... VICE-CHANCELLOR OF CAM- BRIDGE UNIVERSITY, At Cambridge, to-day, the Rev C. E. Searle, master of Pembroke College, was elected vice- -chancellor of the tiuiversity. ...

... Tfl1E ABERDEEN IMPROVEMENT SCHEME. ay The fellowing correspondence has been handed to ice Us for publication:- be Aberdeen, 30th Oct., 1888. P. Esslenment, Esq., M.P., Albyn Place. Dear Sir,-Ab the Ferryhill Ward meeting last night I endeavoiired to elicit some information anent e.- the direct access to the Links as originally proposed by you in the Improvement Act of 1B83, and the apparent ...

... Last night the members and friends of the Hanham Social Club partook of dinner together at the club premises. The members up to yesterday numbered 40, and they have recently erected newpremises near the Jolly Sailors' inn, at a cost of £400. There are two commodious rooms, one of' which, on theground floor, is set apart for billiards and other games, and - the upper room will be used for ...

... T?E CHURcH OF II?BLAND. DIOCESAN7 COUiNCIL OF DOWYN AND 1eONNOR A saacrnZ of the Diocesan Oounoil wasH held ,e :.terdaiy in the Diocesan Rpoms, BoIfat,.tlae REl,g~it .'Rev. tho Lord Bishop presiding. There were also ..present-T'he Ver, Rev,. the Deanof Drpmore, ?? . he Very Rtev, the Dean of Downl, D.D.- the Yen. tho. Archdeacon of Connor, D. D.; RePS. Robert Hannay^, D.DI.; J. B. Crozier, ?? ...

... THE REPRESENTATION OF trEWSBIJRY. The Charge aigainst Policemen. Mr Robert Millar, ex-surgeon, Radical candidate for Dewsbury, summoned two constables at Dewsbury to-day, for assault. His evidence was strongly contradicted, and the charge was dismissed. ...

... I EXPECTED STORM. The following cable despatch has been received at the London office of the New York Herald from the Herald weather bureau, dated New York, October 31 :A storm of considerable energy passed east Iof Cape Racs on Monday night, aud its centre will probably move eastwardly, north of the steamer lanes, and may disturb the weather on the western and northern British and French ...

... IEND oF THEn miNERs' STRhIKE. ' PEEL.NG IN YORKSFE NIINING C' E TRES - PREPARING. TO RE'SUME WORK. Our Barnsley correspondent ?? gratiflcation was generally expressed in' South Yorkshire-yesterday at the. exceedbigly satsaco termination of the miners' strike; tradeamen generally, as viell'as.the- miars them- selves, being agreeably surprisedoat the speedy settlement. of theadiflioulty. Of ...

... UNICIPAL ELECTIONCS. - - ?? to THELIRD AND FIFTH WARLtS. t A joint-meeting of the electors of the Third and Fifth Wards resident in Snringbnrn vwas held on w Tuesday night in the Hydepark Hall. IThere was a fair attendance. Dr Dougan presided, and there were also presect the representatives of the two tl Wards. After a few remarks by the Chairman, b Councilor Morrin, the retiring ...

... MR. GOSOHEN ON UNIONISM. Yesterday morning Mr. Gosohen was prol- seuted with uipwards of one hundred addresses froin Unionist ass ~riations in variouie towns and distriits of Scotland and from Local Habitations of the Primrose League. Bly 1130 about 303 delegatei had susombld in the hall-room at the Music Hall, where the ceremony took place. Owvizlg to presstre of time only two of the ...

... ILONDON r, TUSY November 1.I Captain O'Sheo was called before the Parnell Commission yesterday, and was under examina- tion during the greater part of the day. He told the story of the negotiations for Mr. Parnell's release from Kilmainham, and read a document written 1 by Mr. Chamberlain Containing terms upon which the release might be effected. Continuing, he said that Mr. Parnell had ...

... THE UNITED STATES AND \NGLAND . ?? ?? .v ~ b LORD SACKGRLLE EANDED ev HIS PASSPORT. IN-TERVIEW WITH THE 1EX. AMBASSADORI* (srraL TELmreAs.) Washington, Wednesday. The United States Government have SuID. rmrarily closed the Sackrille incident by handio the ?? Minister his pasport. Mr. Bavard, Secretary of Stct e, has sent a notification to thrs * effect to the British Foreign Office. It is. ex. ...

... ROYAL UNSTIVERSITY. PUBLIC CON;FER.RING OF DEGREES. sBoM OUR SPECIAL REPOET'hRI. DruT NK, WEDSESDAKY EVENIN'G-The interest- ing ceremonial of conferring degrees and honours took place this afternoon in the Grand Hall of the University, Earisfort Terrace. There Was a large and fashionable attendance. It was expected that the Lord Lieutenant and the Marquis of Dufferin would have been present, ...