... MR. W. I. CALLENDER, M.P., ON THE DISESTABLISHMENT OF THE CHURCH. MATCaESTEt, TurzSDAY.--Last night a combined cooorsacioe of the St. Margaret'; St. -Mark's, St. Mary's, and St. Michael's Literary Improvement Societies vas held in the IInem Town HalL There was a large attendance of the members of the socie- ties alnd their friends. In the absence of Mr. Hugh Birley, M P., Mr. W. Romaine ...

... Hill,, 1l'6V,6BYTI;RlLUIT CRURCII. * ZLVA'iT 1',-iMsTflY. r;,. ?? agA thisq Prealbytery was h ft-> eta-c i s tctt Chu-ca ' oc-xn ?? eng;ogedl in, *iat 1Lt (Rtev. Ad~~m MItnr)rea ?? 'iohn vietic Previous n ?? sr ho ween r'ta~bo, to prot~eat an-y report, w-t ae not his knt. wished the Preeb)y. v.ou' ru- vzn? tidur pa so sran L.'r el ?? so fet the uti1 I nsrrnj r had& -feled Us~to'-IJ; n ...

... 4I .- 4\D 2F4L goDkLOUGrt i; 1; DUBLIN, WEDNESDAY. ' in th9 BMolesworth Hall v t oe Arahbishop of Dublin.I a:opted:- That we a -tercIt the reporr of what hasg - ;taneral Synod bo the re. -m1ic aLd we earnestly trust I I e. -n a work may be i ;;;^,r; 1^^,h>.Y sc~ Ball be nlo alter3- Ic nvrowtng of the comnpre- J ; eii.. Uiran, relie may bh 3 b +flaet conscienlUsS offended by I ~ d stlatemaolta ...

... 1. I 9, ht INW I (ESTABLISHFD ANYO 1737.) 1 BELFAST: THURSDAY, NOV. 5, 1874. NEoGO riots have occurred in Mobile. Two negroes were killed. A Shanghai telegram, dated Tueeday, states that, notwithstanding the more pacific tone of recent advices respecting the relations between China and Japan, the Formosa difficulty still remans unsettled. The police at Posen yesterday arrested a Roman Catholic ...

... CIUFRCH OF IRFELAND. Cj: OTs- Cu vci', Lrsun; .-THo aervicae ia C3n2 r.ftmon with thb' epsriing of th3 Nlo'holzon ?? Aisle ib this ?? worea continued on Suilda)y Sov. lst, when sermons, both in the )A'J!I.iDZ- and evenic& were preached by Rev. liur'l y lloson loi4 2dentified with Christ (''tch as its minister, rnd whose vluable exer* t. .± will not be easily forgotten by the congrega. tio^. ...

... er TTU COURT AT AI3AMORAL On Sunday, the Sacrament of the Lord'sl Supper was dispensed in CQrathie Church. In the forenoon, t the Rev. AA. Cavapbfll, parish minister, officiated, Lt and preaihsd an eloquent sermon from Istish lv. 1. d At the cancltsloan of. the forenoona service, her Majesty, accompsniod by Princess Beatriea and the e ladies. in 3waiting, descended ?? the Royal pew to the pew ...

... L& R ARYTER GIS 1 IO a THE AMERICAN ELECTIONS. I NEw YORK, WaDrsSDAY.-In New York State w Mr. Tilden Democrat has been elected Governor; and Messrs. Dorsheimer, Thayer, oagenuer, and di Miller, also Democrats, have been elected to the I respective posts of Lieutenant-Governor, Canal I C Comsinr, Inspector of S3tst Prisons, and T Judge of the Court of Appeal. Mr. W. HL Wick- ham, Taimany ...

... TaIs wonderfully gifted concert singer being about - to viait Dablin and Belfast, a short account of her birth and parentatge will be interesting to our readers:- Carlotta Patti is the elder of the two sisters now enjoying world-wide fame. She is not only like Adelina, an Italian by race, but by birth; if, there- fore, there be anything in the notion so commonly expressed that the very air of ...

... CORRMPONOENCR THE WATER GOMMISSIONERS AND MR, ROBERT CARLIJLE'S LATE APPOINT- 1 MENT., TO THE EDITOR O THE BEU'AS NEWS LETTER. Sig-with respect to a letter which appeared In your issue of the 3rd inat, purporting to explain Mr. Carlile's appointment as general manager of the Water Board, the statements contained in that letter are at uch variance with the truth that I hope you will allow me a ...

... me EA ARM Y. Lieut. -Col. the Hon. H. C. Addington, 100th Re- giment, returned to Mullingar on Monday last, from Longford, where he had been on dity as president of a district court-martial. Lieut.-Col. Puget bas been granted an extension ot leave, peoding his retirement from the Sth Royal Irish HaRsers being gazetted. Lieut.-Col. Hales Willkie, 29th Regiment, rejoins At Island Bridge Barracks ...

... (FROM OUi LADY CORRESPONDENT.] LonoDo, CcToBro 31. Tees prettiest sight to be seen in all London this week is the show of the ?? in the Tcruple Gardcna, Onco a ycar the Benchera have a little Riower show of their own, to which they in. vite the public by throwing open the gate of their grounds and letting whao pleases enter iT. This Is I their fifth seasoa, and connoisseurs are unanimous |in ...