... * TOWI?SHIrp OV TOXTETH-PARK. . bepreindeb to a gentleman who wae present for the n followmg.skaer1 of the proceodings before the county mangis Ion! trates, on Satdrday :-M Saturday last being the day fixed by the rnagistrato for the Pre] appointment of overeeers for the township of Toxteth-park, the several gentlemen attended at the court in Basnett-street for real the purpose of objecting to ...

... The meeting of this association, which stood ad- hea joarned'to Monday evening, was postponed to last whe evening, when it was held at Mr. Rigby's hotel She Jaimes-street, at eight o'eloal, and attended by Mal ,about 20 gentlemaen. Mr. Steel was voted to the them echai r. case - Mr. Neilson, the secretary, referring to the Chan- WYOT 3 allor of the Exchequeer's proposed increase of the l£2,000 ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, | -- -the FRANCE. ot inoc The.61niesusr states that the f&il' for t1re inenlil-ra- hoc tion of an equestrian statue of the Emperor, at Der- infl doaus oo lceo Wdesa.The ftfavouired linl by the becauty of the weather, weent off magnificently, dip Almost the whole of the citizens were present; inure 'T'I than 400 mayors of ruryal conmunnes -were aniong thie gill; spectators ...

... TU I Air. Earoy's second lesson, on Friday., was still t more numerously attended, end the additional sub- g seribers included several ladlies. First Mr. Iarey ?? ?? a three-year-old gray fiUy, whichI was t unbroken, but which had nevertheless learned mally, vices front rougo1 tsas0, so th;at it was almnost as bad a subject as (irniser. Although the allnmal ?? not t at first allow itsolt to ...

... ;c, fii-77-,I-:, ItEAh, , ' i (W. 1, IT mft. complaind Ofulbances - cnpandoby inbabitant a ben inpcted end means taken'to renledy 'thein, 919 hosest in: the =a - healhies ditrit, containing 2985 apartment~s Sand 475 cellars, had been put under examination with the view of improving: their sanitacy condition, and 84 lodging hlouses had also bee exmnd An Drported upon. Upwards of 20 s ...

... - . St. GroRGE's CHIURCH.-On Thursday last, Mr. G. Tait and Mir. C. Seward were elected wardens of St. George's church for the ensuing year. CONsBCtATion.-Christ Church, Newburgh, built and endowed by the Earl of Derby, was consecrated by the Bishop of Chester on Wednesday last. It contains sit- tings for 256 persons, of which 117 are entirely free and unappropriated. The patronage is vested ...

... 11 _ . Next Monday, the ratepayers of this town and of some other townships in the Preston Union will be called upon to elect persons to represent them at the Board of Guardians during the next year. The office of guardian is of greater importance than many persons are apt to imagine. Upon the mode in which the business of the Board of Guardians is managed very much depends. The welfare of the ...

... 1tHE--1NM1IAN- MUTINIE. ^i ?? _ _ 'i I * 1-11 ,Djfreo heeen the 21*Tdrof F-ibrnr and. Tagai n 'Ob. I qtll coillthe'eiien~y was defcated~ tho'oned' SigCoh C0m'bdt' ~a61se 'an iagho{te hD'~ list 'of MAt-tb; ''And' p'lised~oh'ad'trei~do~moi osp~- tion ifii-the; Dikoosha- Ga'iden`; fnly ai.milc6 fibni'the city.' *y''The oerbiiy-wii 'alirmed, lint 1ikl't&'iht 1 ~ pry ci- ortfie th'-lne~ t treir ...

... .i Id )ALLOT.Xe-SOI To -k. W. 4ICHOL. A : . :SI, OF A'UST ,IA. X ,; O l n a -f: ..W In ., - ,i. OnWdnsW'wingn3 sbolr e was given ?? Umsmasons' Rall, It 2Ev, W -Nicholson, late 'prei6idr of, la Victoria, Aiistralia, and tke founldir ef'the ~'otd iv in the Brltishf 'SIO~iiO.e by balot eased There was a 'larg Is blgo o FIrisy heard Barkeleyv M.P .,toolr the-chair, in which' he~ `W`s iprted ...

... COURT, &o. her Her Mejesty will hold a Privy Council to-day is (Tuesday), at Windsor Castle, at which three lords- Fe en lieutenants of counties will be sworn in-the Duke thi eat, of Devonshire, Lord Sudeley, and the Earl of Sefton 130 vted -a very unusual circumstance. -ock Her Majesty has received a present of 80 Arabian lu An homes from the Sultan, It is said the stud is to be to' f it ...

... kill A ITNT ON PERSEVERANCE. bit It would seem that there is no living thing so ob- I noxious as not to find admirers. What creatures so the repulsive as rats and spiders ? Yet the London e] Q 2-terly finds some things beautiful and even lovable in the former, and Dr. Asa Fitch, in Harper's o'cl foonthly, labours to show that the latter delicate little objects are worthy of esteem and ...

... - TIM DOCK ;B O D. ; .OAD The Uual wekly oethe eti Tesuleelmetng of th dook bor wa md hedytrasttedc fieRevenue-bnifld. ur THE WRKS OM~r1pEE.our A report was read from the engineer, stating .that 'W -1 damage to the amotunt of £2215 badl been done to the I shed on the east Bide of the Hu dson !Dook by. the I falling of the masts of the James Barnes; and It ap-. I peared from the proceedings of ...