... i' CLCLESIASTICAL; PEDESBYTERY OF ABERDEEN. be Tir-e Estahiloited P-:eshytery of Aberdeen-met within, tin t -yhChapel at- noon yesterdlay-SMrM.ithla nronriorThe was a agatnaneo 3membhers. iur cue, mroton or toe Clerk (S~%ir Allan)i. Mr Bell, Johni(- itorsCirriwachsnmdatrfor the onquingtsix n'1is fI- -minutes or last meetin; cavhig been read xv. uOY!inol- ol or severalt pait .ics hart been ...

... 4j, gatfill. TY Y CYFFREDI.N. DYDD Llun, Tachwedd 2OEed.-YYmgyfarfyddodd y Ty am bedwar o'r gloch. Ffrain6gc Ca' Congo. Syr Charles Dilke, snewn attebiad i ymofyniad oddi wrth Syr Henry Holland, a hysbysai fad go- hebiaethau yn cael en cario yn mlaen rhwng y ddwy Lywddraethl ar y pwngc o gyttundeb, ond sid oedd mewn sefylifa etto i'w osod ar y bwrdd. C'vfraith i'ir yr IWerddOn. Mr. Courtney, ...

... COURT AND PASHION. THE COURT. rSPECIAL TELEGRAM.] WINDSnO1 CA5TLE, WEDNESDAY. Tasn Queen and Princess Beatrice drove yesterday afternoon, attended by the Hon. MIary Pitt. Lieutenant-General and Lady Jane Taylor and Admiral Sir A. Cooper Key, ?? arrived at the Castle. Her Majesty's dinner party included the Duke and Duchess of Albany and Princess Beatrice, Lady Waterpark, the Dowager ...

... Tfie f rie rnmi'!; lut Li. . I THE Gazette (of last night contains a Pro- clinamaion from the Lord Lieutenimat, de- claring the 11th Clause of the Prevention of Crimes Act in force in Dublin. ]lhis is what is known as the Curfew clause. It w1ill be found in full in anotlher column. It providles that a1ny constable may arrest any person who is out of his place of abode at any time aiter ...

... WHEN Colonel MORGAN expressed a hope the other day that the Monmouthshire Con- servative Association would engage a paid lecturer to go about teaching his constitu- ents, he did not forget his own interests. It is very evident that his supporters are not gaining much instruction from unpaid teachers, nor, indeed, has Conservatism ever found the voluntary principle a thriving one in its ranks. ...

... The Central X ews has received a commu- I cation from Madagascar, dated October 21st, -mating that two American travellers, named r.merson and Hulett, had been attacked by wild tribes on the western coast, the former being billed and the latter severely wounded. Their interpreter and in attendant were also murdered. ...

... SWANSEA. THE DEBATING SOCIETY SUSDAY —In the local forum, on Tuesday eruuu, debate on a motion condemnatory of th« \VebU Sunday Closing Act, intr' ...

... PUT BACK FOR SHELTER. The French lugger Leda, from Cardiff for Treport, with coal, put back to Penarth Roads, from Landy, on Thursday morning, through stress of weather. This is the fourth time this vessel has been driven back. ...

... A SERIOUS CASE. At the Guildhall, Carmarthen, on Wednesday —before the Mayor and Aldermen Warren and T. Thomas—David Lewis, butcher and cattle dealer, Brynteg, was brought up in custody charged with an aggravated assault upon h;s wife. Mr H. B. White defended, and Police-Superin- tendent James had charge of the prosecution. Mr P. W. Hughes, physician and surgeon, said that on Friday last he ...

... WEST EA.RTLEPOOL. An adjourned meeting of the West Hartlepool Improvemtent qommidoners was held yesterday to 'onsisler what course ehold be taken in reference to the threatened introduction of the electric ?? Clerk (Ir IV. Wr. Brltton) stated tbtn DO notices had appeared of an inten. tion on Ihe part of any indopentnleut company to apply for a protieional oreter, td it remained with the ...

... THE DIY-ILIN- OUTRAGES. ?L1 - ?? ?? L ?? Lfl*.Ljhe i ISONERS COMMTED Foi i i TRIAL. Tie specia, corresndent of the Press Associa. ITin ciegreianbing from Dublin last evening. 5ays- The sacte ense of alarm ani- disquietude which has> b ee3n ?? by the peaceable inhcahtants of a nduringtapasfewdays is sensibly diminish. r Ilg, an '3 i} se absence of any furt'er evidence of oithe irn ancy of ...

... DANGEROUS TOYS. A correspondent writes :—A few days ago son of mine, between ten and eleven, was nearij deprived of his sight through obtaining blocks of sodium advertised in a catalogue conjuring apparatus. Combustion takes when this substance is thrown into water, th affording a very dangerous amusement to co'd- dren for my son, in using some, met with all plosion which scattered the water ...