... Two labourers, in attempting to cross a frozen re ser- voir at Upper Pollock, near Glasgow, on Saturday evening, broke through the ice. and were drowned. A third man, p in attempting to render them assistance, shared a similar I fate. Tss. ABEReDEEN GOVERNMENT AND TFIE Ce1unces _ RATE QUESTION.-It appears from. a letter written some time ago by Lord Aberdeen to the Vicar-of Braintree, and ...

... t HOUSE OF COMMONS, MONDAY, JANuArty 29. Order read, for resuming adjourned debate on question t .1[26th January], That a select committee be appointed I l o inquire into the condition of our army before Sebasto- r pol, and into the conduct of those departments of the f goenent whose duty it has been to minister to the Sd wants oftatarmy (Mr. Roebucki). Question again pro- posed; debate ...

... IT $ANNE'S DISPENSARY AND EYE AND EARI INSTITUTION. nuk -os.n - CM.is I,? Ih lhn hr nfhzh tfvsn o The annual meeting of the subscribers to tbis charity was held h yesterday, In the boardroom of the institution,Ruse-isill, for the p purpose of receiving the treasarer's accounts and electing a tl committee for the prsoeat year. Mr. Thomas Burton occupied d tlhe cha*r, and- the other geatlemen ...

... V0CT#RES ON GREAT CTIMS. k ?? ^ h t-+s noaa--., -*+t .. . ?? -A ?? The fourth lecture of this interesting and instructive series of so lectures, In connection with the Liverpool Sunday School Insti. pi tute, was delivered on Tuesday evening last, in the Concert pi Hall, Lord Nelson-street, by the Rev. Dr. Halley, of Man.s Chester. The chair was occupied by Mr. William Orosafeld, and co On the ...

... FOREIGN INTALLIGNOOCE TURKEY.- asot ,11 CNSTANTINOPLE, JAN. 18.-News has been reievivedi oese vruieh brings down our knowledge of Schamyl's existence not __ nd continued command up to the time of thes late fora his in Georgia, of which he wasI no doubt, at the head,' it ~ will be remembered that a horde of mountaineers Sud- Wha denly descended on the open country near Tiflis, plan- no dered ...

... I MULTUIRIN PARVO. ?? .Ao. .- Ler In the press, add will shortly appear, several fine, an double Gloucester cheeses. Many people drop a tear at the sight of distress who RN would do better to drop a sixpence. LY The inauguration of the Zing Consort of Spain as a ed knight of Calatrava was recently celebrated. OP The magnificent tiara sent by Queen Isabella of Spains Me to the pope was ...

... WEST DERBY BOARD 0p? OtTADIANs. hi The usual weekly meeting of this board was held on Wedned- day, the Rev. Mr. Badnalt in the chair. The other members srejent were Messrs. G. Harrison, Monutfield, Kirkus, Ledger, Daly, Pitts, Alpass, Whitby, M'Gee, Edwards, Abraham, Heys, Carter, J. Harrison, Lent, Shaw. From the report of the master of the hospital it appeared the number in the hospital ...

... .THE LIVERPOOL DISPENS&IES. a- The annual general meeting of the governors and subscribers a -of this institution was held yesterday afternoon; hi the Dispen- e -Baries Offlce, South Castle-strot The Venerable Archdeacon i t- Brooke, president, occupied the-chair. and amongst those pro- e- -cat -were tho Rev. Cyrus MXorrol, Mr. F. Mill, &s6e treasurer, a- Mr. C. Booth, deputy-chaireaan, Mr. ...

... On Wednesday evening, the snrrial meeting of tho friends ndsubscribers of the Liverpool Town Mission was held In the Hop HllHoe-sret, ap. Wodsllinthe chair. Amongst a, thos prsen wer Mesrs Joh Crppe, Brougliam, Mathe- son Re Mr Edard, Rv. r..Bron, r. D. Rowlands, Rev. r-c Mr.Birel, Rv.H. . row Rv. r.Crichton, Rev. Mr, ol Thle proceedings were opene bysigng a hymn, and ?? 01 Warn offered up by ...

... Teuulfrnghtly meeting of the select vestry was held Cl on Tue.vdcy, the Re~v.Rector Camupbell in thiechair. The otherW memnbers present were Messrs. Carne, Gardner, Blain, Satchell, P Whitty,J. Jnea, Mellor, Denton, Crawford, Bold, Hughes, el Bradley, Nielceonl, Rawls, Hutchison, Luff. WORKHOUSE COMMITTEE. i From theproceedrings of this committee it appeared the num- m her in the houseoon the ...

... THE iINISTERIAL CRISIS. The Earl of Derby, who was called upon by herD , Majesty to assume the reins of government hi announced in the House of Lords, last night, that dr c he had failed in his attempt to form an Adminis- a1 it tration. This result was anticipated when it 'c became known that the noble earl had not suc- ceeded in inducing any of the leading members of to e the late ...

... ?? ?? ?? C . A.. .. 'rte' THE, PHILIIARMONICRUOPRIETORS AND THEIR; o1ng (0OMMITTEE. r, -his TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MSERCURY. ao Gentlemen,-P'romf your report of the proceedingeat the latei ahS meeting of the Philharmonic proprietors, It woeld seem that, in the opinion of'the meeting, Mr. Sudlow's delinquency hasl 9ban been eufficiently voiltilated, that the mildest censure only ...