... ORMRESPOQNDEC. I Es THE TRIAL IN DUBLIN. Al TO THX X1)1?oms OFTEn 5vnpooL 3rimtyuy bi Gentleml,-ln a recent nmber of y jo I we obeev ed'report of a tlal la ebil, In which i the manse ld eur firm is Introdjased. epersotal N hostilzy d tlell lknowa parties ha given a coouring es to the staomnt thu pbished wih is net deirive bem the fe aebs of tbe cae, weroust tha your es sense olpoh wio LIl pr ...

... Bsi UB ?? LR tv ltB 1ALUS l!OPULI IM SUPREXMA. SUM*, RY. DOMESTIC. The meeting of the House of Lords last evening was almost a formal affair. The only proceedings of interest were the recep- tion of her Majesty's reply to their lord- ships' address at the assembling of Parlia- inent, and a notice of motion by Lord Trur6 to the effect that on the 25th inst. he will ask the Government if it is ...

... I CONSTANTINOPLE, FEB. 14. I am happy to be able to inform you of one fact which can scarcely fall to Increase our faith In the fulfilment of the promises with which the present reign opened. We have heard from time to time of economies practised in the Imperial household, and. of the Sultan having sold quantities of plate and J jewels which were not required for the use of the palace. It was ...

... I HEALTff OMMITTRE. e The weekly meetig washeld yesterday. Print: Messrs. Doverx ibairnn), Shel, Orellin, Heyworth Is Bowrenf Job, Steel, Barton, and Stitt. r 'YTheoe EnagbFgineer, Building Sarveyo,, and Inspector of Niaces reported variotis psrcicolers o of the opeantions in their several de artseat during dthe week, from which It appered that 130 nuisance :h complained of by inhabitants had ...

... I D_ B I WH!SEV DOCKBOARD.l T4he usial weekly neetin of the Mersey Docks and Harbour Board was hele ,ysterdByin the board- room of the dockofigoeg, Oanxg-plaoe. Mr. Rankin presided, a;d the following gentlemen were also presefit:- ers. Perale, Faraworth, Brocklebank, Maondel, Boult, Darbymbire, Bushell, Lagton, ounhvate,ht osst Amold, Forwoed, Smith, gold, James Holme, Andereen, *raves, and ...

... Immediately after the preceding meeting was closed, the company adjourned to the Infant Orphan Asylum, where the annual meeting was held, Mr. Harmood Banner in the chair. Mr. NRLw'rox, the honorary secretary, read the report, in which the committee congratulated the promoters of the benevolent work on the progress whioh bad been made during the past year, To Mr-. Newton the committee were ...

... LATEST AN-D TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. _ ?? CABISNET COUNCIL.-A Cabinet Council was held I yesterday afternoon. a t: The number of wrecks re~orded during the past b uienth was 217. e A despatch from Eamburg, February 1, states b that the na,:igation for sea-golng steamers was opeu 0 agoin but for sailing vessels, without the assistanoe t ef steanm -tugs, it was hlupedo d, owing to the drift of ice fro ...

... I LOCAL INTELIGYN I 7-T Mr. Hurafall voted against the Conveyance of Voters Bill and the Qnalificati o for ol121es Bill. STAiNLEY WORKING Mm's A8souIATzON.-Oa Wednetday evening a free leoture, eoniiected with thlv~tilutlon , was delivered in St. Aunes Nationai Sehoolroom, Old Swan, by the Rev. Dr. Burton, on Trnvels Bound the Woild. The lecture proved highly iaterestIrg, and was rewarded ...

... TABLE TALK I LIV1:BPOOL, FIUDAY EVBNENnG. It does not require the keen perception of the renowned individual reputed to possess the gift of seeing through a milestone to discera that the equipoise of parties which recently existed in the House of Commous, is being rapidly disturbed, and that, unless iome- thing turns up, the scale which at present represents power will inevitably kicp the ...

... BE:ALTH COMMITTER The weekly meeting was held yesterday. Present- Meesrs. Dover Jin the chair), Sheil, Orellin, Hey- worth, Haydock, Holden, Orcthwaite, Ridley, Steel, Bowring, Job, Stitt. The Borongh Engineer, Building Surveyor, and In spector of Nuisances reported various particulars of the operations in their several departments during the week, from which It appeared that 152 nuisances ...

... MANCHESTER, INDIA, AND j I -- AMERICA. i Of the two important subjects which chiefly occupied the attention of the Man- chester Chamber of Commerce at its late annual meeting, it is not surprising that one was more usefully and satisfactorily dealt with than the other. It is next to impossible for an English assembly to dis- cuss the American civil war, under existing circumstances, to any ...

... I CORRESPONDENCE INSURANCE COMPANIES AND THE1M DOINGS. ' ' TO THE EDITORS OF. THE LIV5UOOL, MERCURY. Gentlemen,-The ietter of .T. H. contains a general attack, narrow-minded and cowardly, not to say false-repudiated clatms being the exeeptionl, not the rule, with insurance companies. I would resom- men~d J. H. to confine his remnarlks to 'actual facts when next be rushes Into print.-Yours, ...