... We are informed that Mr. Frewen has not as yet re- the signed his seat for East Sussex.-Globe. he] The Clonmel election has resulted in the return of Mr. ev( Bagwell by an overwhelming majority. on Mr. Ponsonby Barber, of Kilcooly, is a candidate for co0 Tipperary. He was formerly an extreme conservative, pre but his views are understood to have undergone consider- of I able change. M nmu THE ...

... YOUBIGN MSOELLANY. ?? price of ear continue I to fal im France. T e t ?? between Engand and Spain for the ,rest bashmento international copyright bas been ratified, and came mooperation on the 30th ult. d hM. Barre, die-sinker at the Paid Mint, is at present d- executing a medal commnemorative of the St'sttgardt s An understanding has been come to between the French 0 and English Governments ...

... cI le THE LATE DOUGLAS JEBROLD AND THE WORKING CLASSES. To TlHE EDITORS O0 THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. Gentlemen,-i perceive that the Literary and Dramatic La Society have announced a performance at the Theatre 'a Royal for Thursday next in aid of the Jerrold Mlemorial ' Fund. and that the members are acting under the Isanction and patronage of sr. Charle Dickens and his wgited colleaguen. learn ...

... COMPETITION AND THlE CIVIL SERtVICE. -- I ReN Ifwe could fool qia.te sure that Ministers were Insj serious in desiring to extend the application of at ( 'g the competitive principle to civil service appoint- we monts, we should beu very willing to give them Con ample latitude as tlo time and mode. IThe aubject app d is still a new one, and it is not without its diffi- pari if Oulties. Few ...

... YO1KSHIRE UNION, OF MECHANICS' INSTITUTES. The annual meeting of the delegates from the various institutions comprising the union was held at the Auerm- bly-rooms of the gymnasium-hall, Hudderstield, on U Wednesday. EdwaXd Baines, Esq., president of the minon, occupied the chair. 0a Mr. Jamea Role, the secretary, read the report; which showed that the receipts of the union were favourable tb ...

... The usual weekly meeting of the health committee was held yesterday. Mr.Alderman Dover occupied thechiir and the following other gentlemen were also presest _ Messrs. Sheil, M'Guffie, Beckwith, Anthony, Ha3 dock, Robertson Gladstone, and Stitt. The borough engineer, building surveyor, and inspector of nuisances reported various particulars of the operations in their several departments during ...

... Deduced from observations taken at the Liverpool Obser- vatory, during the week ending Saturday, Aug. 8, 1867. Latitude, 68' 24 485f N. Longitude, ' 01' 1 W. 50]3 Ti Caleltdiogauged i 23 e - 3tc.ahvoground 1 ?? I - w 8 a rI Daily horfintsl I 8 28 o .a meton ot ar. | . es S a.o Si Extreme prea. w - .Ro T r A C e * sure on sq. foot. a , 0 Ca I N N -p W i v|, Di 'io 4 i 0XBr e |RQH .- OK; | 1 sV ...

... SENTEC ON Aa- -- ?? SINTEN( ONt MADAM aANNA. On Monday. at the floroughSlen161s, beforb G. Hanier- Pon, Esq.* recorder, the notouioum~~prvesn Jobaenna- Rosenberg, betto r known as 1Madame Annas, was bronght up to receive sentence. On the prelvicius Fridgy, it Will be recollected, the prisoner pleaded guilty to a charge of having kept and maintained a' corain 6Oumaflon 1- governed, and ...

... OURRENOY FALL&0OLE.9-Tn B1NBFIr I OF THLI itM tI8. s he t(ro ea Tiiters Oily Arl~do) Ol bI There are some fallacies heard in each discnssion on I im the otirreally that have been exposed mo often, and yet to to are ?? tenaciously repeated, as to discoulrage all hope of rag en thle publio ever being brought to comprehend even its my a's plainest prinoipleis. TIhe necessity for an ext scion of ...

... - le Tac NEw MASONIC HAL. -The land intended for this T ball, which adjoins the Catholij Institute, Hope-street, hg will be taken yo.isacsion of on the 18t of January next. di TanE LATFE MR. 8. T. WINSTANItb7Y.-The remains of 7( this gentleman wera interred on Wednesday last at St. a, James's Cametery. The funeral being urivate was at- I tended only by the family of the deceased and several of ...

... I .1 I i Although we have never concealed our own im- r pressions as to the undesirableness of forcing on a s scheme for a change of government in Indiq during z the course of the present session, yet we have t never denied that such a scheme may possibly e prove worthy of all the support claimed for it by n its promoters. For our own part, we should cer- tainly have deemed it wiser, on such ...

... no is ?? A wt e ~ .. , . -- ?? [BY TuN ELECTRC AND INsTENATbONAL TELAPIJ ran General Van Optihal has left Holland for London, to )le demand officially for the Prinoe of Orange the hand @1 the Prinoess Alioce. ng The Times thinks the Tory party ought not to offer a In ke wearisome opposition to the Jew Bill. The Times considers that General Havelolk'd pension Mn, oughtto be continued to his eon ...