... iKURBSDA Y, NKOVYEBAFBR ~26, 17. Our Ierthy correspondent staten that the Iannouncemaent of' the meeting of 'the' Coals' I A44-.,A HiH A1BAi * 9wnera' Asgooiation and thi waxning of inother reduction have taken the colliers by . urprise. The opinion of the men now id that the masters have broken faith with them. The notice of the meeting to be held on Friday is complained of as being too .hort ...

... THE VA'rTrAN DECREE- CONTRO- I ?? Mr. Henry Petre, of Dulenhoalgh, wrtting to ?? 'imo,, minntains that when he wV'W at Stonyhurat the Jesuit Fathers dld not exponud an Artiele5 of Faith what havo saceo been styled the dootrinca of tho Immactulato Con- ception erad the Personal Ieiallibihity of the Pope. The ?? of those respeoted Fathers, . whatever they may have beeu, or the many piona ...

... ALLEGED OUTRAGE IN PENARTH ROADS. HORRIBLE TREATMENT OF A COLOURED CREW. According to information which has reached us it would appear that a ship, which left the roads on Monday night, was the scene of a cruel, and, indeed, barbarous outrage. It is stated that the crew consisted entirely of coloured men, who were shipped in Cardiff, and that as soon as the vessel had cleared the harbour at ...

... C;NSSLEFXATIV` ?? AT GLOUCIE:+ Ir. A GzErA ConuerVadiVe banquet was held in Shlirs Hell, Gloucester, la-t night to cele b-ate the victry ol the HEon. R. Plunk ets in Went Gloucester ai the last general elect;ion. The grent hal vwas crowdod. Among these present ?? Bathuaet, Mesas. Stephen, Cave, Wait, Eatcourt, York, Gardner, hc-hardson, Gardner (all mombars of P.;rhamaitt, i and many leading ...

... AN' ESSAY ON PUBLTlIJ[Y. Ma ApRrUCp. HELPi haW jast ,ivOnthefo6oing to the w.rld | The grcat pqit ' dead No legend wi.th ltoae depth Gi muniuig arad uere conciSelneZ of 'xrjres siot cvcr ?? the mvld tbaa that which tell of this aunouncement to mankind, that the great Pan was dead, Our Saviou. was expiricg upoG the cross; and over ll lands and alu neas the dread but holy acd jtfal fce was ...

... I (From our Correspondent.) Dublin, Wednesday. 29th Regiment-Captain Watson, of this corps, has returned off leave of absence, and resumed his duties at Richmond Barracks. 91st Highlanders-Sub-Lieutenant Tattenham has rejoined the garrison instruction class at the Royal Barracks, off leave of absence. Sth Husmars-Major Musenden, of this corps, has been promoted to the rank of Lieutenant ...

... Calcutta, Nov. 24,-Sir lUchard Temple states that many landholders suspended collection of rents, and ask for no compensation for the land taken up for relief w(,jrks during the famine. Forty lakhs have been advanced to zemindars, land- holders, and merchants for the improvement of land, the benefit of the tenantry, and the importa- tion of grain. The Bengal subscriptions amount to nearly £ ...

... A. GLASGOWESTORY. (Front the Pall Mal~l Gazette of lost nighlt.) a let Upon the second day of October, 1856, the G'fao- b for g620 Times told the world aovn stry. Altl the boy was drowning in. the Clyde; 'thre were a score C Iylof people on the bank, but they only groaned and lulglared and fluttered at the child's; screamso and 1aatruggieei-not non had both the courage and l ith 'the skill to ...

... I I t a__ ?? ._ me . - f ORn Tuesday, a two days' conference of ministers of all denominations was opened in the Free Trade Hall, Manchester, to consider the question of intemperance. The Conference was called by the British Temperance League, 5 and between 900 and 1,000 ministers intimated their intention to be present. The Rev. W. Hay, M.A., Aitken, Liverpool, ?? E o Rev. Charles Garrett, ...

... Df Stbserlptlon-lists, notices of private entertainments, and b( at all anouncementts o personal interest and privateH advantage, 08a , ?? ALs iDVERTXDENeeNTS. to comiunications forwarded without ?? are d, le ifvrfiably oeleoted. .r r- prontedlettere, ent to uafrom. the off oes of others ourals, h- Cannot be inserted. id _ It, DISTRESS AMONGST THE WORKMEN AT e- ALBERT HILL. I Td O THE EDilTOle ...

... (SPECIAL TnEGoAr.) -e meetilng to explain the principles of industrial co- NeIIm 1iOn ?? hell iu the Town Ilall, Dirdinghaiis, last ?? IA-Voi of Birmingham, (Mr. Joseph C ,auimeeluin) presicler, the audience being mainly com- posed of working men. Letters of apology for non- attendance were reecived from Prof. Faweett, M.P., Mr. Thosu. Burt, iL.P., &c. The Osrxmax, in opening the proceedings, ...

... TEE COURT. WINDSOR CASTLE, Nov. 24 -The Qaeen, ac- comoied by Piinoese Beatrice, arrived at the Cautie shortly afoer six o'clock yesterday evening, f. on Bnckingham Palace. Her Majesty and Prin. eCsA Beatrice walked and drove this morning, at. t.nded by the Marchioness ?? Ely. The Marchioness of Ormonde has arrived in Kilugstown, from England. Tho E4rl and Countess Sydney have arrived in ...