... I-''AVAL AND. MILITA RY. The usdermenloned ADMIRALTrY, DEC. 26. The nderentinedofficers have this day been pro- onoted, to the rank of paymaster in her Majesty's fleet: James Newton 'Robinson, Beq., John Bremnmer, Esq., Thomas Henry Levelace Bowling, Esq. Dxe. 28. AIPOINT-mEST. -inspectin'g Commander of Coast Gudrd. Henry J. Challis. WRDR1~ The Queen has appointed Stephen Hewitt O'Bryen, REq., ...

... | W ,I ., t);p9A¢(T;>E, TRI -. COMMITTEE. y1 1, i P p I; %rv * * . -1I: , -: h fortnightly meeting of ctw oonmmittee was held yesterday; in the council chamber at the 'Hown Hall. . (. Beloe presided, and the :othiler mbifrbers pre~snt vwere Messrs; Barry, 'Jh H; J~lgo, Jakson-:Etlt,, .h9elladew, W~., Wjlliamus lher, Rtigz, EnHarriso'n, Mlfy, i Re, Bonnett,' Bairetow, and jbicnun~te. t' Bennett ...

... Ea CO ES1'ONDENCE A - ! ; - - - - to m iDITOiIS oir Tfsl rivnnoolxoRu. t ; entlemenX - shgall feel obliged by your stating in youi I puliotiontha I m no th Mr.Prakelreferred to In your report of the action of iebhtenstein v. Frankel tried . - FRAIIKEL 0 1, Boldsteet, LiverpooL THE QUEBEN ar HJ71ITS*7D-THR TO THE EDIrOEB OP or LVERPOOL ManB . Gentlemen,-Inreplytotheletterilgned AGuardlan, I ...

... WALLASEY LOCAL BOARD OF I z.HEALTH. The monthly meeting of this board wag held. yesterday afternoon, at the public office, Xgremont. Present. Messrs. Kerferd (in the chair), Dixon, Buchanan, Davler F.:Lowndes, Cbadbnrn, Inaes, Wiaiams, IL DA Lown73 and Bower. CONBITION OF SOMTERVILLE d HALOST'BA.D0Af. A letter was read. from the ratepayers Of Somerville complaining of the inadequate mainer- in ...

... I,- 'mr eLOALSNEWS..;.. !7 .: ?? '1,i 3.ECTURE' AT IBOOL A., ye - esnw course of lectures IsnnniDotunced for Ziveryin .Qheolrcom of, the IlapUat. (ihpel, Derb Tloe0te, the. poceeds of whieh are to to the, Prolewotthybject ofb 'accommedatoi of d thhe'ohaoso exi be. chapeL The fixrtleturefwhlch - itwilthe this evening) In by ther : be delsved subieutbeing Checks an: Oen, the ¶I mcCHARGE ...

... B.SELCT VESTRY. . . . .. I. , . ?? I The fortnilghtly meeting of the'select vestry was held yesterday; at the pariah offices, BrownlOW-hil. Mr Churchwarden Hand presided, and the other members' -en g, MTEE DOCK RATIol, CQvETIOg, 0 ?? Miss.Pc ?? wattentpointe tonte ?? cosne-e -entry stating that a letter 'was read from Mr. Batten explanatory, of the delay which had taken place La prose- cuting ...

... A meeting of the Lancashire Preab 1tory of the Unitd ?? Church was hel yesterday, In the classroom of the Presbyterint Church, Egremont, the Rev.. W. -M. Taylor inodeatdr; and there were also present the Revs, Drs. 119Lerrow'aid Macleod, Revs: Messrs. Thompson, Scott, Howast, IGraham,'.Muir, W. B. Thomson, Grosart, Towers and'PAtterson; Messrs. J. H. Robertson W. iobertson, J. Thompson, Stiit ...

... I§MPERIAL PARLIAMENT. 1: - ?? ?? , - itOU E: OF.- L.RD , TUESDAY, MARCOH20.. 'Their lordships met at fye o'ol'ock i ?? ' 'RITUA~lIE3j ' h.: L i 1ho Arobiishop of 'c rsuuunt'dtated that on a'former oooasion he bad aunouriiod that the bihops weie ' doeig- g' 0. !i!U Vili T epeot to. itualism, 6utthey bad abandoned that mntenilon, a ss they underotdod there ivaw a probability of' a royal ...

... SCUTTLING SHIPS.-HOW IT IS DO1N{EAND .DET-EOCTRD-. Uniderwriting, as ship insurance is'technically is oalled, is one of the most hazardous of maritime tc venture. Capitalists who: underwrite' a vessel b4 risk their money in the belief that the ship iseea. ce worthy and- that the owners are acting in good C faith. Should the owner Pe a rogue' and have of ready tools to assist him in his fVaud, ...

... cautoi OFENGLAND. I Io I;> c ~ i Iz L ev'ii meetaig oi wiorking men nd' ! etbevwwais ld' in the Workman's Hall, Birken.. head' for thei purposeof expresaing an opi4uo on. De ftho- iomahe practices now. behig itro4uod, ihto . the, Church of Rngland. There was t large ?? ?? i~ndatc'e. M. H' Hargreaves. oocupied the . ?? ea, The proceedinga having ?? opened with to 'p.a vr,. b:- ?? A a M wsid ...

... , HALUS POPVLI LEX STrp.Hm. . ~; ?? - I I DOMBSTO., . The6:Pincess of Wales gave birth to a daughter ?? inorin'. A bulletin issued by the ~medical attendants states that ber~ roya l biighess.,and the i6tantprincessi are-goin'g on quite Well?' In the House of Commons, on Wednesday,' the Scotch members had a tough struggle on the motion kor the second reading of tli bill to abolish the annuity ...

... IMPEIAL PA:LIAMENT. ra.'HOUSE OF LO-BD. n- THURSDAY, APRIL 4. fr. :heis Ind Mpeee live o'clock. Arms L(Scotnd) Bill was ee, readasecodtffme.: T he Sgae Du Bll l read isseond of ,time, an' the sadig regrdbs having beeaL Bus- She !pended it wrent through cemittee maid wanreed lhe ea tird tie and sd. -of The Cnii;ntigsBill paedthrth corn WV. ?? lordship adiourned at52D p.m. fr. let XHOUSE OF ...