... :ANOT1If, MNINCEN. It FROM MR. PEABY..li h- lle ptlcC ys tbo TiMla 4 hnive U latelj been r ). reminded of r. PesOy' Fift of £G156,000 to the T. poor of LUndon: and have been informed by the of repott of the trustee. of the incaloulable benefitu le, whicdi have already bqen derived from the artisi ,e, application of this munificeane. They vih be in Hth better position,' therefore, to appcixte ...

... M1EE.TING OF WORKINGIAENL AT Ciu BIRKENHEAD. lit tol1 OnWednesday~ineeting ofi worcin~ men, friends of GQ of the church, wvas held in the Workcman's HaltaI lsirkenhead,. to express their opnids onth taineq attempts now~ being made to hintrodce1 Roaisinlg, rare e pr-actices into the Established ,Qiurob. %Mlllr. Ea- Veeti shwawe called to the chair aind ?? those of thf prsn eethe Revs. W. Ellott ...

... IADMTIRAWJ-7 FEB.& - Lieutenant Frederick Semple hbaD ens n es t the rank of retired commander in her Mtoesty' fect with senlority from the let instaut, under t flee Yr tiiou _ of the Orders in Council of 1860 ad 18¢4s ADYIL4LTY, Fee. t PLE The following promotions have this' ay been made M1. Thomns William Henmy Ramsay to be first-class assistant engineer in her Majesty's fleet with sanlority ...

... A meeting of the mnagistrates ap~pointed as a flilt Committee to take such steps as may be deemed tall necessary in reference to the cattle plague was Be0 held at the Sessions House, Kirkdale, yesterday. cb The proceedings were private, but we understand Bef that a memorial Was submitted fromx The butchers be and. cattle salesmen. requesting that some of the mi reulations recently' ordered by ...

... I , THOMAS HENRY SATCHELL AND ,, , d NEALE'LOMAX. ,o TO TIM RDDIORS OP THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY, I d Gentlemen,-Ravicg lid a letter of mine upon Catho. d lie Crime quoted from memory a circumstance that S y occurred about eight years since, I unfortunately attrl- buted it to. the Elev. Thomas Carter instead of to J. S. 7 Mansfield, Esq., ourlate stipendlarymagistrate: I there- f d fore take ...

... NAVAL AND MILITARY, A-DUMALTY, F8lE. 14. 5B ArOINTNETST.-Surgeon.. Daniel Finucane, to the Prince Albert.-Master: John F. Chmppla, to the Prince 'Albert.-Assistant-paymnaster: George (1. Iloberts, super- numnerary, to the Victory.-4hief Engineer: Frederick W. Sutton ?? (coemlsaoncd).-' L clagneer Pefiter Baldwino t~he ?? Tlhert,-,Flrst.t 0 1eda n n iol a HanA. 9 IS ArTEuPr TO POISON A FAmmy. ...

... . . o Prkevlon to their interview with ?? .Russell, on Thursday, the members of the deputation from. th. atioi Reform Union' (the riepriesentat ives from Liverpool being Mr, C. Holland and Mr. C. E. Macqueen) met at the Charing-oross Hotel, where Mt. Bright and other gentlemen expressed their views ith rean o the polioy of tkebir pro. ceedings in endeavureg to obtain, a satisfact-orY measlure ...

... pirrvtlool tRumq SALUS POPULI LBX SUPELBA. SUM MARY. a DOMESTIC. A Cabinet Council will be hold on Monday. The Queen will hold a Privy Council to-day. , Her Majesty is to arrive at Windsor Castle from Osborne, for the opening of Parliament, on Monday night. Her Maje&sty will run up to town for the ceremonial of Tuesday, I and it is not decided whether she will i sleep at Windsor or at ...

... , On Friday evening Messrs. Lofthouse, Glover, ale and Co., of H1ull, the owners of the steamer Excel- wh Bior, received a letter from the captain, Mr. W. for Newton, which stated that the steamer was the wrecked on Sunday, the 4th instant, at half-past fro: ten o'clock at night. About half an hour after tal striking all the boats were washed away, leaving the those on board no alternative bot ...

... MARS)Y,. EYE IE'TO N IN A NEW I I CHARACTER. - - -- ?? ---get On Friday night (says the Caledonian Mercury), mna the Hon. Mrs. Yelverton, whose name has been tio 0 long befora the B3ritish public in connection sisi with heor spirlited vindi cation and defence of her off matrimtonial rights, made her ddiilat as a public n reader in our ?? Music Hall. The osca-mann sion ?? lookeil forward to ...

... The monthly meeting of this board was held to yesterday at the Clarendon Rooms, South John- 8si stieat. Mr. Alpass presided, and the other mQm. fu bers present were Messsr. Mactaggart, Jackson, th Darsie, Howell, and Wilson. di * SEATS IN HIGHWAYS. It appeared from the proceedings of the execn- cr tive committee that Mr. Alpass had reported that ht 'he had received a letter from Mr. ahism ...

... ID I4 FUNERAL or LrDY CAROLINE TOWNELEY-SHOCICING AccIDENT IN THIE t3iIURiCH YARD-The remains of Lady Caroline 'rowneley, who, ae we anuoirnced last Saturday, died in London o tihe 5th inctaut, were buried on Thursday, in the Towneley Mortnary Chapel, at St. Peters Church, Burn- ley-the ?? of the Secretary of State having been previ- ously obtained for burial iu the church. At ten o'clock mass ...