... | l. ROYDEN, M.P., ON THE LOAD LINE QUESTION. The annual meeting of the divisional council of the West Toszteth Conservative Association was I held last evening, at the Working Men's Conser- vative RoaOns, in Harlow-street. Mr. Herbert Campbell presided, and there were also present Captain (loweln Miessrs. W. Clarkeson, CCh Thee. Ev-ans, 0.0., A. J. Johnston, W. J. Burgess, i John llobson, ...

... THE LABOUR NOT IN LIVERPOOL. - - ACTION OF TEE HAMER OF : ~CIOMMECE. El - ARRIVAL OF TROOPS. MR. CGfUIIHAE-GAKMMY SPEARS. DECISION OF THE CARTERS. A spejially-conveied meeting of the General Purposes Committesof the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce took place at the offices in E:cknge- buildings, yesterday afternoon, Mr. Henry Coke, the president, in the chair. The-committe is-composed of the ...

... I LOOAkL NE I THE AaTOanm Ouwravt&LzIsL-Ameinorial j to the City Council favorwteenewlf the 1 lease of the.land-occspie b 1 - f pauny's premises bas been signed--so-we are in- i formed-by about 200Wproperty'owners and rate-- payers of the-district The-deeisionof the Finance Committee declixting to grant the renewal of the 7 lease Comes np-for confirmation at the 'next meet- ing of the Council, ...

... |, OF~p pjsB1TAN-I 5X~ ~~ ~* v eF te.D a r'&5 Chiux TI' ut ThorPt!, pi~i5% thyecotile chair. 311ppjl,[er tw;ll: C r untO0 mr' ntO! tnt'b the, ho` *Mh ~NS evefliC thavig ttte ,u-dt?1'tt r iielri ci ...

... THE POSITION I a, ?? I ~~AFRICA. TO THE EDITO3S OF THE taz'OOL 3EF. Mc Gentlemen, -W~ill you k-indly allowv ice a: space in which to call public attent-on to ,4 may be one day, and before long, a matter o- c Inational importance! It was in. the sunz'. 1888 that the late Sultan of Zanzibar Mad.e r.tc ! ?? seaboard belongintobim, to b eail stered under a royalty by the British ompive i by a ...

... THE CITY JU CE AND. LIENSWG APPEALS. Au adlournedharterly meeting of the city magistrates VWr yesterday in lhe mwgistrates' rooms~ Dale-street. Mr. XI; HMAXwell presided, and there were also prestnt Messrs.. B. Aj. Benams J. B. Morgan, Robert Gladsttin, H. Jevons, H. WN. Mede-Kiun, J. Henderson, T. Matheson, J. Sin', W. Bird, }E Browne; ¶T. Morris, R. W. Levyand, P. F. J. Hemelryk, A. H. aolie ...

... |THE HOLD MAGISTRATES AND TBEtRCRITICS. TO THEF EDITORS OF THE LIVRRPOOL XERCUET. F Gcutlemnen,-It is reported in to-day's Aferciury that Mr. Scott Bankes, presiding yesterday at the Mold Petty Sessiuns,, referred to letters vbich had appeared in the press criticising theaction of the magistrates in committing a man to prison, writhout the option of paying a line, for being drunk and ...

... I ECCMIASTICAL INTELLIGENCE. LI A telegram last night states that the Bishop of h Dover is still in a precarious condition, and that. his lordship was decidedly weaker yesterday. a The Rev. Arthur Sharples, who held the living W of Inskip, near Garstang, from 1849 to 1882 has tl just died at St. Anne's-cn-the-Sea, in the 72nd fc yearof his ae. C The Rev. W. S. Terry, vicar of St. Anne's-on- it ...

... EOUR LONDON CORRESPODENCF, l RoDoN, PESDAY Nroiu.' Lord e! mnond, whose death at Mentone is reported in London to-night, wae-nt known by the present generation. Seretn Jes have -passed since he retired fr if, R and nearly 70iahe-first entered the service. He 1is been Foreign Office clerk, diplomat, and Uuder-Seretry of State i t , and when in- 1874 Mr. Gladstone conferred npon hin a'peersge- ...

... -- S£V rtSCENT ?? .RSDAY, MARCH 20, 1890. 'ta &.bury went to Windsor yester- 1r.T trI 7Irrlose of having audience of 'J;ZAv in connection with State affairs -?55t net dieparture for the Continent. V > of his lordship visiting theB Qlueen i.-.fltture, it' as stated, has no political1 K'eX% DUt is in the ordinary course.I .OU S c f Commons yesterday, Sir rtw ?? moved the second reading of -.i ...

... I LMDON, SUNDAY NIGHT a A Cabinet Council was held yesterday. It is supposed to have directed ite attention very largely to the licensuing question. It resolved, a I holisme, to acocept large modificawtions ofi the scheme proposed to the House. To begin with, I ?? is to be inltroduced which will Pc a | beyond legal doubt the absolute discretion of tbe justices in the refusal of a licse. The. ...

... WORK EN) WAGES. An opar demonstration attended by- 20 t -persons was held in Aberdeen on atra noon. A resolution was adopted at three pLn- fomscalling for the S working day. I JThe whole of tbe-zen, 5001n number, ,aod ...