... : LiV=POOL PHILHARM . SOCIETY. The annual meeting of this pr tao y wus hod- Mesterdar, at the Law Eoom, Uok.tre-t Mr. ames lester presided. The report of the committee for the past yea was submitted as follows:- In presenting the annual statement of accomnt., audid, asusal b urs Harmood Banner and Son, the m they mairly cougraij the WIropsletor on the position an prsec 0o the aty. The ...

... LANCASTER ELECTioN Ago MISSION. The inquiry into the exi-tence of pwhices at the last election for the Lacaster was resumed in that tows i before Mr. Thomas Irwin, Bar.ton, w Milnes, Newton. It will be rneber E inquiry was opened n Aust l d sitting uninterruptedly for five weeis missioners adjoured The eximitia witnesses already called so clearly esta~ W existence of briber sd corruption of ...

... AURMING RAILWAY I ACCIDENT. On Friday afternoon a serious accident occurred between Caltwaite and Southwaite to the quick tram due in 8arhl1e froin the iouth- at I 65p.n., resulting in injury, to Beveral passenges. Itap- pears that when the train reached a point between. the two stations referred to the axle of one of the carriges1 broke, the iron having 'doubtless been rendered brittle by the ...

... CRIPTUR READRS SC I - KE | Ma.RRE ADERS SOCErY, The annual meeting of the Liverpool Church of England Scripture Readers Society was held last evening in the lecture hall of the College, Shaw- street, Mr. Christopher Bushell presided, and there were also ptwent the Revs. Canon M'Neile, Dr. Taylor JvB. Oonor T. C. Cowan, D. RycrofBF. harlen, A. aoreF. H. Harks, J. W. Bardsley, Tr. Wballey J. ...

... I LATEST .i AMD IGRMEG NEWS } erges the Conservative statesmuen at lsiehea ?? to sympasthise with it preailing temper of the public mind on the ,,estiofl of reform, and declares that at the end of a fortnight after the meeting of Parliamnent the rbaracter of the Govermnt and its fate wiU be irreocably decided. COMMMCIAL. LONDON, FRDAY Evar ,. Tbe favounable character of the returns issued by ...

... SALUS POPULr.L raxstTRRW. SUXMMAARY. . . 1 .. DOMESTIC. A Cabinet Council will 'be held tb-morzow. On S6turday, Mr. Disraeli issued a ;circiilar to his supporters, earnestly requesting their attendaneo at ttw opening of Parliament, as the House of ggmong will immediately proceed to the confj~aeratimn of business of the highest importt5. the e0ver- ; The &w7 Gt hints that ern--| o ment wtl ...

... MR. C.; TURNER, M.P., ON ?? .! ?? ' lREFOR3M Oni Monday, evjting the Oldham Operative 06fisorvaiiive ?? ' svir6e in' ' the i Toii6l Hall oXborbugh.'Mr.T. Leas -presided. , There wv h vesy numerousattehdance., At the publio meeting.whiph was. held in the early I l part of 'the'eyeiiingMr' 'CTfie'r ' M.P.h,iwa fresent. A letter was nomadbrom tu ;Hon'b A. rge.ton, C.r.,wvo ?? at home b-i ...

... ; ! 1 GR' - :T 14 : 4;, I i ,, 4fpfi 1irr. . WRECK OF A, 010NN *UME:R:OISDISA'STERS & DEPLORABLE 't LOSSO LIFE. , j~pot 6f 'tdis~ters ci-ed b t~t rea'~ti coming- in, lome of thien 'beinhg 'of a plorabto character. .. . . . ?? WRECK OF A OHANNEL STEA.: A ;telegram reeived. by, .the agentfor 'ithe Glasgow and Loiadonderryli~ne ?? dtt that the Falcon,.wbioh left c Greenevi ardaj afternoon for ...

... :: 7 - I . q , I ' . , ! ?? i , . -An inq3est :*aa bld ?? ?? in Betliha ?? onthe body, of a marxiiddwo~ihn,j aedAnn. ]iery,~' 36 years of. age, who died4 'nde v trydistrsn cirouamitaules, in thd hone' 'weesh resided, (reeni~streot DBethual-greem~ 4fts~ she had givenbbhta hlnenedy l)ast. S8he-was thwieof&doklorr s lived with- 1eI husbn.Hrcnieet~si imminent, she procured an order for ?? ...

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... SALUS POPULI LEX SUPREMA. DOMESTIC. The official declaration of the poll for Water- ford county states the majority in favour of Mr. De la Poer, the Liberal' candidate, at 497-qitite large enough, when coupled with the result of the late contest in Tipperary, to show that the Derby Government is thoroughly distasteful to the Irish people. The Tories, with their usual unscrupulous energy, used ...

... i3IE IOP OF' CHESTER ON -kL RI.TUALIM. TheBishop of htetr~eae dttr ?? answer to a imemorial signed ?? gymm of Liverpool and the distrit:- TO HR RHY. A'eQexTre CAUPBS14~ iwGroB eV LIvgBrOOr. 2 1uO IHawerdea Camtle, ho1oWtO, De-21I My dear Sur,-I have been reque -O t c ye my aswer to an address signed 28 W iwns Liverpool and the neighbourhood. , corno one Of the heads of complaint Contained ...