... -n r ' MR. WATTS' CRITICISM & ALDERMAN t S. 1. RADCLIFFE'S REPLY. a , A FRESH DISPUTE. t o The final meeting of the Finance and Estate o id Committee for the curre ...

... OUR LONDON LETTIER. I I I ja |LosTDo3s, Scr>Ay NrGHT. Mr. Morley's great triumph at Newcastle, which he himself describes as the more agree- able because it was so totally unexpected, promises to be m ...

... A BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOINTION.1I . i . _ After a very successful gathering, ibis asocia- lJ tion completed its 60th annual meeting at Notting. Do barm yesterday, the attendance to the last being', at e ...

... AGE AND POVERTY AT ST. - GEORGE'S HALL tair England is confessedly a country of the alasses at and the macseas but at least at this joyous period of a golden bridge is thrown over the cham of the ar- ...

... PRESEN-TATION TO LUUT. SWENY. in r. Advancing age led to the retirement a short is while ago of Lientenent Sw~eny, R.N., who for 3f years rendered valuable service under the Mersep r. Docks and Harbou ...

... Last night a. vestry meeting of the ratepayers of Bootc township e was held in the Bootle Towin iall to express an opinion en the proposal of the overseers that ...

... RUSSIA'S INFLUENCE. e ] Constantinople, Thursday.-The impending >, departure for St. Petersburg of M1. Iaxiinoff, a dragoman to the Russian Embassy, is believed d to be connected with official business bearing Yupon the present deliberations of the Ambassa- dors. It is stated that he will be the bearer of despatches giving the results obtained by these conferences up to the present, and will ...

... FROM OUR LONDOIN CORRESPONDENT. _11 Lo-sDox, FRIDAY NIGHT. Sir John Willoughby has placed himself in a supremely Tidiculous position by the fuss he Inadle on Tuesday, before the South African Committe ...

... 'A LIVERPOOL MERCHANTS AFFAIRS. ! PRASH AND HAZARDOUS SPE C ' 1. ?? At the Livcrpooi County C'ourt, vr- e-d Alovader BElbirnie. described as a conin. -- agent, of Temple-street, but fs-rnrsv ?? neoes ...

... | THE PENRHYN QUARRIES STRIKE T THE EDITORS OF THE LIERPOIOL XZD0VDUT. fl Geetlemen,-Corning so woon after the Labour Day demronstrations it is not surprising that ~C the negotiations between the parties in this strike f ehave teen interrsupted 'by disagreement, and th a that they have as yet -failed to arrive at a satisfac- C1 is tory settleansnt. The oretorical fireworks that R S blszed ...

... OUR AMERICAN LETTER [SPECIALLY CABLED.] NEW YOPX, WEDNESDAY. Mr. Harford, the prominent trade unionist, he who has been attending the American Labour w Congress as an English delegate, sailed tv-day be for Southampton on board the American il- liner St. PauL Before leaving he was ad interviewed on the comparative positions he of the Labour movement in the two on countries. He at once pointed ...

... A MACHESTERT MYSTERY ' A midwife named Mary Ann Bl, living in Ridgway-stt, Manchester, was brought befor, the magistrates of that city yesterday, on a chargf of concealing the birth of a child, and wa ...