... I The fortnightly meeting of the select vestry Wsi held yesterday in the boardioot. of the workhors. rfrownlow-hill. Tire Rev. Rector Uarripbell pr. tidod, and the other mebers present vwere Me-sr Iritchicy, (jooke, Denton, Bsirsiow, Srnitb, Ca; {eratra, Satcheli, Scott, Wrlliaius, Peck, Uttver Jropper, Wbisiby, ii. Byford, A. Byford, Broone c IWirtty, TurnerArcher, Hughes, CGair, Syred, ant ...

... TIlE AI SENA- - - - AT W iTHE ARSE'NAL AT' WEtEDON. We mentioned some months ago that the great national arsenal at Woolwich was in a position which placed it at the mercy of any enemy who might gain even a temporary advantage in the south of England; and though it is not at all probable that any such advantage will be gained, we then stated that it was highly imprudent to inour an lunl- ...

... ,X. . -lavev ?? - 11001 j*erfu ?? r9* A..L1 Vd EDmuLI L'X ^UPEMA. SUMMAARY. DOMESTIC. Although the Chancellor ef the Exchequer has been some months in office, it was only on Saturday last that the Right hlon. W. HI. Gladstone went through the necessary form of taking the oath of allegiance ii ller Majesty's Court of Exchequer. The Anti-tobacco Agitation is progressing. After an address the ...

... WiarerpI oo n. liALL78 rouuL LsX AUPB MA. .-EW RAILWAY; PROJECTS. | Amongst the new railway projects given. notice of for next session are two or three relating to Liverpool and the neighbourhood, which are of some public interest. The sale of the St. Helen's Railway and Canal to the London and North-western Railway Company is one of these, Supposing this object to be effected, it will give: ...

... I THE GREAT L7ASTFRN. -10 ,odo since thy Great There have been som' strol4g tn Southampton, Eastern has lain at her ?? of the chains quite sofilcient to test the s,'cn&; t she is safely whiih hold the vessel and to show th~e ti sfly moored and completely sheltered b. trip from Holyhead to Southampton was more tbh. a mere run from port to port. It was intended 5SPeitlly to try the ship for ...

... MULTUM IN PARVO. Mr. James Ward, the oldest of the Royal Academi- cians, died on Wednesday evening, at the patriarchal age of 91. A Sunday afternoon temperance Tr eetinW, held in; he square of Tredegar, Wales was ttedd by 1000persons. Tple detached cooperav'. of the Faver-liam, gtu. powder mills was de~.t: Qid by fire last week. Thel fear of ant xp!osirt kept poople away, 'hise earnuiuye of ...

... LIVERPOOL AUTUM-IN MEETING. THURSDAY, NOVEMIBER 10, The Tyro Stakes of 5 Bs. cael, with 20 sov3. added, for twro- year olds. Vininer to li olid for 10 rses. us the usnal way, and to pay 5 saov. tovwards expeinEes. T.Y.C. bix buba 7 1 Mr. 8axoun' ch f Lady Emuily ?? (Uuury) t 1 7 8 Mr. Huut'l ch f ?? 2 7 5 Mr. J. Gilbys h o Plilny ?? 3 7 5 Ir. Bartou' icb Ji0 ?? 4 7 1 Mv. Slatberley's I f ...

... The usual fortnightly insetiu of the select vestry wa held ysardq in the hon room of the pariah S presided proceedin thollowing cotherente men were I also present ;-essrs. CropperOwen, Scott, ti Whitty, F hitby, ?? ?? Denton, ed William, John ijitbyTurnerHughesSyred, o ?? TE WORKHOUSE COMMITTEE, The proceedings of this committee having bean b h Mr. Cro or mnoved their eCnllnitation, and iP b ...

... - - -,r L,-, - . wilt SALUS ropr JLX FX SUPREaIA. snub Amp DISC 5 ^- i at SUAIMARY. Pr di DOMESTIC. th The Great Eastern reached her moorings in tho SoutbamPtOn waters yesterday morn. th Ing Great preparations were being made to of give her all enthusimtic reception, but she arrived earlier than was expected The cor- M porition of Southampton are this morning to tt proceed in fall regalia on ...

... The ship Florefidd 111ghtingale was yesterday after- noon telegraphed off .ittle Burbo, with a signal of distregs flying; but x subsequent telegram announced P .tat she was hlove to about five miles off the Bell Buoy. A btrrque was telegraphed at 2 25 p.m. yesterdny r as ?? har 50(Litt-le Bnrbo), . with a siggnal of' dlstttl5 l.ing. At ct 35 the sea was e making a cleapn DPeaofh over list ...

... CORRESPONDKNI OE. THE1 ROYAL CHARTER. TO T1lZ EDITORS OF T11E LIVERPOOL MTEtRlCtiV i Gentlemen,-As the inquiry into the loss of the l Royal Charter is proceedi: g, and the question being | just now as to her strergtb, may I be allowed to ask through your columrins whether it is a fact that she .as built duiring a turs-ourt, and by knobstickls T If this is true, it will not follow that she ...

... it is said that the Horsfall party, whioh claims for itself the exclusive right of nominating the mayor and aldermen, wanted, at the Tory caucus on Sa. tarday, to drop the names of several of the retiring aldermen, and.put some of their own nominees in their places. The retiring aldermen have the right to vote in the election of the new mayor, and on counting noses It was found that without ...