... rbifs Qbtningld Otb3ii. - - PC bu A NEW POLAR EXPEDITION. be Sir Henry Rawlinson has received the following letter from Mr. Disraeli:- o 10, Downing-street, Whitehall, Nov. 17. fo Dear Sir Henry Rawlinson,-Her Majesty's Government have had under considera- sa ji, u the reprenltations made by you on behalf of the Council of the Royal Geographical .,it ty, the Colunvil iof the Rolyal Society, ...

... - -r r essvTMPTr' LAW AND SCIENCE. To the EDITOR of t1e PALL MALL GAZETTE. SIR,-I read with great interest three articles published in the s pall Mall Gazette on the 23rd and 26th of September, and on the 6th of s October, under the title of Case-Law and Inductive Science. They seem to me to be a good specimen of a way of thinking and writing about law which is beginning to come into favour, ...

... IHORRORS OF NEAPOLITAN I I 3R . BRIGAND AGE. I The monstertrial at Potenza, the capitaI of the largest province of the south, continues, and the enormities which the evidence reveals are (says the Times' corre- spondent) almost incredible. Yet one year only has elapsed since the chief criminal was arrested. As in- stances of the savage acts committed in this boautiful land, take the work of a ...

... MR. FAWCETT, M.P., ON DISESTABLIS]E\NT I 'AND TEE LIBERAL LEADERSHIfp it $ Profeso 3 LL th bI~ in Poesor FAWCETT, in the course of his addres to )d te electors of Hackney, on Wednesda nih oh served that nothing was so remarkal as thei ciA0, )a whih hadcome over the Disestablishment que~stio`a )y Twelve months ago the disestablishment of the Ensieii a. Church was spoken of as the distant dream ...

... Ad0:CELLANATEOUS. Thoc Prin Ce anti Prhincess of Wales wvill rceive a pet a anritigh am during the week. Die gentlemnio w~ill haIveI naoportunity of shooting oere the Royal cstato 0e. Mi.GLISnsTONn -There is ino fouindattion for Ithie sletenietit in the Obseorver' tlat,anotltoriaticle onl thu UII~rxnensne cntroersytran the pen of Mr. Glad- stone1, wvill appear iii the fortheominig number of ...

... GENERAL FOREIGN NEW S. I(nz;B's TELrGwXS.) FRANCE. PARIS, Monday. At the second bnlloting yeste day for the Councils-General, eleven Conservavils o and seven Republicans -were elected' c The examination of candidates for officers' cocmnis- 1 sions in the Territorial Army commences so-day. 1 Very few candidates present themselves. It. Chanffard, chief of, the Cabinet of the Minister of Public ...

... (From the John Bull.) Quoth Johu Bull to Gladstone- You're a clcverish man, Go and lecture the P'ope, and his Catholic clan- Delighted-and off the ?? ran- , Trust me, my dear Bull, I'll do VYatIX-can?-F'.P. Lo. d Canmoys baa .writtej the .ollowing leticr to Mfc. Glisdstouce: .sppeaid ZHenfey-oo- Thames, Nov. 13. Dear Mr. Gladstone,-In year I cxpostulhtion' you bave appeaied to .bose ...

... l (EVT'Rn'S TELEGAM.) Y P FRANC E. ?? Friday -~The Off ii4 -Jeuri; n of to-day says: - Several ncorsplipers have published statements resdpectig alleged Ministerial ?? and the atti- -1. t ve '~llc the Governmena will take np in the debate wc ithet Constitutionl laws. These statements are ai 'Iout foundation. The above contradiction is tndepst~oodto apply to the information published by the ...

... MAE Pen Mawr yr eglwys wedi talu ymweliad dieithrol f'i eglwys yn nghapel Salem, Dolgell- au. Y mae wedi cymeryd dau o'i diaconiaid mwyaf defnyddiol o honi ato ei hun, o fewn corff yr un wythnos. Yr oedd y ddau frawd ymadawedig yn dra gwahanol i'w gilydd yn mhrif nodweddau eu meddwl, yn eu sefyllfa gymdeithasol, a'r llwybrau y gwasanaethent Dduw a'u cenhedlaeth ynddynt. Ond yr oedd- ynt yn ...

... quo The meeting called by the Directors of the Midland Brij Railway Company in consequence of the representations ilse made to them by Shareholders, and the diversity of con opinion which has followed thle announcement of their ill at intention to abolish second class carriages and to revise i the tariff, tosk Pslace onl Tuesday (yesterday). It was to feared that the Sharehoilders' room would ...

... THi] ENGLISH CHuRCH. TEn Archbishop of Canterbury preached on Sunday at St. Peler's, Thanet, for the schools The Bishop of Winchester preached twice at Riohmoni, and on Monday morning, at 9 30 am,, consecrated the cemetery, r.s to the boundary wall of which some time ago there waa su hacontroveray. The Biashop of Gloucester and Bristol, at one of the parish churches in Bristol, pleadedthe ...

... ECCLESIUSTICAL. THE CHORCOR OF E.NGLAND. DEATH OF TUIE REV. -'RFBENDARY KEEBLE,-! We regret to have to record the death of the Rev. Chirles Kemble, prebendary of Wells, which event took place on Wednesday morniog,ut hie resdence, Vteilors, Bath. The deceased rev. gentlemac, who was well known as a prominent member of the evangelical party, was educated at Warhbm Col- lege, Oxford,Iwhere he ...