... THE COVENTRY VICARS BATE. IY, It maynow bq fairly said'that the vicar's rate agitation i ne inOeventry, aleast e.faist the parish of IicdyTrinity s, is conceined, is at an end, andl that before inother year I r h as elapsed the Act of eorge' I., which has for many Y s years been a source of illfeeling amongst the inhabitant3 wre of the city, will be ropealcd. Ycstebday a meeting of the I ds ...

... JATS T NBE Ws. [lpestes'S 1Teegracns, per Press Associatioa.] FRANCE. a PARIS, NovEMBsE 29. P . Qambetta passed a good night, and shows no n ThMns~icripal Council of Paris presented a medal of C belotu to-day to jL. do Brazza: 1T!. Tirard, Cochery, a 0sd de Lesseps were present on the occasion. I 3RITISH WORKMEN IN PARIS. d PARIS, NOVEmBER 29. U 1. victor Hfugo received yesterday evening the ...

... T'HE DUBLIN OUTRAGES. COMUdTTAL OF THE PRISONERS. A Dublin dorrespondent'saiyi:~-T li acute ;sense of, alarm andcdisquietunde 'whichi has been experienced 'by the 9. 'Peaceable inhabitants of Dublin during the past few days no is sensibly diminishin'g, and in the absence of any further evidence of the ascendatscy -of terrorism and outrage the .1 of city aud its inhabitants are oince more ...

... a __ ?? ?? THE NATIONAL LEAGUE. - The National League has takenu possession of the old offices of the Land League in Dublin, which wore closed after the t suppresson of the Land League-by the Gdoverrnien ; i new'Bedme'ad, MY., and Mr. henny, theswlyaleotedmembor t for Enate, attended a meetilag in Limerick iaet evening, held for the purpose of instituting a branch of the Nattonal L~eagues. Mfr ...

... ro. AND JOURNAL. al1 me MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1882. ilf -- - - - -- - - Ul The death is announced, at his residence, Rock- pi lands, Monmouth, of Mr. J. M. HEBERsT, who tl recently resigned the County Court judgeship of the Monmouthlshire district on account of ill- L health. 1 Her 'Majesty the QUEEN intends, immediately = upon her return from Scotland, to visit'Parkhurst, tl Isle of 'Wight, ...

... ATTACK ON HUNTSMEN. [ An Athonry correspondent telegraphs that in accordance P n-. with a private circlar a meet of the County Galway Club c ?? was convened on Saturday for Cryb~are, the residence of f er Lord Clanmorris. The country people assembled in hun- 1 id dreds, and attacked the huntsmen with sticks and stones. I lc A general mrolca ensued, and over a dozen young men were r ly arrested ...

... 1qOMINATION OF SHEaup I . . 1 1 i t pS yesterday being the morrow of St Mlartin, the annual nomination of sheriffs for Eiglanid anj I7, 0,71 ?? th¢ Queen's Bench Division of th %r m Court; ot Justice, Westminster. The care l attended with the usual formalities. The jud g0Y o., tle were Mr. Justice Denman, Mr. Justice GrOver 4st i Polloca, Baron Huddleston, Mr. Justice blau, Bt1, ai Mr. ...

... THE STATE OF ?? ( REUTEW 'TE IrGEaRAM.Y CAIRO, NOVEMpELBt 27. -This .moring the Counsel for the ?? tothe President of the Court of Enquiry a'ginsf the hear- ing of further witnesses for the prosecution, which was it tantealount to~an abrogation of the Rules of Procedure a agreed upon between the prosecution and the defence. Mr. t Broadley disclaimed all responsibility from the results O if ...

... - PROFESSOR TDEN':ON TEDACHING 'S A0'.:-*.¢bI~4E#E ¢St' ?? od QOn Tetday evening Professor Tililn delivered a lectu'r ni on TeaOhing Chehietr-]ii ?? members v ire of the BirIgm~hami Teachirs' 4Etpssatonwln the Board C re. Room. of lIg.Adward'e $heol. -The Iev.,E, 1¢'; M, fi ,ed Ml.004ATzvHYpF idded, and in' 'openi gthe procooding t, S sa0 4 t4t114* btealciisig of.aeiiietr2b h hoobs, wasp ...

... g The following additional collections heve been re- log' 0 ported dol Amount already announced ?? £4,971 8 3 are St. 3Iary's, Wythall ?? .13 13 4 Ho ir H Hebrew Congregaton. .1311 9 so I , St. Mary's, Aston Blrook ?? 10 5 3 tae f St. Thomas and St. Edmund's,.Erdlington .. 6 18 0 the H HolyTrinity, Smet'viek .6 2 7 the s St. James's Church, Hill .4 0 0 i n St, Mattlew's ?? 214 2 eis d St. ...

... LATE SIT NEWS.I [cMdaIr's Teegraums, Per Presa Associatio%] ' FRANCE. PARIS, NovEmnm 10. The 11oaerate Republionz papers comment favourably upon li, Duclero's declaration, which is only attacked by Extreme Conservative and Radical organs, The Chamber of Commerge of {Paris has voted a resolu- tion approving the peaceful conquest of M. de Brazza in the Congo territoryand urging the Government to ...

... - BIRM[INGHAM REFORMATORY : IN8TPU UTION.: The. annrual rneethn Interonneotiosi with this institution, el sitrsated at Saltley was held at the Council House. Cal- is more Row, yesterday; the, px.Mayor (.Ablernan. Avery) rs presiding, The attendance inoladed tihe Mayor (Couneillor gi White), Lord Leigh, Lord Norton, 'Colonel Ratcliff (the xc Ir.teaue) Aldrman Manton, Messrs. George Dixon, 81 ...