... BISHOP WORDSWORTH'S CHARGEi ON PROSPECTS OF RECONCILIATION. The annual Synod of, the Unrited Diocese of St thec Audrews, Dunkeld, ?? was held yester- mdil day in Per'th-BishoplWordsworth presiding. The . t .preliminary matters of business having been gone is t through die Bishop delivered his charge, en n~ which, having, .first noticed the main events cdi which had occurred in the ...

... THE LORD MX;YOR OF LONDONT AT- TILE HAGUE. r I- a (sac-tF.Is TELEGRAM.) e Thle Hague, September 20. The Lord Mayor of London. accompanied by his suite, arrived here by express train from Flushing at half-past tea this mormmia. Count Schimmel- Perminck, Grand-Mlaster of Ceremonies, was in e waiting at the railway. a 'This afternoon, after having visited the objects e of interest in the town, ...

... 1 THE PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS. (PROM Ol: SPECALU CORRtESPOSDE.ST.) Nottingham, Wednesday Night. THE twenty-sixth Congress of the Social Science Association vras opened in this town to.night. So far the social scientists have been in one respect very unfortunate in their visit to Nottingham. The weather has been wretched. Yesterday was a cold, raw day, with frequent heavy showers, and to-day the ...

... -pUCATION AL INSTITUTE OF SCOTLAN-D. e suancl general meeting of the Educational to Scoland was held on Saturday in the School, Edinburgh-Mr Mackay, Torryburn, at or the association, in the chair. There c*,O rattendance. The minutes of last meet- rng in the bands of members, were held as r DNATIDSAL LEGISLAlON OF LAST SESSOY. F&e paSIDENT then delivered his retiring! ,, In it be referred to ...

... STRANGE OMISSION IN A CAPITAL SENTENCE. Avery curiouslegalquestion has arienswith refer- eonce to Patrick Walsh, convicted at the last Dublin Commission of the murder of Martin Lyden at Banogue, a lonedy spot in the County GaIway, upon the 24tb of April Iast. The execution is fixed for Friday. The evidence at the trial showed that the condemned manr went with a party to Lyden's cottage late at ...

... PAROCHIAL AND BURGH SCHOOGL NMSTERS' ASSOCIATION. The annual meeting of the neembers of this ;association was held yesterday, in the High School Edinburgh, and was largely attended, Mr Christie, Dunblane, the retiring president, occupied the chair; and in his address referred to thesuccess which had attended, and the necessity for, their association. They were united in the interest'sof oue ...

... f| XhTEOROOGICOAL OF-aICu Thursday, Sept. 14, S.30 P.M. The weather to-day has been much less settled over our islands than for some time past. This morning's observations showed that the de- preseion over the N orth Sea was almost stationary, and that while rain had set in over Scotland and the north-east of England, the western and southern parts of the kingdom still had dry weather. In the ...

... DREiADFUL ACCIDENT IN DUBLIN. TR : PERzSO.NS KILLED. A dreadful accident occurred in Dublin at ?? yesterday. A flying buttres3 and one OI the lateral buttresses of St Patrick's Cathedtral fell into the street, instantly killing a girl and two little boys, and fatally Wounding an infant. For soene tiune past there have been excava- tionls around the base of the church fur tile pur- posc of ...

... (15, I 4 - 01r, 90prmalbt THUTRSDAY IOPRN-INGC, SEPT. 21. Sir Garret Wolseley has now been able to t pend the list of casualties in the Gordon High-. landers, from which it will be seen that the loss. in t[iis regimcnt is six killed and twenty-erht awocnded. Seriors distuirbances are re- ported to hlave broken out at Damnanboor nnd Tantah. In the first-namned place, when Ibrahim Pasha Tewiik ...

... 1i ?? my - z , v Aetna A-11*1 IP 'o , - 2 I .- I TUE3SDAY M ORX -G, l l1 £T. 1.3 fit Large bodies of the reobr1 troops colthlue to) arnive at Alexandlria with the object of sur- rendering themseelves to thle British autorities. Between five and SiY thousand took this ston 3' yesterday, and as many more are Oxpected wT to reach Ramlell to-dav. Adding these P' to the soldiers that surrendered ...

... ~:Cios ASSOCIATION. xc apublic meeting of members of the rl -iand Tenaints' Protection Association, h, .liars resident in the northern part , . as held in St jameis's Bali, Stirling ; Turnlbull, president of the associa- ?? le chair, nund among the genltlemen l,, wir ,*rn wlere Cornciilord Jackson an~d ^ ' ?? SI. Campbell, president,, and Sir![ -f 6-on. secreta.r--, of the Shtopkeepers' , ...

... LETTBRS TO THA BDITOR TAXPAYERS AN]) TAX-GATMFRERS&,I 14th Sestember. SIR-What are the clergy about? Let Gist- gow flourish by the preaching of the Word was the city's proud motto in the good old times; but in view of the revelations in your paper as to tihe legion of defaulting ratepayers - ?? 3%D 'annually-the pious motto in question looks lake a satire. It is to be feared that our pulpit ...