... I -- I ?? rt meeting of the board for the .year was held yesterday at tho dock offices, Revenue butsdings. There were present-Measrs. S. Bi. Graves, K P. U:. Turner, M.P., J. Latrd, hiP., It. Brocklebank, Rankin, Meil Iiyslop, Hornby, Arnold, Paton, 5foes, Ftotcher Sirltis' Job, Hiarrison, Forwood, Farnwvorth, lRbback, iold~ }Kendall, Nicholaon, Galloway, and Tobln. ELECTION OF CHIAIRMAN. Mr. ...

... The weekly meetipg ot the Hersey Docks and Harbour opd- Board was held yesterday at the Dock-office Revenue- fstered buildings. Mr. B., Brocklebank presided, anti the other L86 'members present were Messirs. Jr. Laird, M. P., Arnold, 1866,i~ Kedalli Smithi, Farnworth, Mstee, Job, Fletcher, Holme, 1:- Jlbback, Bold, Galloway, Nicholsen, Harrison, Langton, - Forwood, Melly, Hyslop, Hornby, Moss, ...

... LizE ?? UKE or~ HAMILTON.t 7 - *1 . , i I ; . i I . . . ' ; . Scotehmen (says the awigdw Herald, can hardly regard'the-misfortunie ?? haa befallen'the duca 'botise'ibf Hamillton with any other feelliogeave that; of regret. There mighthave been no. igheri u' more honoured and respected ntfme.on the rol of the British peerage at thie presentday than that of 'the two greiitb'istoric families now ...

... IU SHOCK1NG DEATH OF IDIOT Buy. - A ?? story CO about an idiot boy eand3 omi was said to have been foundded io in acellar, owing toth he had been treated. An inquest was held upon the bods witnesses deposed that the poor boy h shirt washed for twelve months, Nad been seen in a cold cellar almost on but a thin pair of trol ers Bread was given to him here byel which he ate ravenously; and Mn, ...

... I ?? NOKEWS. | . . ?? pof A devctlovr& , i noucdfrti evening, - .A raeeing ianonedfrts M at C n%1 Hope Hall, in connection- with the I is,, be' of n riyng 1 generally held at~ the wit~ , AT U-BTnEuT. EXHnInrroi'. - We wvould re- mind our readers that to. day and to -morrow are will the last daye and evenings to seee this fiue collec- con- tion Of ?? and sculpture. THEJABcl)LEINDUSTLrAL ...

... BSALls POPULI LUX SVPR7ZA. ., DOMESTIC. The Queen was much concerned on hearing of the destructive fire at the Crystal Palace, and requested the directors to furnish her -with particulars of the disaster. The Queen has taken a deep interest in the late yacht race across the Atlantic. At her request, the yachts druised on Saturday off Osborne, and so pleased was her Majesty with the sight that ...

... THE sit FATAL ACCIDE TO BOYS I WHILE SLIDING. t On Saturday an investigation took place before Mr. Joseph Devey, deputy coroner, respecting the dets o the three boys who were drowned in a mill dam off Park-road while aliding on the ioe on the previous Thursday. The lads' names were Samuel Foster, ten years of age, the son of John Foster, labourer, 7 Court, Prophet-street; John Ryan, ten years ...

... I IATEST AD kEG~fIC NEWS says it is reported that the 0esnt by the death of the Marquis of ;a'be conferred on the Duke of Marl. COmMERCIAL. LONDON, FRiDAY EvmrN00. an eesion has fallen upon the Stock w hich is not to be explained by the .0r the prospects of the money market. as favourable as ever, though it is l~ ~Wsbthere will be no immediate reduo- t rate of discount. It is true there is an ...

... . . .OHOOLS AT THE PANTOMI1MERS TO UM RDITOPS OPTM LIVERPOOL MMOUlrY. Gentlemen,-In aahswer to the letter in. your paper to-day from :A Guardisn in referenco to the public charity schools visiting the pantomimes I Lave much pleasure in publicly announcing my intention of admitting all such schoos0 to both my theatres this season,, if the several guardians will: accept the invitation. I am ...

... M JLTU Ia, PA1WtO. VUb ?? t t Dr.Vaughan, Of Donc6aster, had accetedhO iphpri ofCalcutta, is contradicted. b A ?? 1odm ?? tiqiaeys that the health aid of thea~s a we-muc of ru Mexico ?? to imvprovta eir , O2. 1 pergonawere saved ?? °theboats ?? Lifeboat Institution. or - lvlnOh6i, father alhot one of three dagtr'rcnS burid. ddee h jisthis ib: A-ew et at in three on yasamuhsgrilbemdateverjn ...

... | MR. JACK'S SCHEME OF RIVER -APPROACHES . - I * The question- of river approaches appears just now to be in a very hopeful condition. Tliere Heems to be a desire on the, part both of the dqok. et *board and the corporation to iook .at this matter ri- not as antagonists, but with ?? discover jid mutual points of agreement rather than of diverg-. .a ence. It is to be hoped -that this spirit ...

... I f -! SELEC V sT I ?? I~ Mri rh4 9hurchwild d ex aNS the' other ,cin b ,rs e prett 'e er . f .thi' tOhurohwaidtfj'8aSafhell;, lihip~pg~ nj'tle Ireomnmendsrtirof the.we workhouse con..i buittee, it was resolved to acyept the ?? b4ers. Joneip and Co.- 1.foi'on~tru on tse ,cle ad e in bthe hopilal forente, at;''fof 1~;316. %i, Wii Ohurohwar~ienSArdH~ adti . peart not incurredo b the t o t' ' ...