... THE WEATHER I lUO402J.DAY, OCTOBER 7. REM ARKS. EICr ?? weather is clear in the west and north-west of France, and locally fine at sonie of our south-western stations, Stornoway, and Christiansund, but in nearly all other places the sky is overcast or very cloudy; rain is falling at Lyons and Scarborough; snow at Haparaudu; fog and mist are reported from many places. Heavy rain has occurred at ...

... T- O =, =DTOS | LETTERS TO UBS EDITORS, I NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR TU1E RELIEF OF SUFFERERS -BY ACCIDENT. Oentlemcni,-With reference to the letter front u1 - Y: Z, under the above head, that appeared iu the .Mesirmy of this date, I beg to say that, at th1e instance of several gentlemen who are taking cau interest in the proposed association, I have undertakeu, the duties of honorary secretary ...

... THE WEAThL H I SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2d. The chart represents the western a, Europe from -Norway to the coast of Po:m. embraces Great Britain and the BftrL also includes the INorth Sea or Germs (X Bay of Biecay, the AfediterraneantheAfle the Englieh Chananel.BrstolChannelndir2 I T I EXPLANATIOO, . The direction anO for, e of the r. d are drawn ?? In the direction toward wta The force is Indicated ...

... TO CORTOSPONDENTS. We cannot undertake to ret=rn ?? of which we do not avail ounal31ves. Oommcnioatorns should alwrays be legibly written i4 inli-, and on one side of the paper ondy; length increases the ditfoulty of finding epace for then. Whatever is intended for insertion must be authenticated by the ne and addres of the sender-not necessarily for publication, bat as a guarantee of good ...

... TULTUM IN PARVO. Tuesday was the s5th anniversary of the birth of the Right Hon. Sir William Erle, formerly Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas. The ?? Imperial of France drove through Alloa on Monday night, en route for Tulliallan Castle, the seat of Lord Osbourne Elphston. The proposal to raise £00,000 for a Knox memorial church and institute on the Thames Embankment has fallen ...

... (iBOHEMIAN MEMBER OF PARLAMIENT. Sir Patrick OtBrion, M.P., addr.setd his coasti- tuents at Pbilipstown the other day. He said lie was elected a Whig, and was still an independent supporter of the Liberal Government, and were his constituents to put him out of the county he would not sacrifice them. He was for Mr. Butt to the backbone, although Mr. ]l'xtt was once a Conservative, a form of ...

... _ i . .. .. .. . -. - . ?? _ ?? ?? _ _ _ . .. _ .. _. . ?? __ _ _ _ _ --F-LE-ETMWOO ?? YELLow Favan ox BOARDc A SmP.-A Lloyd's tele- gram from Gibraltar reports the arrival there of the barque Adeliza, of Fleetwood, from Lagos, West Coast of Af rica, with fever on hoard. The veasel was pot out under strict quarantine. Two men had died and threeI more were suffering from the diseaso when she ...

... OPENING OF THE SESSION. A lecture, introductory to the session 1878-9 at Owens lCollege, was given on Tuesday, in the chemical theatre of the 22oilege, by Professor AK. W. Ward, the R~ight Hon. Viscou~nt Cardwell (a governor of the college) in the chair. Thore was a erowded assembly of stuldents and ladies and gentlemen interested in the college. .LI~ord CAEDWELL, who was very cordially ...

... I THE LOSS OF THE {CLNGALESE. The inquiry instituedbpe Board of Trade ino h circssmstances attending t e stranding a d 'tbiequient al of London, on lose of the British steamship OingtGibral.Itar, on the the Cabrita Rocks, Carnero Potnt, near G the Police- 3rd August last, was ?? q xtee .stpoday bulldongs, Dales-street. be r.R es magistrate, and Captains Grant, R.N., a~nd Jones, nautical ...

... MERUEY DOCKS BOARD. The weekly meeting of the Mersey Dock's and Har- bour Board was held yesterday, at the Dock-office, Revenue-buildings. In the absence of Mr. Hormby, the chairman, Mr. Brocklebank presided, and the other members present were Messrs. Littledale, G ion, Gardner, Crow, Moss, Patterson, Braucker, Bingham, Rathbong, Nelson, Holt, Harrison, Turner, Forwood, Baring, Glynn, Poole, ...

... A d17 NIT NS. WiE uvvuvj' / le QYir d circuiJr.J BILMORAI., OcT. 21. nt.. ut in the morning, accomn 05 Beatricet.He ast 4cve' out in the afternoon. abtended - d urrwere invited to ca, f ? aiterwars had the -2 3st te r ed by the Queen. lSE. EvIN. a ngtd Foreign . r S co 'ayi 5 Railways very . dsl f ,.so ather better. Canadans 66. 0 .,O oI 1M, DO. _. 6 ...

... RAVUB POPVLX LDX BUPRA. S UMMARY. I DOMESTIC. A Cabinet Council was held yesterday at, the Premier's official residence in Downing- street. All the ministers were present except Sir M. Hicks-Beach, who is in attendance on her 3Iajestv at Balmoral: lord John Manners, who is suffering from indisposition, and the Right Hon. W. H. Smith and Colonel Stanley, who are on their way to Cyprus. The ...