... GgNERAL FOREIQN NEWS. I , . (TMWlOU Ts~g 's5 GENOZ.) GERMAN NEWS. IBERBLIN, Nov. 11, The semi-offical Provincial Gotsrespoindenc of to.day states that the negotiations between France and Ger- many, in reference to the boundaries of the frontier dioceses, have now come to a eat:sfactory conclusion. It dwells upon the fact that the Freuch Governmoent throughout the negotiations has shown itself, ...

... I PU.BLIC. NEN ON PUBLIO AFFAIRS. I .i I . I I . ~ I . I M1r, Thomson Hankey, V.P. for Petarborough, wIs. present on Tuesday evening at the annual dinner of the Wrotham Agricltural Assooiation, and responded to the ton4 ,df +'he County Members and the House of Connonees. He said it was now moro thnn twenty yoers ate lhe- 'enterd 'Parlisimerft, and he had had some opr portunity of njudging ...

... ._.W (,0NT4IO.UDvwa fl H TS. - .Q , ?? .-0 - U1DADF 6RDD *= WA.Y NIORT.. 7T14i evoxhpg, . public meeting, under thr p auspices of the Northern Counties League for tho Repea4 el of the Contagious DiBeBaes Acts, was hild' in St. George's dl Hall, Bradford,; Aldermanin. ZvWAzn WEsT presiding. Z Among others present wore the Right Hlon. James Stans; feld, M.P., Ur, Xutudel14, 7,P., and Sir ...

... -E NGISR POtACI PAtTIES | i~ WEM~1I AND CONSTITENOMES The failure of rising ability in the ?? of (Oommone is the subject of a certain complacent regretben the part of the veterans of that assem- bly. When wo anr gone, who is to take our place P So it is, so it has beeni and so it always will be. The late Mr. Greville indulged in a gentle melancholy on this subject in the years which ...

... iE' O O 0 LONDON .! ier d 414' meeting of this their (v~ Ol TP es Embankment; Sir -1i, ?? 0 the Bhssd, presied. nIE AT.EGSD osrUToY 01P 'S=a=a OPF10AM. C The C( xnaRju-I think it well ftefor business iscntered t upon t potlc a qhrwc ab du agaiast the 'I Board i vlavby 35)3jlejXI addintb. That gentleman has I co'i4plained that the Board Hummoned a woman becaseea, z hweong fever in the house ...

... TO TIE 3itnIrOR OV m t NEWS. SIn,-It would seem tat the revival of the ?? lectures at Gresham College (out of hnrmony as they may appear with the non-classical l form ' of students of science in the present day) is not altogether an impossibility. The Inst occasion on which, prior to this week, the requisite audience of three persons was found for one of the Latin lectures was five years ago ...

... IRELNID. EXTRAORDINARY PROPQEEDINGS AT THE tl COLLEGE RISTORICAL SOCIETY. tt * (s? 15M'H.) ti cpHlOM OUR OWN COA rsPONDRNr,) W * DUBLIN, WEDNcESDAY NIGHT. WV At the inaugural iueeting of the College His, w torinal $ociety to-night there was a great disturbance. Sl 'there woas a large attendance in anticipation of this, as it is was known t4at the undergraduates were likely to eause w ...

... . i | (M11 01n OwR7 Qqpn=MXDr*.L MW YORK, OCT. 24. The action of the General Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church in 3relita to the ritualistic dispute' has caused a great deal of sur- prise, and I oertainly shall not attempt to account for it. The Rev. Mr. Wells was' confirmed as 1 Bishop of Wiscorasin With little or no opposition, although he is understood to profess extreme High] ...

... TRE CIVIL WAR IN SPAIN. tBY DflOT SPA3L'X PAB) Li (VRoal ?? oUwR ?? ADRID, WDSrs5DAY. Whe nweo that I~on Qarlos had entered Franco the other day is unfounded. It originated in an alleged telegram from the Spanish Consul at Bayonne. (TaROUon IMErEr'S AGlENCY.) ac MADRID, Nov. 10. tl The Impar~ial of to-day maintains that Don Carlos was at Hendaye,'-and was not interfered oi with by the French ...

... I -SfTdE ZEXCHN&EN REFPOZT. Nov. 2.-By Ifr. Ossos NXMIooLs, at Cireneester.-Gloaresto shire, near oirencester-rnelosures of land, containing 99. lrJ 3P. -sold for £4,600. Nov. 3.-By Ur. Gsqunr NIoCoLs at Swansea.-elamorgan- shire, near Pontardulas Station-Tixes enclosures, containing 80a. 2r. 86p.-sold for £1 900 Carmarthlen, near ILlandflo-Freoilold farm, ccntsln8f 16Sa. 2r. 14p.--.sold for ...

... Ette CRYSTAL PALACE. Tuis DAp, st 3, Dion Boucicault's Comedy, LONDON ASSU- RANOI. Mesrs. C. Wyndbam, Lionel Brough, E. !Tithton, W. H. Stephens, De Vere, and Standing; Misses Ei. Vining, MEa Dorling, Rorke, and Funny Enson. THEATRE R~OYAL COVENT GARDEN. PiOMENAM E CONCOETS. Under the direction of Messrs. A. end S. GattL. Tmis EvaHzxNro, at 8, Madame Alvsleben, Miss Rose Hersee, Mr. Pearson, ...

... NAVAL AND MILITAMr. WOOLWICH, 140v. 11. The troops forning the garrison at Woolwich went out for their ithst w inter march into the country tiis morning, under commnand of Goucral d'Aguilar, C.B., commandant of the diw- trict, Emid, owing to ?? easonablc coldness of tho weather, tsh march proved invigorating as well as instructive. Thu troops palraded in drillorder, and, being formed into ...