... TEStMONIAL TO6 -M JOHN VANDENHOFF. . I ?? In I The fiiends and admnireri of Mr. Vaddenhoff have C availed themselves of' that geitlenman's visit to this size town to present to him the elegant testimonial which Bo was subscribed for in Ootobei last as a tribute of the their esteem and t ,eir appreciation of his great merit as an actor. The presentation took place on Satur- P' day last, at Mr. ...

... Yesterday morning, the Rev. Rector Campbell laid the foundation stonc of a new church about to be erected on tie south sido of Finch-street, ii the centre of a district abounding in poverty and crime. 'mhe Rev. Henry Baugh has been officiating in the district since 1855, divine service being performed in a room in Andley-street, capable of accommodating ebott 1CD persons. That room is now ...

... I A WEDDIG AND A DIVORCE. , (From the New York Tribune.) a On the 2nd of August last, Mr. Horace B. Fry, , of Philadelphia, a broker in that city, and a gentle- a man of good family and position, married Miss Emily l L. Grigg, a faughter of Mr. John Grigg, also of that city, formerly aboooksoller, and a gentle-an of-large fortune. Within a month there were runours of Idifficulty between the ...

... lt- -- - FOUNDATION OF THE INFA ORPHAN ASYLUMI -yregcrd'sy the flr3t stone of a new building for the I D es of ls asylum was laid by Harmood Banner, I 1s on land in Glenville-place, contiguous to the I ground3 of the exiting ?? boys andgirls, with c their intermediate church of the Holy Innocents, iq c Is-street; and the ceremony was preceded by a service in the church, a special sermon being ...

... THE SOCIAL EVIL. TO THB EDITOIRS OF THE LIVEROOL AMCURY. Gentlemen,-I will not trespass on your valuable tl columns to comment on the statements by the Liver- u pool press on the social evil of great cities, but rather, u as having just arrived from Australia, commend to 8 your notice the reflections and suggestion of a stranger 'who has never previously seen Liverpool. On revisiting theo ...

... SALoUR PFOPULI LI BUPLEMA - ?? . . . . o_,, ?? SU1MMARY. The House of Lorda sat for a short time only last night, and little business was trans- acted. The Ecclesiastical Courtsand Regis- trios (Ireland) Bill was read a third time. In the Rouse of Commons, the two bills which were introduced by the Solicitor- 1 General, relating to the titles and registries of landed estates, were discussed in ...

... I A meeting was held in the Guildhal, on Friday, to consider thie Government Reform Bill. The hato was crowded to excess. Tho city memers with th 31exception of Lord John Rtissell, and som of t~he:. .r San wich smuel Morley moved the first resolution, wideclared the Ministerial measure of reform to be unworthy of acceptance. The motion having been seconded, the Lord Mayor I was about to put ...

... Name of Railway1 This Samne 4.f-tyr'ss Same MOieCs Wek186. Toal. 1010. upon. Bedale end Leyburn ?? 132 60; 114 775 10 Belfast and Ballymena- 1065 1067 10378 10769 65 D'head, L.. & Cheshire ..2448 2003 24284 21011 33 Bristol and Exeter ?? 5539 G310 48180 42623 118 Caledooi n ?? 11005 113111 60918 0302 1201 Cork and Bandon ?? 316 340 2683 2880 20 Cork, Brock, & Passage- 211 183 2223 3833 6i ...

... WARRINGTON a. STOCiPORT RAILWAY BILL. - TilE RUJNNIENG, 'OOWES TO THIE BIBKEN- READ.U, LANI.' lSHIREv, AN1) GFIESHI~tE JUNCTION RA!JLLWAY COMPAN Y. YOUdl: Ol C:l tUM C ON*Mi.SITTEiul ON PRlVATi? J I 1LLI.- I~ ?? VIL. (Fr/o- Rr otce lcporter.) I tree (ii CC~liro:Na. MtiiMA-- The etiitr ec rm n omittit;l at twelve o'clock, Air. jiy In the theidr. ,thls 1l, f u LMh the cnet .. pitusc 1 the prear ...

... METEOROLOGICAL RE3SULTS Deduced from observations taken at the Liverpool ?? Observatory during the week ending Saturday, Thi March 12, f959. Job Latitude, 63° 24 48 N. Lonaitude. 3' 0' 1 W. 1 .U m i Time occupied in | i - Tue -e 51 filling. J -. .in Uodelvd i u 9U.g - Till 5 ft rfi've grouan ll Ioco c o r r CO Daily leortoul ?? '° Je * motion of nir I ?? _ JO Eruatecai p ue 'R -ess, LO e ra ...

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... I ANTI-INCOME T ASSOCIA- | TIT.ON.: . , ?? - The monthly meeting of the .committee wa~s hold last evening, Mr.Yoki the chair. There were -sls jresent Mr. Inman, Mr. MackeniMr. Rerr, W. andyr.N Mrn Lathbury, Mr. aerson, R.Olicitor, thataddiionl mebershadbeenenroledsince ther lstmeeing ed h wa poudtoinform them .e tat h ha recivedintllignce romfriends of lila tha brnchassciaion wold avebeen ...