... 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 -- 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. ...

... 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 ...

... BALUS POPULI L1,X SUPSEMA. - - I DOMESTIC. A member of' the executive committee of the Reform League has elicited from Mr. Lowe an explanation on the subject of his scurrilous remarks as to the working classes. Mr. Lowe Mys- For, many months the Reform League has, by resolutions, handbills, and speeches, accused me of cbarging the entire working class of this country 'with venality, ...

... THE LATE GALES, From the principal northern ports we have accounts of a violent gale which prevailed along the coast, inflicting considerable damage on the shipping. On Sunday evening, while a very strong easterly wind was blowing, the schooner Mercury was totally wrecked at Aberdeen bar, immediately close to the point of the pier. Ten minutes after she struck the schooner was in a thousand ...

... LATEST AD TELEGRAPHIC NEWS COMMERCIAL. LON-DON, TUnRSDAY EVEING. Thestockmarkets, like somo of the othermarkets, ae still affected by the thinness of attendance 0oing to the weather, although the streets and roads aro more passable than they were yesterday. 1ut OT the whole they have shown a moderate degree of strength, notwithstanding 'the almost bssolute languor of bueiness. A few ...

... OPENING OF THE MOLYNEUX I ASSEMBLY ROOMS, BOOTLE. _ Bootle has grown rapidly within the last few years, and with its increased growth it demands, among other things, increased facilities for the entertainment of its residents. Thanks to the enterprise of Mr. Molyneux, this demand has not been lost sight of, and last night the Molyneux Assembly Rooms were opened for the first time as sn ...

... ' FATALACCIDENT Pi( THBEE BOYS DRPOWiTh. A melauchelyaccident occrred noon,atthe o millb od t three boys lost their ivei t° 1 deceased Are SaMUI Fwtr v, e na No. 7 Court, P Iaged 1_2,7 No. 7 ourt, rophet-street. jo, 10, No. 13 Cor Os P 1 Toye, aged 12, resident ?? f, I) street (lates (lert-stre i. v e, Yesterday About one o'clock, the dec , number l other boys, were elipi t o the poi behind ...

... APPREHENSIONOFASUPPOSED FENIAN IN LIVERPOOL o EXAMINATION OF THE PRISONER. e Yesterday morning, Patrick Murphy, appre- hended on the previous evening, as stated in as yesterday'sA Mercury, was charged at the police court, Dale-street before Mr. Raffles, with being in possession of dovernment arms and a uniform. J1The prisoner is a tall, dark, handsome man, with black beard andmoustache. He ...

... THlE LOSS OF THE INDUS. An inquiry, Instituted by the Board at Trade, tonehxItZ the loss of the ship Indus of Halifax, Nova scotia, Oa thle Long 8sxtds, near die Tnskar lightelslp, -e-tho evening of Tuesday the 11th December, was held yesterday at the Police OffIces, Dale-steet beforae*r T. S. Raffles, stipendiary magistrate, and Captaine- .Harris and Height, nautical assessors. Mr. HaNel, ...

... BOILER EXPLOS'LoyTS ILOS9 OR RflTTD r reran . L LOSS OF FOUR ,Itv - s On Wednesday morning, an _,nof d lingcharacteroccurredat the Obl Pits a Colliery, situated between Darham am * Auckland, the accident reslltihg . e and three young men, Mattbew TIrrabv a Bartholomew Webster, ard G-ore o Sunny Brow, who, emnployed at the e g a at their usual occupation ' n the h r ' a some cause unknown, ...

... The Council of the Reform League have oircu- lated the form of a petition from an individual to the House of Commons, which is designed to be used by members of the League, and those who desire in this way to promote its principles on the occasion of the proposed presentation of multitu- dinous petitions on the 12th of February next. Certain members of the advanced Liberal &arty are to be ...