... i* understood that the lord of shir rendered vacant by the accidental death Card Hatibury K*q., will bo ottered by tho Loid LI-mover. Dkatii an An ED Cleroyma*.—The doath the llcv. J. W. Cunningham, vicar Harrow, announced. He was the oldest beneficed e'ergyinan the diocese of London, and was fifth wrangler 1802. MURDER OF A CAPTAIN. At the Thames poMce court yesterday, William necry Baukins, ...

... Levy's noted Olooks in gnat variety, from a. 6d.—32. Booth Castle- Street. An Rkmxdy.—Dr. Brett, profea»er of medloal jnrl»prudenoe at the liverkool Kojal Infirmary, say* - Martin's Balsam lerehound and Aniseed one the beet remedies I ever knew : relieves the most Irritable eongh, sound and refreshing sleep, soothes the nervous kystesn. and restores the healthy action of the longs.'' Tils ...

... BEFORE MR. COMMISSIONER PERRY. In RE C. W. Leete.—The last examination of this bankrupt, furniture broker In Pitt-street, was adjourned to the 31st October, In oonsequenoo of his balance sheet not being filed. Mr. John Yates, appeared for the assignees. re John Bhodes.—This was a certificate sitting of the bankrupt, a coal dealer at Birkenhead, who was supported bj Mr. Quinn and oopoaei by Mr. ...

... The monthly meeting of the council was held yesterday, Thomas Chilton, Esq., vice-president, in the chair. NEW SCALE OF RATES FOR THE SUPPLY OF WATER. Mr. Beloe introduced the question one that seriously concerned the mercantile interests of the town, inasmuch as it was clear that the warehouse Interest and the shipping interest would both be affected by the proposed new bill; nevertheless was ...

... V>'a understand that considerable amusel.-.cr.t was caused on 'Change Friday by the sudden and somewhat alarmed appearance Mr. James Tyrer, who, report says, had been sent for on the announcement being made of Air. John Ravenseroft coming forward as a candidate for Exchange ward replace Mr. Tyrer, owing to that gentleman's neglect of his duties. We have heard also that a requisition which has ...

... The following is a list of the town councillors who retire by rotation on the Ist of next month, and also of the new candidates far present ascertained : Rrtiri.xq Warp. Mkkbbrs. Everton T. D. AndersonT. D. Aoderson Scotland Richard Shell Richard Sh-il. Yauxh til Roger Hay dock Roger Hi) «ock. St Thorn,.Klgbj..-; Junes Tyrer. -{ Caatle-itrect Thomas Avison.. .Thomas Aviaon. St. ...

... THE WELSH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, CHATHAM - STREET. This, the seventh l belonging the nSove denomination nonconformists orectcd in L verpool, was opened for divine service yesterday. Tho opening sermon was preached last night by the sudor minister, the ltev. Henry Rees. To-day sen ions will be in morning, afternoon, and evening, and every night during this week except Saturday, and the following ...

... Every day's experience proves that the Liberal party in this town have committed a great mistake by ignoring politics at municipal elections. It is, perhaps, an abstract truth that politics ought not to be the sole measure of a candidate's fitness for a seat in the Town Council, but so long as the dominant party act upon the principle of conferring all municipal honours and distinctions upon ...

... Last evening, aggregate meeting the members of the Architectural atd Archaeological Society, the Chemist* 1 Association, the Historic Society, the Literary and Philosophical Society, and the Polytechnic Society was in the lecture room the Free Public Library Museum, for the purpose of receiving the first annual report the of management. Lieutenant-Colonel Brown presided, and having briefly ...

... It la gratifying to find that the noble exertion* being made by our worthy chief magistrate and other lent gentlemen to liquidate the heavy debt attaohlng to this exoollent charity are likely to prove The debt about £3000, a portion of Is already subscribed. As the matter is now before the public, the committee of the hospital think It desirable to raise not only the £3000 for the payment of ...

... circiUar informing them that they might, if they felt disposed, adopt a umllar law. This has been done in several colonies. Thk Murder at BirrTKVAx-r CouiiLAN Alivk.—Respecting the suspected murder at Buttevant, the Cork Constitution says Cornelius Coenlan has turned up. He arrived Mallow in charge of the head constable of Buttevant to lodge Informations against the parties at present cut,tody ...

... The Mexican correspondent of the Time* concedes his letter by saying the Congress has now been week extraordinary session, the whole tiuiti occupied in party squabbles. The utter impossibility o£ governing tbis country by means of a congress be- very day more and more apparent. Business there none, and rain stares every one in the face. ...