... DISESTABLISHMENT AND DISENDOW- - I MENT. . -Disendowment and disestablishment were discussed at the conference'of the Liberation Society held at Manchester on WeLnesday last. The tone of the discussion was anti- quated; and was justified by what was rather than what is. But the line of -argma'ent adopted by Mr. Miall was nxot many weks' old. It was derived ?? the recent experiences of Mr. ...

... I THE QUEEN A NDNY A7'- an Q-Inat +1.E --sl I- -e - I .n znuniay the usual half-yearly serv Of Sacrament of the Lord's sup ceef Crathsie church. Her M3fajesetyte Wa nplend in and the ladies and gentleme' Princ Beatetice were present. In the Ao the le minister of the parish preached auinstA, SeePhSI, from. the words in Isaa- 0 etiveeer t]irstcth, come ye to the ?? 'At t oe tbat discourse her ...

... EPITOME OF FOREIGN iDGRA THE editor ot the Daoevi?.4 kte. NLW organ of North Schleswig, has ?? & lficial DaoI says) been condemned to a month's is, gr4 a press offence. P lniet fc LADY D. HUDDLESTONE, sister of t Albans, and wife of the Conservati .te Drike of S wich, has been robbed of all her jewert i Or Nor in hilan. It included her splendid wedi08 a A Standard telegramc from Vienna tt ts. ...

... rPnESENTATION OF TILE 3OnD MAYOR ZLECT2.s, , Mr. Alderman Stone, the Lord Mayor elect, was on Monday formally presf nted to the Lord Chancellor, at his lordship's residence in South Kensirgton, having been previously accompanied thither from Quildhall by the aldermen and sheriffs, the under sheriffs, and the chief officers of the corporation. Sir TtorAS COrAMBERS, the Common Serjeant, ad. ...

... THE GARDEN.-By Mn. WiLuAm EARLEy. SEASONABLE GARDENING FOR THE WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 14. The chief anxiety in regard to all' plants or cool plant structures, pits} and other make-shift contrivances, wherein tender icnds of plants are wintered, 'ill now, and for the next month or two, be to maintain them secure and intact against damp and its consequent dying or damping (rotting) off ...

... COUrNTY COUnTS. The popular appreciation (Says the 'e'e'lc ,rah) of these tribunals is unmistakably proved by the number of cases entered before them. Thef ?? transacted far exceeds that of a 1 the superior courts of common law, whether estimated by the numberof causes or the aggregate aiuonnt of money recovered. The anneal sittings of the ceunty courts are more than 8,000, and at each sitting ...

... POREIGN CONXETIIXTON WITH BRITISH maAxuFAcTun5,s, t The quarterly meeting of the Manobester Chamber ot Commerce was held on Monday; Mr. Richatd Johnson, the prsdent of the chamber, in the chair. The mrsiin portion Of the chairman's address, however. was devoted to a Beumnary of the state of the commnercial fand manufacturing interests of the country as affected by foreig competition. Ile hal( ...

... TO THE EtDITOR OF REYNOLDS'a NEtWSPAPER- SGR,-It is altogether a healthy sign to find that peers are endeavouring to find out a reason for their existence. Nobody has been able to find a reason yet. If the truth is to be told, it is that the peerage, like TopBy, has s growed. Mr. Disraeli, in his novels, has given the most candid account of the origin and progress of the peer- age. There ...

... Sl.:T OBNOXIOUS TAhDE UNION. 'O T'Hi TI)TOR OF NFEWN(3t,1S itWSPAPER. Sl', -I'here are good turd bad trades' uniolls. !11~t Siie Salile as there are goud ant lrd l ft all .,A il es, of ,)Iel :111,1 ;11 l trli ...

... 1UR DAILY CONTEMPORARIMS. tl1E M1IDLAND RAILWAY OIiANGRS.-Y0ne ?? affi-ins that the whtle thing will amount to this that fires wi'l be sn stantialiy unchanged on the Midland line, that the first, socond, and third classes will he just as disminct rse they always have been, and that the comfort of the travelling pnblic will be better provided for than ever. It is a pity, perhaps, that the ...

... I THE DEMOCRATS IN AMERrrA The Democrats have been triu A.lj1l u the recent American electionsetrjumh beyond the expectations of the most tranuph. of the party. They are masters in E311 and of the state of New York. and have stemmed the tide of Repiblica trh in Massaohusetts, turning GeQera R of the House of Representative5 at ington. In short, it may be said that political turnabout is as ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENO& The Bonapartist Septennist, M. Delisse-Engrana, has been elected on the ballotage in the Pas-de Calais by 81,460 against 74,181 given to M. Brasme. This majority of 10,000 is attributable to the fact that the greater part of the 17,000 Legitimists, whose candidate retired after the first ballot, voted oat of hatred of Republicanism for M. Delisso Eagrand, who was supported ...