... CrtfMan's *exter_ ?? kt'I0 (ESTAUSHEID 1tgs) IS THE OLD1JST AND MOST EXTAN.5SIIEL? Of1CULAX TD CONSERVATIVE NRWSPA PA IN THE WEST O BNGLAN)). WKDNESDAY, NovirmBoes 1iTHr, 4719. I\G TTsi Eastern Question does not yet tnumber, There are uneasy and unwelcome mutterings, asofa Ily partially discharged or regathering etorm-cloud. The ordering of the British fleet to Turkish wateri, lce the rumours ...

... ACOESSORIES TO DIVINE WORSaIP. Mr. George Townsensd, of Deanery-foquare, delivered og before the members of the Holy Trinity Colffea and Reading in I Rooms, at their Institution in Holloway-street, on Monday narr, evening ahgly interesting and instructive lectwre on throi 1 Some of ?? to Divine Worship. The Rev. peals J. G. Davis presided, and there was a large &ttandanoe. Pau' The LOUcRuNu, ...

... NEWS BY ELECTRIC TTELTERG R APH. oed he CABINElr COUNCIL. for All the Ministers attended the Cabinet Council, rhirh met in Downing-streetyesterday at three prm, and sat until de shortly after five p.m. eta INDISPOSITION OF PRINCE BUISARCK. No intelligence has been received at the G~rraan Emabseay cd respecting tbe reported unfavojurable turn in Prince Bs. ice marck's indisposition. *a THE ...

... AN AWFULLY, PERILOUS JOURNMY. Tbe following aecount of the sufferings of two persm, iho by accident were separated from a party engaged in liying out sud pounstrutiog the COnlda Psaific Beltway in Manitoba, goes to prove what has frequently been advansd on the subjeat of bumlmsz duroneaiurt bef;neetherly lttudes. ?? Men waos Wastbman,. gdabrttwztytsrez; ~nd-thq Xbet FU, ?a hualhg boy.?bet ...

... THE CLERICAL SOANDAL AT TORRIN TON| H. eutenyEsq, ocl Gvenmet nspctrheld Sb an nquiry inthe Board roo at th Torringlon W orkhouse on Mody nt h icueaosune ho the ReV. .0 Frni uat of Torrington, ae Chaplainof the Workhnuse, bad been refused admission to go the chapel1 to perform his official duties. Th' refusal arose V Iont of the case which name before the M igistrates a short at, Itime ago, in ...

... THEl HIGH111% EDUCATTON OF WOMExN.-Head-dresig. When a man can't contain himself, is he too larga or too Why should tailors make irresistible lovers ?-Becauee they know how to pre's A enit. A negro, after gazing at a Chineae, exclaimed, If do wite foliks dark as dat out there, I wander what's the colour ob de niggers.1 AE OTHER HReROR.-A ladies' magazine, in its H House- keeper's Department ...

... } ?? TORQUAY. a; MIssIoNS TO SXAMEN-i-The annual meeting of the Torquay Auxiliary of the Seamen'. Mission 80ciety, wias held at the Batb Saloon on Monday, Dr. Lombe presiding. The Rev. J. A. Jamieson, in presenting the report for the year 1878 (tbe society'a year ending with the current year), C etated that the total amount remitted to the parent society e was £121 12s. 9d. The Rev. J. Barkitt ...

... When Lord Hartington and Mr. Bright made their appearance on the platform at Manchester, It av stated that they were greeted with the familitr and popular air of the Fine old EEnglish gentlenaln It was not said to which of the two politicians this personal compliment was paid-to the heir of 'hits worth or to the Brummager gent-yet it could iot be said to be Arcades Ambo, for the Byronie ...

... *t Tbe balf yearly meeling of thie company was hold at 41, e Coleman-str et, London, on Monday afternoon, Mr. A, Alezandier Young, the Chiairman, presiding. In moving t ar the adoptoon of the repart, the CHARMmAN esaid the author e ird C'apital of the aompany at the 31st December, 1878, wee i n £o60 000 wilb an authoriued capital of £186,000, makiug t is together £746,000. Acoerding to the ...

... MiAYOR CROOSING. EXETER. The 0une~ meeting of the Exeter Town Cobnoil was YVVU hell in the Guildhiall on Monday, at noon, forthe purpose conoll f lesotiflg ahipfol and Sheriff for the elnsuing year. The Coat C t iirshiifthe Mayor presided ; and hr eees rs Ilint the Sheriff (S. Ward, Esq.), the Sheriff-elect (S. hon. oe , ,, ), and the Under-Sheriff (G irzl Be.;geoa dei Bjuckinghein, Cooper, ...

... LONDON, November 3rd, 1879. November. B'm! How the year is slipping away. ,.It seems only like yeaterday that Parliament adjourned, and yet here we are once more in the season of Cabinet Councils-the newspapers are all discussing the pros- pects of a Winter Session-a dissolution-a Ministernal coup d'etat-and the Liberals are speculating upon the composition of the next Ministry-supposing they ...

... I was Mr. James Bryos Killen, barrister, Mr. J. W.. Daly I W rpitar of the Coannatuqk Telegraphs, and Mr. MichateiI I Id Dav .1iltte, ?? prisoner, were arrested on W-doesday dn- morning on warrants charging them, en the information of one the police, with having used seditious language, calculated iibi- to lead to a breach of the peace, at the land meeting hold Irecently in Gurtesou, county ...