... . 'LLEs AND TIlE vs .V. - 'att'l, ?? e 'no L'onb ALGi, which Ut , > ;,fl oe ;iaturday e~ntempo- :f:e'i';'titi in the Fr-En(-' ew's . A td;i.al -ulltrn's pastoral attaching m -a Swit ke, as soec-lating tra- Scf,, to the ?? aud sound f ig. lflu oti e.-v.s a a itiorly re. cc .xU . t r:'! C:u. 7 no SiW says:- at ' i F Ai 1i LLAY ! c0 s .S rcgct 56 otoice indicratioes of an ?? . n I t;x t e of ...

... 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 ...

... NURSES ROME AND TRAINING SCHOOL TnE Quiarterly meeting of the above institution was ?? 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 ?? report, la 'which wes unianimously adopted:- . In presenting the third annual report of the Nurses A if ms arid Traildjig ...

... 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 ( ...

... COLONEL BAKER RUSSELL. CB, of the 13th Hue- sars, who served on the Gold Coast, is in command of the troops proceeding to India in the troopship Lieutenant - Colonel Gossett, of the Royal En.gineers, has ?? in Dublin and entered upon his duties. M'ij r Garnier is permitted to remain on sick leave of absence in Ergland until the deci- sion of the Commander-in Chief is known respect- icg ?? ...

... DR. MANNIFG AND MR, GLADSTONE. ArBcuBTSsor MANNING has addressed a letter to the London j lurnals, of which the following is a copy:- IIThe gravity of the subiject on which I address you, affecting, as it must, every Catholic in the British Empire, will, I hope, obtein from your courtesy the publication of this letter. This morn. iug I received a copy of a pamphlet, entitled, 'The Vatican ...

... LATEST 'NEWS. ESPECIAL & OflDINA.RY TEiJGWRAMS.1 sari SPAINT-THE SIEGE OF lRTYN-DEMAND THANT DON CJARLOS SHOULID 80, IN.- 1 oADco, MoNAY.x-An cfficisi dcsp te 013 po anoathat Dloa CLoe has arrived at Htnda)el, oph with hissclY 'ls_,nihGvrment has deI o IMandd that be shoulddhe interned by the French 1ail aI athoriites. The C-irrlkts have -nuandonei the siegecof Irun.Thlepbentrosav 005 fully ...

... Mt .pifast (ESTABLISHED ANNO 17,37.) BELFAST: E TUESDAY, NOV. 10, 1874. to al THE Spanish news is somnewhat conflicting this w morning. According to an official despatch from th Madrid, the Carlists have raised the siege of . Irun on the Frennh frontier. A telegram from is Paris states, on the contrary, that Bo far from th raising the siege, the Carlists have recommenced s the bombardment of ...

... LAYING THE FOUNflATiON t 3 Ql THR KNOCK PiES3BTE8MA'T UtUiH. Tim iaeremony of layingthe foundatiom atone of the Knock Presbyterian Church was performed by Sir Thomas M'Clure, Bart.. yesterday, at half-prat oneI o'clock, in the n. eoeneco C- a large ?? ciI ladles and gentlemen. The Rev. Mr. MARTINT, Moderator of the Belfast Prcsbytery, presideda. Amongst thosepresent were ?? Thomas M 'Cllaiea, ...

... COURT AND FASHIONt. .THE COURT. BAzmORAL, NovmscecR 6.-The Queen and Prin. eess Beatrice went out in the morning, and her Majesty drove out in the afternoon, attended by the Countess of Erroll and the Marchioness of Ely. The Duke of Richmond and Sir J. and Lady Clarke have arrived on a visit at the Castle. Lady Clancarty has left Kingetown, f6r England, Lord Digby has left Kingatown, for ...