... THE LORD MAYOR9 BANQUErTi. [OSG1e2IAL TBLXYUAM J LowDO;, M5ONDAY. Taz customary banquet to inaugurate the com mencement of the tight Pon, D~avii Stone's yeardf offioe was celebrated with unusual ruaguifloence in thuo Gulllhu TicsLord M.ayor received his gue~sts, who numbered nearly SO), in the Library; but the baiquet !tielf was bhld in the Ancient Hall, gu3rded by Gog and Mragog. Hig Royal ...

... TME PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. PR$BYTT5LEY or Dows,-The usual quarterly mueeting of the Freebytery of Down was held on Tuesday in the Proabyterian Chirch, Crosegar- the Rev, George H. Shanks, Moderator, presiding. The Court having baen constituted by prayer, Mr. Eiijah M'Mordie delivered an essay, on trisl, on Toe inspiration of the Scriptures, which w5s sustained. It was reported that the ...

... NURSES ROME AND TRAINING SCHOOL TnE Quiarterly meeting of the above institution was helId yesterday, Nov. 9th-the Lord Bishop of T Idowy acid CoaN_,eR in the chair. The minutes of K Ithe last general meeting having beeon read and con- T firmed, The How,,. SacnrrAnr read the followiDng report, la 'which wes unianimously adopted:- . In presenting the third annual report of the Nurses A if ms ...

... file m PtIfast Rtw5-xdta- (ESTABLISHED ATNO 1737.) Of emi poy BELFAST: and THURSDAY, NOV. 12, 1874. 1th ide. ACCORDING to a telegram from Cawnpore, the la Parsee witness says the Gwalior prisoner is not Nana Sahib. The witness, it is atated, was well C' acquainted with the Nana. doi The steamer Queen Anne (Butler, master), on ii entering Villetta Harbour, Mltas, on Toesday up afternoon, cut ...

... LOoND.}ON CORRESPONDENCRE. IFROM OUR COERFSPONDENT.I TJ he; LoNnOV, SATUPDAY. Idh TaE new clvio king is a Consarvative. lie is the th secand gentleman of that political colour who has fir been elected since 1ed7-the other being Sir John Sills Gibbona-and it is pleasant to think that he WI accedes to this honourable c flice daring the reign of a Conservati'o Administration. Alderman If. Stone ( ...

... - , ~! ' , .A (C i - T - A * Y. A EII(: :: R l1 IJZLI.TN, FlR1oAr. , a c bve appoi:.ted to ~.: Ato a 2-E Jo5cph Atlzinron, of Summer ' .!h:. l;-C, Jufha Treden-nick, of * ai(;: have beun appointed to ,d 0ollok, Esq, of Lis. *:Z !} c^orkilchard Perott, E&q ; Richard ;,,5 ,, or' ~Lakoview, Blackrock, CoGk. ...

... TEE BIBLE SOCIETY. le Tax annual meeting of the Bell sat Auriliary to the l Hibernian, Britteh, and Foraign Bible Societies was held yesterday at the Society's RoomS, Donegall 4quare East, Bdlfaot. The chair was occupied by ght JAMES N. RicIR~DsoN, Esq., of Iasue, President ,ith of the Auxiliary. at The meeting having been constituted, The Rev. WILLIxe JO3STOcY, one of the hon. secretaries, ...

... THE following is the text of the new canon against fo Ritualism adopted on the 27th of October, after a ra long debate, by the General Convention of the ti Protestant Episcopal Church of the United States: m - Resolved (the House of Bishops concurring), fe t'at the following additional seotion be added to se Canon 20, Title 1, ' Of the use of the Book of Com- w moo Prayer.' Seo. 2.-1 Ii any ...

... LECTURE IN THE LADIES'.COLLEQIATE SCHOOL YarrTRDnLy evening, at eight o'clock, a lecture was delivered In the common hall of the Ladies' Colle. giate School (Mrs. Byers') by the Rev. S. Andrews, Portadown. There was a large attendance of ladies and gentlemen. J. P. Corry, Esq, M.P., presided. The Cisnomurc, in opening the proceedings, said that if they were to keep their position in the race ...

... , (SPEOIAL & ORDINATIY TELEGRAMS.] f dEn REP.ERREST OF COUNT ARNIM, BERsc, THURSDAY EV;LNISG.-Count Harry!, Arnim was again arrested this afternoon and con- a veyed to the Berlin Police Station. i C BEaLIN, Taausnn4DA.-Aooording to the Boersn ! Zeitung Cornt A&rnimn received the day before yes terday . copy of the indictment, which brings for- E wNrd as the only charge gainst him the fact of ...

... ATE ST NEWS I - [SPECAL 5c ORDIN Y TELEGRARS-.] -:..:-..-.I 5AA SAAME The 'inei errespondent telegraphing from Cawpore. on Saturday, says 'the Gaiot proner wts mWtyclare crowds of natives and Earopeaz, a and 's &sa t0sissmomentIn awnpO& . Eyevything had beed kept maste seret, but the road was lined a( by natives. Anoffcial letter from Morar to Agra i -ia been t open, hea, prione? wsr ...

... -HE A NNUAL nXANwATION. [Fp O M O U L r. E P O R T e F- LCRGAN.WED5'SDAY. Ter annual examination In the Model School was held this day, under very favourable circumstancet There was a very large attendanoc of the parents and friends of the pupils, and of the general public. The examination commenced at eleven o'clock, and was conducted by Mr. Greer, the respected head teacher, with the aid of ...