25 SEPTEMBER 1869, page 2

We Intimated Last Week Our Doubt Whether The Formal Resig-

nation of the Bishop of Exeter would not be completed only by his death, and so it has turned out. He died on this day week in his 91st year, after a tenure of his vast diocese......

The Duke Of St. Albans Writes To The Times To

say that the parishioners of Redbourne have recommended an excellent man to the living, the Rev. G. Godfrey, M.A., of Queen's College, Oxford, now curate of the parish of......

The Record Hints That Lady Palmerston Was Converted...

death to Evangelical principles by her son-in-law, the Earl of Shaftesbury, and while showering very characteristic but unevangelical applause on her ladyship's qualities as a......

The General Synod Of The Church Of Ireland Brought Its

scheme, so far as the representation of the Clergy in "the Church body" is concerned, to a very speedy conclusion after only two days' delibera- tions. The clerical......

The Statement Made In Several Newspapers That Mrs. Stowe...

reply to the criticisms ou her story in the October number of Macmillan's Magazine is a mistake. We understand that she reserves her reply. The Guardian states, on what it deems......

The Manchester Free Traders Got Up A Meeting On Tuesday

night to make a rather superfluous reply to the Protectionists,— whose arguments are really beneath contempt. Mr. George Wilson, ex-Chairman of the Anti-Corn Law League, and Mr.......

Yesterday Week The Welsh Nonconformists Had A Great...

occasion of laying the foundation of a Congregationalist chapel at Mountain Ash ; Mr. Morley, M.P. for Bristol, and Mr. Richard, M.P. for Merthyr, were present, and improved the......

Lord Carnarvon Has Come Back From The Continent In A

timid mood. He made a speech on Wednesday at the annual meeting of the Highclere Agricultural Association, which would be said, we sup- pose, to boon the Irish land question,......