... THE REV. CANON Mi'NEILE RECENT LOCAL LEGISLAT1tyb The Rev. Canon M'Neilc, D.D., preahed St. George's Church, lia.t whene ac, wh nt n tion was made in aid of thle church V- The text eslected was N'ot Hl,,cthful in lin5S fervent in spirit, serving tho L rd-l ' u5~0.i, 11. In tho course of his eerljn, t pauit ' out the necessity of cor-iet'q. : i r th Lord, the revereud cauore seid iIt one ,eia ...

... MULTUM 'IN PARVO.. I _ _ e~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ About 120 vessels were wind-bound iti the Fi'ith of Forth last week. The report 'that Mr. C. Bailey, M.P., intends to resign is contradicted. An Rnglish church b aa been opened at Corf i under moqt auspicious oiroutfistances. The Egyptian Prince Mustapha Pasha (brother of th egigViceroy), with hiAseon and Saite, arrived in Paris on Friday. Madame ...

... LIVERPOOL RAGGED SCHOOL I SOCIETY. I The firet annual meeting of the subscribers to the Liverpool Ragged School Society was hold yesterday at the offices of Messrs. Melly, Forget, and Co., 7, Water-street. Richard R. Hathbone, BElq. ea president, offioiated as chairman of the meeting. Amongst those present were 0. P. Molly (treaslrer), Rev. John Robberds, Thomas Jones. Mlesars, Johnl Campbell, ...

... NEW PREBBYTERIAN CHURCH, I PBICE'S-ROAD. | NOBLE EFFORT BY A WELSH CONGREGATION.; As we briefly stated yesterday, a meeting was held on Tuesday evening.in the Welsh Presbyte- rian Chapel, Bedford-street, Park, foi the purpose ef raising funds towards the erection of the above church. After tea in the room below, of' 'which above 1000 persons partook, a publio mieeting was held ia the chapel, ...

... I The annual meeting of the subscribers to the :o Southern Hospital wee held yesterday afternoon hs in the Clarendon Rooms, South Jobnc-atraet. Mr' ra George Henry Horef all presided, and the following alother gentlemen were also presentit-The Rev. (;* Sandbach, Rev. WV. Levison, Rev'. J. Ilobberds ee- and Messrs. H. Campbell, Houghton, Counncillor ;he Joseph Harrison, Hamilton, Fabert, ...

... WEATHER REPORT, I MONDAY. JANUARY 10, BIGHT A.M. 1LACES. B. T W. F B D. r. R. is. Nairn .. 28.89 37 N. N.W. a6 W.N.W. 0 037 2 Aberdeen.. 28.81 S9 N.W. 3. IV. b, r * 4 Greencetle. 29.00 40 n. 8 7 w h c 0.78 2 Galway_ Valentla Cape Clear. Queenatwn .. .. .. .. Liverpool. 28.93 42 W.N.W. 4 10 W.N.w. O c O.8 s3 Holyhead.. 28.98 42 w.N.w. 8 12 W.eN.W. b o O.10 0 Pembroke. . . .. .. .. .. Penzence.. ...

... 'At the weekly meeting of this board, onrlhnrsday, Mr. Councilor J. D. Hughes presided, and the following other members were present.:-Messrs. MiiA, Joseph Wilson, John Wilson Leyland, Carter, Trevitt, Shellde, Boots, Grindrod, Aebington, Scourfield, Willinms, Bolton, Miller, and Hunter. Tho committee appointed to examine thetestimonials of the candidates for the situation of medical officer, ...

... SELEOT VESTRY. | REPORT UPON EPIDE~fMIC FEVEIL The fortnighitly meeting of the Select Vestr was held yesterday, in the boardroom of the Parish' Offices,1Brownlow-hjl. Mr.oChurchwardsn Denton WORKHOUSH3 COMMIITTB1B. T he proceedings of the workhouse commiten e anlud peset a cmrendChnrtowardent than tende of Mr. cunt for 1,l lirono beWtt , yd ndr of Mor. Ralkin for padding two lunatic Bylns tc ...

... I - . .. The annual meeting of the subscribers to th,e Ladies' Parochial Bible and Domestic Societv %;ie held yesterday, at Elope Hall. The atteudarcs which consisted chiefly of ladies. wvas not larc, The Rev. Dr. M'Xeile presided, aud those present were the Rev. Dr. HIrre 11iw seoretary), the Revds. W*. R- *Imie I' j . Pain, Si. Sampson, A. Gore, and llult; Mr. J. J. Rowe, &c. The proceedings ...

... ALARMING COLLISION ON THE BIRI(ENHEAD & CHESTER RAILWAY. BO On Saturday evening last, an alarming accident se (fortunately unattended with loss of life) took al place at theB Aington station, on the Birkenhead tb and Cheater Railway. It appears that a coal train ra which left Chester at 6 10 p.m. reached Bebington tL about 7 40, and was in the act of shunting or th crossing from the up to the ...

... I The annual meeting of this society was held last evening, at the Clarendon-roome, South John- street. Mr. Tyermas presided, and there was a good attendance. The seoretary (Mr. R. W. Ker) read the report, as follows.- At the close of the second year of the society's exist- ence, your committee have great pleasure in being able to refer with so much satisfaction to the exhibitions held durlng ...

... SALUS POPULI LEX SUPREMA. DOMESTIC. The Cabinet's holidays are rapidly drawing to a clo¢e. The first Ministerial council of the new year is fixed for Thursday, the 19th instant, between which date and that fixed for the re-assembling of Parliament, February 7, her Majesty's advisers will have plenty of occupation in disposing of the many questions which have accumulated since the last council ...