... Till, -leotion for Whitby will take place oni Tu. sa1 , |the 15th in,Int- !'The Admiral.v notify that in future all ciis engaged as trausllors, iroop, and convict ships. ale - have four of their boats d ivith either or Kynaston's lowering appan.,- c The following paragreph appeara, t- article :- It has been mointioned th.1 during ths- storm of last week no casualties happonedI t ?? pi:g at ...

... We uet *eetaA, reno o m atuo of which3 uedonobut avail oetOrsHee. Coinmuolcattnoodhould always tielegblywrtte an si oe a neof e ape eny.length isieese C~c ilfteily f indngapce orthm.What- everia~teo~l fr tni-ton Iertho athetlnted by the~ Cain an U OOMof he ritr, et eoe.eai~yfor Vublloa- W. Kitto.-It is not. Waterloo.-MIr. Bremner. Volunteer.-T'he Government appointi the offieo'-. St. George ...

... NEW TOWN HALL FOR | BIR1KENAEAD. In compliance with a requidition signed by a large nunmber of the inhabitants of Birkenhead, a public meeting was held in the Town Hall, llamilton-street, for the purpose of considering the desirability of Oreoting a usew town hall. Mir. Laird presided. Thd reruisition and notico calling the meeting having beet read The Chairman said that upon receipt of the ...

... I I LBY XLECTRIC AND MAGNETIC TELEGRAPHS.] b RENEWAL OF DISTURBANCES i AT ST. GEORGE'S-IN-THE-EAST. t This church wafreopened yesterday. There were v some manifestations of popular feeling in the morn- I ing on account of particular ceremonial observances. 8 In the afternoon, when the rector, the Rev. B. King c appeared with his choristers, a loud, determined shout of disapproval burst forth. ...

... TO CORR_ SPOND } -e djno 1rt.ika to !CtUXnD COm~lnvinmaatidnsi onl t lh~ i fj. AV. on the Rloyal Chatier are decliliak il 1would be Jlre uatu1r1 to disuss the quoir otlO until after the inqaest; i:@ conoluecd. A I{EA DBS, OF L1VERPOOL.--Six years from the dolivry Oft the account. Any ?? WiLl order the act for you ...

... M.W BRIGHT ON TAXATION AND REFORM. a. At the monthly meeting of the Birming2m LanDs lords' Association the subjct f t o t introduceds and led to some discussion, and a retoli- tion wvas passeod appointing ma c00imittcO to prooteO the agitation agairnst the centinsaassee of the isost Letters had boeea received from M~r. 13Ch~lehleldM* , anld SIr. Bright, P. The following is the por- tant ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. CL&YT'ON HALL.-To-night is appointed for thle benefit and last appearance but one of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Paul. There is to be a day performance to-morrow at two o'clook. SUDDEN DEATHS.-Yesterday, James Maguire, end ied horly aterwrcl.-ChrlesBore, cotaonr cut, astheb deaths resulted from natural causes, in- quests were considrduncer. LmVciePOOL BENEVOL NT SOCIETY OF JOURNqEY ...

... ?? roPUL LTuEX 8UPRFMIA. -, I DOMESTIC. It has been determined to found a Schiller Institute in Malsolhester, to cultivate amongst tho Germans of the town and district those intellectual qualities which are distinctive of their (German nationality, which every truly patriotic man must desire to maintain and develope, even though residing permanently in another land, and to reciprocate the ...

... | CORRESPONDENCE. BATHS FOR TFE WORKING OLASSES. TO TilE RDITORS 'O TIHE LIVERPOOL MWEZCI. 1. Gentliousn,-Th'h very able and practical address deliveredl by Mr. J. J. Stitt, ab the Everbon Aihe- 1n110in, deserves the attention of every burgess who desires an ?? representative in the town council. On sonme of the numerous topics touched upon by Mr. Stitt, his remarks were perhaps unavoidably ...

... f LOCAL INTELLIGENCE- ; I-0 - The Rev.el. B. Owen will lecture tonight in the tc Hope Hall. His Ibljeet. !Old SehoolAffeatations fc Is one that in his hands will prove exceedingly in- l tereting. 01 We are glad to be enabled to state that the gentle. Y man who fell into the water at the landing.stage oi Saturday, and wiat drowned, was not Mr. Lauretce P Gladgtonee, who has called at our ...

... - -S COR!UfP(ri4)ENTS. I ?? ei|* aeo fo t!she *. Wh.1&. D: o and ,-d~O of f mi:X ea n neef~ei$ i14' foe xnljibian ?? aetion of ejcetnimit. C -W.-We are not aware of any law to prevent you. qghaline3abfe nninig 'I`n night are dec- The astnza from Douglaa are declined, D P -We don't understand your quesion, Apply to the librarian at the Free Public Library, ^,j o SAXON.-No. Rdfer to the file ...

... The monthly meeting of this board was held yesterday, at the commissioners offices, lHamilton- square. Mr. H~ind was in the chair, aid the other members present were Messrs. Peck, Baylis, Bell, Hess1ls, Cook, Barnett, .M'GiUl, Ksightley, Rae, and Vercist. LIGIHTING AND WATCHIJNG COMMITTEE. The committee recommended the erection of two additional lamps in the neigbbourbood of the park. -Mro ...