... To the MEMBERS of the TOWX COUNCIL of LIVERPOOL. Gexti.emex,—However much opposed in politics this hide the Council table may that, let hope thai there still exists a sufficient sense of decency on Ik sides induce at least an outward regard the cardinal proprieties civilized life. I can not pay you the compliment of saying that, think the Council as body, are distinguished for over rigorous ...

... A. meeting of the Town Council was held yesterday (Thurs- day), B. M. Jalland, Esq, in thechair. There were present Messrs. Aldermen Gresham, Runton, Brownlow, Bilyth, Thompson, Priest, Bean, Cookman, and Ayre, and Messrs. Armstrong, Boulter, Larard, Platford, New- ton, Jubb, Huntley, Carrick, Forrester, Richardson, Blundell, Tall, Bannister, Digby, Wilkinson, Jones, Sissison, Seaton, Anderson ...

... I MONETARY AND COMMERCIALI I INTELLIGENCE. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENtNO.-To-day there has again been much agitation in the money market, end the English funds have undergone a further considerable depression. From the unfavourable influence of the Bank returns Consols for money opened 831 to a, whence owing to some large time sales, made in consequence of the anticipated serious deficiency in the ...

... Nn - Th 9 letter of E - under Tery vahiabl^ 1 ' UU 8U C8tioil8 » uu f of which appear '^' £)M * Church.— Is A Saxon sure that enolosed the copies ? We have not found them. Catholic Children : Crimk : Thb Polick. Police* officer is determined to prove to the elecra their duty will be on the let November. one are important, and are marked for insertion. Friend to the Poor urges a ...

... VENTILATION OF COAL MINE. At the last meeting of the Liverpool Polytechnic Society, a valuable paper was read-by Mr. Sweetlove, on the Ventilation of-CoalMines. As the subject is of great ma- portance, and the plan proposed has received the approba- tion of competent judges, w~e have thought it our duty to extract an expslanation~of it. After pointing out the im- portance of the subject, by ...

... I iNCREASE OF. MAGESTRTES. IssA M'iitetoaca iii.bbein' addressed to the Right'on Sir' T. George Grey, i ~t~ rnia ertr ?? the Home Deptirtasent. by the ?? of tbteslBorough, representing tht 119Brog of Letdos isalargesad extoisive district comprising eleven Tewuships, within ran' srees of thirty 'Milesf, and contalniog a population of upawards of 155,t0t0,ensels. ~ The MeMorial farther, states ...

... I T1IE C tl'-HOLIC PRELATES-DEPUtTATION TO THE LORD LIEUFENANT. I ~ ?? ?? . - - - -J A A deputaiticii of the prelatesv ?? na t tire ord Leatennt, at thle Viceregail Ledge, Pliteiiix ark, to presentithe' memorial upoll tile state of the Ioft, counltry, awireed to by the prelatcs it' synod, a few days rec since. ?? Tie llein.oriad of he Cathiolic Archbbsli,,Papnd Bishops CeJ C Shewetir-That ?? ...

... PROTESTANT HONOURS TO ROMmISH CLERGYM EN. /r - Al strh -d)5v^ n 1S Cl -~ ana \ x- (From Me Church and saite Gazette.) Y. : a' We are certainly getting a very courteous people. illcoreupep. Some persons may be inclined to think, and that per- to haps, not very erroneously, that orir courtesy is inf- nitely greater than our cunning. We are onwarrant- u- ably civil without being simply wise. d ...

... I ?? - -~EPN H ON THE -ADVANTAGfES OF STEEPING THE - FOOD OF CATTLE IN WATER. 1- l' 'JSJL' ,.J mall eta nL li TfisJ2Ij ye By .11. BoUSSINGAULT. 10 Many farmers make a practice of steeping their dry ty fodder before giving it to the cattle; in the opisdon of to these practical men, hay and clover acquire by im- at bibing water more nutritive properties. 25 lbs. of at clover-hay will absorb ...

... is DREADFUL AFFRAY WITSH POACHERS,.-On tbe night a. of Saturday the 23rd instant, as the two Keepers in the n employ of the lRt. Ross Earl of Limerick, of Ditchanm g Park, with their assistants, were going their rounds, :othey fell in with a party of four poachers, two of whom Lt were armed with guns, when a desperate struggle enl d sued, in the course of whicb one gun stock was broken s. to ...

... r ontlIon, Flairs !LY, OCTOB01ER 22, 1917. JDIiA AN D CHINA. ?? Calcutta Mail has arrived,- are. Calcutta, Sept. 8; Bombay, Sept. ! DiA S Sept. 1 ; and Hong-Kong, Aug. - 'i.-Our mail arrangements seem this itined to pertubation the steamer in- t. h:ave been dispatched on the 27th Au- detained till 81st ; that gazetted for i i septeniber proceeds via Ceylon in- len. on the 11th. 'The ten davs ...

... evoin carobiplo Aoubou Oa?rttir. i CAMEPIDGE Hou;E, OCL. 1. The Duke of Cambridge has been pleased to appoluit Henry Sianhope I ilingworth, Esq., to be Joint Apoth- ecary with Edward D. Mloore, Esq., to his Royal Highness's Household. BAN KRLUPTS. Coc3;ER, Henry, Hathersage, Derbyshire, needle manufact urer DUNCAN, Jonathan, Wellington street, North, Strand. FELDMIANN, John Edward, Albert ...