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It Is Said That Many Yorkshire Members Would Have Attended

the meeting, but for their dislike to manhood suffrage. Mr. Forster took a manlier course, attended the meeting, but told it distinctly that he did not want manhood suffrage,......

News Of The Week.

TIANOVER, Hesse Cassel, Nassau, and Frankfort have been 1 formally annexed to Prussia by patent, and the Duke of Cum- berland has formally released his former subjects from......

Rumours About The Health Of The Emperor Napoleon Are...

circulated, both in Paris and London. No two of them agree as to the complaint, but all assert that he is very ill. The secret is very strictly kept by the few to whom the truth......

A Very Large Meeting Was Held At Leeds On The

8th inst., attended, it is said, by 200,000 workmen, and it is certain by a vast number. Its object was to protest against Mr. Lowe's charges, and to demand manhood suffrage,......

• We Ought To Have Already Heard .by The Atlantic

Telegraph the result of the elections in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Iowa, and Minnesota, which took place on the 9th October. But the last telegram received before we go to......

Mr. Grant Duff Made A Very Brilliant Speech On Wednesday

to his constituents at Elgin. He was very bitter on the policy of the late Government in forcing on a Reform Bill before it had welded the party together by a series of Liberal......

The Church Congress At York Has Not Been Very Fortunate

in obtaining good reports of its proceedings. The Archbishop of York's opening address was too much of a glorification of talk to be of great interest. The Bishop of Ripon......

The Dean Of Emly Read An Eloquent Paper To The

Congress in favour of dogmatic preaching, on an extraordinary sentence of which,—at least as reported by the Standard,—we have com- mented elsewhere. The substance of his paper......