... WORKROUSE COilDlITTE4 The weekly meeting of the workhouse conmnjitte of the select vestry was hold yesterday, in the board room of the parish offices, Brownlotvl1i3l Mr. Cropper presided, and the following other --iti were also present:--Mcssrs. Owen, Scett. ?? iinen Peck, Syred, Byford, Dentonc, Broocne, W J Critchloy, and 9mith. *, Mr. Carr, the governor of the workhouse report that the ...

... THE QUESTION OF PEACE OR I WAR. The amounts from Vienna, Paris; and Berlin, received yesterday, still leave the question of Peace or War in uncertainty. hsrom Vienna, a portion of an official article has been received (by telegraph), in which the Anutrian Government states that it has shown its anxiety for peace by the manner in which it received Lord Cowley's thissioti, and by 1 accepting the ...

... I oa -e The ninth annual meeting of the members of the Liverpool Freehold Land Sotiety was held in the large~room of thoeIdfeJiows' Hdl,!St.Wte' There was a good. attendanoe of 'mesbers. In the absence of Charles HoUsnd, Esq., president of the society, the chair was occupied by Francis Boult, Esq., one of the trustees The following report was rend and adopted - - - The commnites beg to lay ...

... - ? .. - ?? ?? ?? W-. wimpool Ato-OR ?p iALWIP ?? LCX 8VrPiEuMA; SUMMARl'Y. 1 , . t Aih, ee Iii t'he. Houso' of Lords, last night, the c Tladig Cotlmpanies Winding-up Bill was dis- cuiied Lit SO:II ]Lngtb, and ultimately passed * throu ...

... WEST DERBY GUIIUDUS. |I The weekly meeting of this board was hold yesterday, at the West Derby workhouse, the cuailane prcrent being Sleesrs. rr. Edwards (li the chair), Wenaloty, KirkuI RLedgr oberts.s etoso Shoaw. Morris, Taylor, 1. Ed ardle, imitb lchnsond, latnford. Woods, Abrahams, Roseoe, Bolaw Parkis, feyes, Medealfe. Cheques for out-door relief were drawrin olos-r Potts, £12i; Mr. ...

... OAdf POPOLI Lme SVPRE& DOMESTIC. A report from Mr. F. C. Webb, C.E:, as to the present state of the Atlantic telegraph, will be found in another column. We under- stand that all hope of restoring the cable has not been abandoned, and that it is not improbable, should the wire escape rust, that it will early next year be lifted and repaired. The Great Eastern steamship is fixed to leave ...

... It seems rather late in the day for Irish Roman Catholics to discover fundamental and insuperable objeotions, on the score of con- science and religion, to the principle of mixed education. That principle has now been in operation in the sister country-.-and we may say, on the whole, in highly successful opera- tion-for upwards of a quarter of a century. It will soon be thirty years since Lord ...

... VOLUNTEER MOVRENT. I I )FORlMATI0 OP ANr IRIM.~ VOLUNyTR= RIWLE 5 BRIGDE.-A rznna ?? Vwa held last evening at the oUndon, to con. s aider thum dietoy of frmna Irish Volunteer R ifle = in Liverjmol. = were about 60 persons presents Captain Faulknaer was called to the ?? Chairum at i onen. ig the s reedingh t exoesged his oupprov:- of itheprse ofith con haidvent that if an ler ect up in s town ...

... LICENSED VICTUALLERS' ASSOCGIA.ION. rc-Yesterday, the annual meeting of this association that Was held at the institution, West Derby-road, Mr. een William Coward, chairman of the committee, pre- ving siding.: The meeting was called for three o'clock, d it but it was four before a sufficient number of snem- had hers had assembled to constitute a meeting. mey The twenty-ninth annual report ...

... -I [BY ML1~lCIC AjD MACINRTIC TZLEG1RPsH,1 The number of workmen in Chati'am dockyard is to be greatly increased, ad all to work overtime. The p1apers conmment cpon the Emperor of the French a setter to the King of Sardinia. The Norma, laden with mnahogany, had been taken into Bermuda by her Majesty's transportb alatwa. She was dimsmasted. INDIA AND CHINA. INDIA. The overland mail has arrived ...

... Last evening, in the National Schoolroom, Bootle, Mr. Thomas Court, secretary of the Underwriters' Association in this town, delivered an interesting lecture, entitled The Ocean and Ocean Navigation, popularly considered. There was a large and respec-15 table audience, The Rev. Mr. Crump, who occupied t te chair, in opening the proceedings, said that the I gentleman who had kindly consented ...

... DR. SM1wTrnJR. g I DR, SMETHURST | No frmal communication las yet been made from tha Home Secretary with regard to the fate of the prisoner, but there appears to be a strong impression on the minds of those in authority, who are well able to form an opiniou upon the subject, that the la* will take its course and that the advisers of the Crown will nsot cobeider tlhemfsolves justified in ...