... BDrmw\ic K-The trial of the Berwick election petition began yesterday worning, before Hr- Henry ?? and Sir 1lermy ?? Lopes. Mr. A. Wills, O0C., and iMr. ! IcClymoint were for the petitioner. The i ord Advocate !for .cotland Dlr. DAy, Q.UX, and Dlr. Stewar1t Mlac0ic were fnr the ?? lisoe Home. Mr. Wills said that he would withdraw tile charges of bribery, treat- ing arid undue ifiillun~e. Tht: ...

... AINTOTHER ACRARITAN OUTRAGTrEG. Yesterdav morning a houae at Barra, near Galway. from which a nnn m named ?? liad recently been evicted, was burned to the ground. A woman aand boy sleeping Gil the premises i ?? i narrow escape. The crime is un- jdoubtedly of agrarian character. 2 ALLEGED THlilEATENING LETTER FRM BlltRMNHAM.f. A Dublin telegram says :--Lady ;1ountmorres has been subieoted to ...

... ?? 7- lAM, gin-rl cao I ( riontriifdeti by Mr. Georgc Shate.) The foliowlng Patents were sealed during the week ending October 14, 1800: Vickers 1i. tonces, Coventry, improvement or improvements in the meanfacture of castors for furniture and other purposes. Dsated Ahpril 2tt, 1S80. George Wf. Herbert, Birmingham, improvements In nails for pholstery, trunks, rnd other similar purposecs. Dated ...

... THE DEFENCE OF RORKE'S DRIFT. It was with very milngled feelings that v, looked, yes- terday, at this spirited work of Monso do Neuville, whieh is now on view ilt Mr. Thruop's Gallery. It is so realistic that only as an afterthought does one study the art witl which the scene is rendered and it needs little imtagina- tion to ssmp'y the wild discordant noises, tho sulphsurous smell, the ...

... At the M lanchester city sessions, yesterday, Mr. n Abraham Haworth, Hilston House, Altrincham, 3 made the necessary declaration, and was sworn as a e magistrate for the city. ALLEGED POISoicsMcs OF A TsSAGETUN.-William (Connor, tragedian, was taken ill on the boards at F the Star Theatre, Barrow, on Saturday night, and nvas removed to his apartments, 85, Crellin-street, i where medical aid ...

... PRESBYTERHIN NEWS. (5'Doll OU0 OwN OOBRESPOINEIIT.) The New Hall of the Presbyterian Association9 Upper Sackvillestreet; was opened last evening with a special relig:ous service. At eight o'clock the Rev Dr K::kpatsick was called to the.chair. Having opened the meeting with devotional exer. cisee, the chairman gave a snort statement of the objects of the Asaocration end theuses to wbich it is ...

... KINGSTOWN AND BRAY INTELLI- * GENCE. BLaolAtRoOK Towi.sHiP.-Thu first meeting of the newly-elected Board of Cowniissioners of this township waus held yesterday in the Town lall. There weie ?? J It Wigbamu, M T Crowe, J P; Captain ]3etharo, J P ; Captain Drought, Colonel Browne, D L ; J J Robinson, T Vance, J 1P; T Alaerath, J Sweony, J Richard. soll, T Coebrane, J Brett, Dr Kough, G It Puiwell ...

... MR. BRINT ONt TIEES IMZSX LAND QUESTXON. I ml__ -- l:J- IO S.- The Dublin papers publish the following letter ad- dressed in January, 1868, to an Irish magistrate:- Rochdale, Jan. 27, 1868. My dear sir,-I have read the 'proposals' over with great interest and care. They are wide, and embrace the whole Irish difficulty, and if adopted would at once apply a remedyto the two branches of the ...

... The Installation of the most Hon. the Marquis of London- derry as Pro. Grand Master of the Durham Province of Free- masons took place on Tuesday in the Castle Hall, Darham, in the presence of a large and distinguished gathering of the Order. The Marquis of Londondeary was appointed by the Grand Master of England, the Prince of Wales, in March, consequent upr' the retirement of Br John Fawcett, ...

... LE SAL- AT THE LOUVRE. ?? .j w dthtofnetrpae isnitit * ?? tt gnat hou''s, :III4 if hich wtire , urre roi f )ilt ?? tl!ilti le thr i Ian t thtlt tliica rdil'srf thte F~tbtlt t it. coliii t' ado t titl t llf et a 1 is oifti SOM hIS txtIN a titijitrtiii cit I and Nvo ?? TO -I. ts tbn i,l roer of tues s otrict. lii ?? I t. ar otin liritighi dtbai'k ?? ifi. twO ral'ivli. St. J'litzdA, tIN Leoti ...

... WEALTHER CHART. Ocr. 14. The chart represeuts the westelu coiluityes of Eurove fror Norway to the coast of Portuai, and embraces Great Britain and the British Isles. It also inolude the North Sea or German Ocean, the Bay of BismrLN, t mert I ranean, the Atantic, with the English Channel, British Channel, and Irish Sea. I *S 0 REMARKS. S am.-A rise of the mercury is reported this morniug irons ...

... I . I Ia I . o ?? , x r- The second civic banquet by the Lord Mayor of York (Aid. WV. W. Wilberforce) was given yasierday evelisiug, in rc the Mansion House, his Locossne being inl the cha1ir, end Mr. J. F. WALE, i1 the vice-chair. 'The followiig. is a list of thecisispassy present:s-Mr. ialiph Creykeo, diP., Mr. J. J. Leesnan, M.P., the Sheriflf, the0 Rev. Canon 1'icinin:g, TI Colonel Nason, ...