... TIlE WESLEYAN METHODIST FOREIGN MISSIONS. 17 The forty-first; annual meeting of the Wesleyan Miethodist le Auxiliary bociety for the district of Liverpool wae heild last cvcniiig in the Biruneswick Chapel, Moss-street. The chair was occupied by John F'arnworth, Ess,., aud amongst other at gentlemen oin the platform were the Rev. John Hannah. D ,of Didslsbury, anl thle Rev. Luke Tyersssan (a ...

... ci, | THE SOLDIER ANDI HIA LOVE. | aig - . . OLD- i-. ..Ar I eoiig1 (Frrosit the Court Journat.) NV t The delay which has occurred in the departure of ti coln- the Duc de I- to take possession of his niew n sday office being known to be of his own seelding, has ton, given rise to a thin Nlet of smoke, beneath which d4 i at- smoulders the spark of rea lfire whicl serves to kindlec it on the ...

... ANNUAL ' REPORT, The following are the most important portions of it the report'- )OAfter stating at the very onset they were ever- n- wheltned with schemes of projected cotton farms inl LLI all pat of the world, and offers of vast estates, to L of be cultivated with capsital which it was supposed they e- possessed, the committee state that having received ll frons her Majesty's, ...

... MULTUM IN -PARVO. test 3uld 'The complaints as to the scarcity of seamen for the the royal navy continue. ,e of A young lady in Portsmouth, engaged in gathering that a dress a tew evenngs ago, took 5 stitchej in three .rces mnutes. I he Mr. HenryLees, of CrasseroftClougli, nearSaddle- reat worth, destroyed himself on Thursday morning by the cutting his throat with a razor, almost herinhis ions ...

... nte THE SUPPLY OF COTTON TOI hat GREAT BPITA-IN. A-- rl-/n- - A - -BB-- - -- -- ?? - I irge. IMPORTANT ME:ETING LN MANCHESTER, Lsed, stcst The first annual general meeting of the Supply of ould Cotton Association was held on Friday in the Towin- the hail, Manchester. There was a ver full attendance ur ?i of manufacturers, merchants, and others interested 3 he in this subject, and on the ...

... al leeJohno'G~roatd.Tournal gives a very full account Detl as of the terrible murders and suicide at Lerwick, bet it 'whig wre briefly announced last week. The follow;-'h Thehoue n. hic tis earulcrime has been Cbaj~ is committed stands in the pinitpal street of Lerwick. inj, l.a It is the house of Mr. PetercWilliamson, the pr- le cipal actor in the tragedy, who has been residenrtir I ?d ...

... RALUS POPULIE LEX SUPPERA SUMMAITRY. To-day the royal family will leave 'Windsor i Castle for Buckingham Palace. On Saturday the Prince of Wales, attended 1 by his tutor and other gentlemen, sot out for c freland. a -Mr. Disraeli will, unless circumstances should compel a change, make his financial c statement oln Friday next. I The amended Navy Estimates for thd i present financial year, as ...

... THE LANCASHIRE CONGRE&A- TIONAL UNION. The ptnceedings domnected wiith the anmual meeting of this 20t] associatiobl consuenced on Wednesday last in this town by a hla( p~rehinsinary me etinxg us1 Newisy16ton Chapel. Addreses were atti delirered by the Rev. r. 'Thomsn,0 AM., of Miancboster: os hisu T1he scereseity of prayer for the oulpociriog of tiecs ioly Spirit A 12 upon oulr ehlscchec and ...

... he The Rev. David Sim, of the United Presbyterian i d Church, Bradford, has raceived a purso of 6:3l guineas as a token of the goodwill, admiration, and e love of his people. )So A cat that follows about the 'family like a dog, FI even accompanying them into the town and back, Is' )min possession of the household of Mr. Buckley, ( P Pen-y-faL, Llanely.* l ?? a suit has been instituted against ...

... TYPOGRAPHICAL & LITERAJY INSTITUTE. A ?? ?? - . I . . w . . .. s- A ?? in aid of the funds for establishing a library in can. al nection with the recently foundedi Typographical and Literary 1I *) Insttute, Seel-street-tho object and seope of which we have ii Of already descrlbed-was heldon biondiay eTeDing, inthe Concert 1J Of Hall, Lord Nelson-street, and was attezailod by between 300 1 It ...

... a- 3* FATAL AccrDENT.-TIhe boy James Hughes, of . ; 13 Court, Carlton-street, who was run over in Great 7 da Howard-street oln Monday afternoon, died at the I n Northern Hospital the same evening, and the inquest , will be held to-day (Wednesday). id A -MAN FOUND 0L7OWNED.-The body of James L ord, a pensioner frons the 1st dragoon gulards, whot nhad been mlissing since thxe 13th January, was ...

... WATER COMMIITTEE. 'sd The waetldv meetin of this commiottee wao hol yeseray Lun at she Town ihail, Mr. T. L.Hoihonon ith celoatr. There wore en, asprsnMar.Beninett, Shutt, Maileor, IEysy, Vernon, no ,ot Wogstaff, Woodruff, Crallin, Barls, cnd 1Fornwsrth. it; The followiing, reports were eusuolitied by Mr. Duntcan :- ho nly QUANTITY OF 5 VArM RtSECEVEiD FROtM RIVINOTON TYeDring tho weak ending ...