s X ?? coOsPoNDT)I RAMPTONX-NMARDEN, MONDAY NIorT. i At twenty minutes to six this evening the I prjnce and Princess of Wales arrived here, eth ,55tefor Packington Park. Their Royal High- ,eSses travelled from London to Rugby by the I ,rdiliary train. At the latter town a special train, gidcr the personal direction of M1r. Sutton, ...

... I CONo4ORATION OF. A' INEW 0U171dgAT li~ - K,.. II.ENMNGTON. I Afk- The church of st. Johu. - the Divi~ne, w~lh is situated in Vsll-road neisr Cauber~w Now roadt Fpa con e0rateon a, zsbturd se Ita B sho6p 'of nbbs inthe Churh pparently toserOve., Ofi atter of what, ini itheir view, church archi tuteisliudI Se and as8 ten osple. of . the . mode iii *hiehi z''t.yi 'thuWl, the ,xsrvicei o tlep ...

... I : V TO. IR'NfA! ITO RO-f-AL-TISIT TO BIRMRINGA~f I ,u toow SPtEOAL 0aor1ZOPONDiM..) 'PIRMINGUAl![, TJu=so iXciW. Whether the day would be fine ot :-not *vas of course a prime factor in the estippte BirmJingham proiided in.advance of the' probasble siciess of the visit of the Prince and Princess. To-day has' beqn gloriously fine, bright, brisk, sunny autumn weather, and the nleasure of ...

... .DEAN SI[ALEY. ON CATHOLIC E ' REE.6s I I - - , .I Dean Stanley has contributed a preface tp 5 t, volume of letters, 'fragments, and discourses by Father Hyaointhe,w vwich have beep, translated by .3 Madame Hyacinthe-Loyson, and publisliea by t Itiesgrs. Macmillan and Co. ulder the title of Cathelio Reform. .Anid the controversies' which exist in England just now it is this preface l ...

... T~be' '30a la' okuz TiEATRE ROYA, COVENT GARDEN. PNOMEW A LE CONCERTS. Under the dfraetlnn of Messrs. ?? and S. Gatti. Tare. lEvesrco, at S, Madsaue SrmiuQ, Madame Alvsleben, Mr. W~iltord Morgan, . Pearson, Mt. Lughes, 3Mr. Young, and Mr. J. Levy. ?? Orchestra and Chorus. Conductor, 3!. Herv6. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Sole Lessee and Manager I' B Chatterton. Terre EVerrNO at 0.45. NOBOWOY IN ...

... ITHEIRE ?? O T~n IRH ULThAXONTANES AND I ~~~LOR~D ACTON. The Dablin Evenfig Post, a Roian Catholid organ, under the heading of An Obsolete Cry, thus refers to Mr Gladstone's recent pamphlet on the subject of the Vatican Decreos Dr. Dbllinger, Mr. Gladstone, alas! and Lord Acton have acted in concert in the assault on Catholicity in Lon. don, believed to be the centre of religious freedom, ...