... Week's total. Half-rears total. 180B. 1884. -1881. 1064. Milso Belfast and N. Countles 20a3 -17e 60132 45205. 69 8Dlatol and Exeter . 7180 7349 18544 168141 121 Caledoulan . 90167 19559 308723 37498 3 2811 Cambrian . . 1909 1458 4.2768 980t 91 Con~wall .. 1713 1842 49029 41532 655 Cork and Bandon 82 . 36 902 '9844 120 Deeialde . I I. . 470 368 6202 5322 17 Dublin & ...

... CHESTRH ELECTION. THE NOMINATION. The nomination of candidates for the represen- tation of Chester in the ensuing Parliament took place yesterday morning, on the Roodee, the covered Deo stands being divided into oompart. ments so as to form the hustings. The centre compartment was apropriated to the sheriff of the city and other of orls, the compartmente ad. joining on the right and left being ...

... CORRESPONDENCE' WINDSOR ' BUS NUISANCE. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY, Gentlomen, -Permit me through the medium of. your. extensivoly-clrculated paper to call the attention of the Messrs. Busby to the disgraceful manner, in which their Widseor 'buses -are 'cosdpted. It is renlly very annosing to eit on those supposed Conveniences, *htle the poor brutes who are, pullg them are going ...

... THE NEW lOUSIP OF COMMON.I PLACE. REPRESENTATIVES. L l Abingdon.__ . .Oolonel Lindsay 1 Andover .. H..on. D . FortBoson.,. Mr. W. Humphrey .. Anglesea. . S.. :irJ.P.'Bulkeley .1 Arundel .. Lord E. Roward. ..,1 Aebburtob .. Mr. Jsrdine.. .. 1 Ashton-under.Lyne..Mr. Miluer Gibson.,. 1 Aylesbury ..Mr. S. G. Smnith ..1 Mr.N. M. Rothschild 1 Banbury ...

... THE COUNTY ELEOTIO.| MRETING OF THE SUPPORTERS OF THE LIBIIRAL CANDIDATES. Ladt evening a meeting of electors favourable to the return -of Messrs. Heywood, Gladstone, and Thompson, as representatives for the county, was held at Mr. Dutton's, Cattle Market Inn, Stanley. There was a numerous attendance, and amongst others present were Messrs. Lawrence Heyworth, H. A. Bright J. 'Parker, J. H. ...

... : At Grantham, on Weduesday, the election was attended with so mueb riot and disorder that t'oe election bad to be adjourned., The polling booth was destroyed, and the making of returns pre- vented. Late at night, the Mayor of Lincoln tele- graphed to 8heffl old for a detachment of eoldiers. An infuriated mob had broken into tho'ie31deno0 of himself and several other gentlemen, and thg utm cat ...

... I IBY T'ELEnaru.1 Muoh rain has fallen in London during the night. The Queen will hold another Privy Council at Windsor Castlo to-day. The day fixed for the election of Scotch peers is Friday, July 28th. THE NEW LORD CHANCELLOR. . The Times announces that on the surrender of the great seal at Windsor to-day it will for the second time be entrusted to Lord Cranworth, and at the present ...

... LOCALt4 ITELIAGEICE. SUDD72N ])EATII L-Aboul half-piast seven o'clock on 8aturday evening,. Miss Clemnentson was cross- ing the rivef from New Brighton in the steamer Water Lily, when sho was taken suddenly ill and died shortly afterwards. On the boat reaching the landing-stage the body was removed to the refreshment room.. A surgeon bad been sent for, but under, the .oircunmstances lio could ...

... Series Daring Robberies.—At Wednesbury Police Court, yesterday, middle-aged woman, named Mary Whitehouse, was brought up, remand, before Mt •ssrs. J. Marshall and Davis, charged with having committed no less than four robberies one afternoon. the 7th inst., between the hours of one and four o'clock, the prisoner entered the houses of John Twist, licensed victualler. Bull Street; John Ford, ...

... OXFORD UNIVERSITY. ,S K CON I) i> AV 'h I* 01.1. N Tlx- tliirel day's polling Saturday was most hotly contesteel that lias yet taken place. Both the friends Mr. Gladstone and Mr. Hardy exerted themselves the utmost, hut at the close of the poll the former in a minority . »9, according to the returns issued Mr. Gladstone's committee. The returns issued Mr. Hardy's lommittee made the majority in ...

... I* 'torn our City Correspondent.] London, Saturday Evening. The Stock markets have shown little alteration and no animation whatever, vet prices have for the most part been fairly maintained. There less apprehension advance in the rate of discount, and such a movement will not l>e resorted to unless the money market is more seriously threatened with a change than it is at present. The ...

... She Admiralty. Mr. George Langsford Clay, of 95 Street, a -tudent of Queen's College and General Hospital, Birmingham, passed the examination in anatomy and physiology at the Royal College of Surgeons, London, on the l»th ultimo. At viDENTS. —The following persons were admitted as in-patients at the General Hospital yesterday :— Emma JMatthews, aged three years, residing in Brearley Street ...