... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Owing to the nunmber of letters received it is impossible to give the answers In the current week We cannot uudertakl to return 25S5. or to send answers by post. ATcalEsoN.-A postage stamp attached to a receipt is use- less. The penalty for giving a rtceipt on unstamped paper can only be sued for by the &omisoners of Inland Revenue. Pnoxonit~oimn.-Yes; yoll would be liable for oxexo citing ...

... LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWSPAPER. I Birmingham has long enjoyed a reputatiob as the capital of English Radicalism.- It has been called the Lyons of England. The townsfolk of Ironopolis are sharp of tongue and of sturdy, and uncompromising spirit. It is very much the custom among them to call *a spade a'spade, and to dub the faults of fools but folly. It was expected therefore, that when the ...

... _ THE PIUBLIC HEALTH. - - | From the Registrar-General's return we learn that luring the week ending October 31 5,504 births and 3,627 deathe-were registered in London and 20 other large towns of the United Kingdom. The natural increase of population was 1,877. The mostality from all causes was at the average rate of 25 deaths almualy in every I,000 persons living. The annual death-rate was 20 ...

... . .. WASnMOTON, November 2.-According to the usual monthly statement of the Secretary of the Treasury the public debt of the United States was decreased duringthe month of Octoberby681,000dols. NEW YoRK, November 2.-Notwithstarding the contradiction which appears in the London papers to-day, the existence of scarcity in South-Western Nebraska is oonfirmned by an appeal made on behalf of the ...

... I The executive committee appointed to receive funds and disburse the same amongst the sufferers from the recent gunpowder explosion in the Regent's canal have just voted a large sum of money for dis- tribution, and during the whole of 3Monday Colonel H. A. Trevelyan and the Rev. Dr. Cappelwere busily engaged as the distributors. The distributors have in all cases been preceded by the ...

... -= LoRD yoR: DAY, nvmified d next will see the recurrence, in a imunut. or tbat yearly pageant which has survived 'j that wasl real in civic stateliness and grandeur. gor msore than three decades there has been a signi- Irut waveinag in the observance of those old forms bend eymolisms which were, till near upon the he of the present century, an integral part of 'g(1dfiayor's show. The ...

... - THE LIBERATION CONFERENCF. On Wednesday a conf erenc in connectin with th3 Soviety for the Liberation of Pieligion from Stato patronage and control was opened in thie Memorial hall, Manchester. Mr. Hugh Mason presided. The Chairman said they did not desire to destroy the Episcopal church of this country, but wished to purify and strengthen that church by, liberating it from the fetters of ...