... I B - ~ ~,LETTER, No. CXXI.- THE RECENT ENCYCLICAL. . fe OutS ago we Welre told, in a letter fr9m'Rome, of the lively interest displayed by r.His Holiness in the studies of young men pres g paring for the priesthood. As one means of ir inciting them to diligence, and giving a useful d bent to their talent, weekly disputatious vere established at the, Vatican' after the a ancient manner of the ...

... v- - - - - - -Lo-- 1 - t -I MANCHESTER WINTER Assan order in Council, dated Anst 14, the Northern and Salford nnyof Lancaster are for the Purpose divisions o f the cofnV os to be held at Manchester, of the next winter as-i .nitod ?? Assize County No.2. FATAL ACCIDENT IN A COTTON MIL--1 acciden of a er 500 ?? on Wednesday at the ?? of t'b rst Spinning Co., .Ahtonundor- teA litte picerI named ...

... imodated ch house. The weell~y meeting of the Yersey Docks and Ha rbaur *pply to Board was held yesterday at the offices, Reveiiue- l bhldihgs. Mr. T. D. Hornbv presided, and there were di to also present Messrs. T. B. Porwood, Harriswn, Gulet, K y restriz- Turner, Glynn, Poole, Bralncker, Barrow, Laird, Crow, N g act and Stitt, Kelicik, Ilsnkin, Patterson, Blngham, Gardner, N and Baily. and ...

... flELIGToUS TEACHING IM WO - RROUSEES ' gc It 4a so dificult to d4cide where roil- tee d 'e instruction ends and sectarian teach- be dond 4nng be-ins, that it is not surprising to fild in 1 ar the Toxttth Board of Guardians appealing ma .4 to the Local Government Board in the case He I of the protest lodgod by the Rev. Father a p Goothals against lRomal( Catholic children dut ?? ixi the wo ...

... INTRODUOTION OF THE NEW VICAR OF ST. PAUL'S, PRESTON. On WednOesday evening, the ceremony of introducing the now Vicar of St. Paul's, Preston, the Rev. R. V. Barker, M.A., took place in St Paul's Church, before a large congregation. The ministers present were the Revs. Archdeacon Hornby, Canon Armstrong, J. H. Rawdon, (Vicar of Preston), and R. V. Barker. The usual evening service having been ...

... j OU%. LONDON CORRESD'ON'EENCE I is upta1ixn, Tilurus1oxYlxucz fiftl isar? 't a 1liatelomRlesaegigo tfrb ?? ealmieat all their. exe~rtionis at Preston. jhere is -a lr Wil 4y to be minhoritv of ?? 10man Ctho~lics there,of them- 'who willl slsjiort' the Torie~s. it wvould not b- I the hard suirrislr~ ?? went 0n the side rn of the Esiliurexls for that verly ran.Theoy j cap~t the hate thle -Saxon ...

... 1RTnlAY. AUGUST ?? FRIDAY, AUGUST 29. UTbh chart represents the western aoountres of . ?? Norway to the eoaet of ?? embraee Great Britain and the British Iples. It alno ineludes the North Sea or German Ocean, the Bay of Biscay, the Meditsrranean, the Attnmtic. with the Neglb channel. Btisd Oharnel. and Irish Sea. ha EXFPL&AN.TIGN. e Tte areodon nd force of the wind wve Shown br &rowm drawn lus ...

... TITE ZULU WARl. that SIR GARNET WOLSELEY AT ULUNDI. witl .IeE PROSPECTS OF AN EARLY PEACE. in , mor The Union steamer American arrived at Madeira proi yesterday morning, bringivg news from the Cape timl to August 12. The War Office has received the following telb- gram, dated Madeira, yesterday, from Sir Garnet W\olseley: 1TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE FOR wAR. At the King's KrxRl, Ulundi, Aug. ...

... HOLIDAY NOTES AND EVE NTS. LBY A NORTIE LANOASEI5SE iOVELi.J Having got a holiday, the first question is, what to do witll it. With fine weather the answer need not be very difficult; but, alas I the rain seems to be incessant. For the last fifty hours I do not believe we have had ten con- secutive fair minutes, so that out-door pleasure is out of the question. How shall one spend a holiday ...

... - - in - -a.. f ?? ?? -re -be 4 _ s .e M2. GLADSTONE AND MtDLOTH[AN.-AtaSmeEing it, of tle executive of the Midlothiaa Liberal Aso6cia- of tiou hold on Wedne3day, arrangements wse'-a made 11 fcr the vi.sit cf Mr. Gladstone, which is to take Is place vwithin the next tvo months, when the ex- 3n Plemier will address meetings in Edinburgh 1o and some of the principal distrIcts. There is a n, ?? ...

... RSPECIAL TELEGRAMS, &o. -- -- . to A large assembly hall was opened at Shanklin Ur a yeesterday by Mrs. White Popham, the lady of the of ts manor. II ?? oT z Lurgan town commissioners yesterday to en reo've', with one dissentient, to petition Govern-b3 Lrrea for an investigation into the late riots. in PeLord Beaconsfield has intimated to Mr. Fell, the th ie secretary of the Royal and Central ...

... THE ]3R1TISH{ ASSOCIATION It - . I Ni a that the annual mceting of the M u. Bii.-l; Asseciation has been brought to a to e'lls it; may not be unprofitable to inqaire oly i xwhat special bencfits ithas been prodnc- tie. large number of papers on an rn alce.st endless variety of abstruse subjects ys, hav;e been read before andiences which more 2g or less understood and discussed them, and on ...