... 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 ...

... I CORRESPONDENKC: TOXTETH-PARK GUARDIAN& TO TEM BDDIOR OF c TEN LlYMPOOL MEOUE.. Gentlem en,-A report of the proceedings of the sub- committee of the Toxteth-park Board of Guardians ia. reference to the conduct of the resident reon having appeared in to-day's paper, mnay I ask you and the ?? to suspend judgment: in my behaLf, I having renneatea the t'oox-law Board to institute an inquiry into ...

... THE-WEAT-'E. -| ' The cold decrease'd-in itensity 6 Saiturd, and a slight thaw commenced, but in the'nipbl the thermometer fell again below freezingpoint. The mails were delayed upon several lines of iail.: way durig . the .day inoluding that from Riari, SnJ 6 v fell again on Saturday on our eastern ooasts. Although, k o' trafrlo between London and.Dover has been reiZmed, L 't ween anterbryand ...

... I LOCAL INTELLIGTSENCE. _ 1 DEFAULTING RATEFATERS.-At the borough police court on Thursday le-a, a number of ratepayers were sum- moned for non-payment of Local Board rates. All the cases, except two, were settled out of court. Orders for immediate payment were made by the magistrates in the two cases. LANCASHIRE PATENTS.-John M'Vitie, of Preston, for certain improvements in mules for spinning ...

... 1LATEST ANED tEGRAPHC NEWS. COMME1RCIAL. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENIONG. T share settlement has been concluded to-day 1I0ut any inconvenience. Attention has been I Italen up with this circumstance, to the I oeegao of ordinary business. Nevertheless the 2 of prices has been rather favourably jaelced than otherwise by the progress of 1 rtD The total failure of the Spanish loan in D {gi and the ...

... I It is reported in Paris that Lord Lyons will succeed Earl Cowley as British Ambassador at the Court of. the Tuileries. THE TYNE.-The revenue of the river Tyne Comia- sioners in 1866 exceeded by £6,000 that of 1865. Last year the commissioners dredged live millions and a half tons of sand and rubbish out' of the river, being a million tons more than in 1865, and a million and a half tons ...

... (Fromn the Oa6deners' Uhroeiwe. )!l PLANT 4OUSES.-Me-ny Orchid(s, such, as Cnttleyac, Ccelogynes,: Ml tonias, Deadriobeumsg, and- similar plants! which dQ, not reouiro. so much heat as vandas, sacco.| labiuzus,. &c., will now show the breaks at the base of the pseudohculbs somewhat prominently. R1eep all such in as even and moderate a temperature as possible, in order to delay their starting ...

... WESLEYAN MISSIONS& Sermons in connectionrsith these missions were preached on Sunday, at the two chapels (Wesley and Moor Park) belonging the new or tsue-l circuit in Preston, by the Revds. T. A. Rayner, J. Adams, and J. Lamfie. The sum realised by the collections after the services amounted to £16 18s. 10.ld. TRE ANNUAL MISSIONARY MEETING- was held in Wesley Chapel, on Monday evening last, ...

... LATEST AD I pGRAPHIC NEWS. ~te states that Lord Lianlover is in lgerou~ state that all hope of his recovery 11gtdened by his medical attendants. COMMERCIAL. LONDON, WED=aDAT EVmqWG. p etnckma5eta have not engaged much toier, IheY argenerally steady, prices about the same as at the close yesterday. i severitY of tbl weather is a check to business tvestcaen~ n, and there is no inclination to v ...

... I -EC -EDITION. |!(--ECOND EDITION.- :j~ 1BY T!ZLEORAPS.]-- Tue Q~ueen has sent £200 to the Bishop of London ~to be distributed during this inclement season among some of the different refuges for the house- less poor.in London. III The Times says it is reported in lthe diocese that 'the Bishop of Exeter is about to resign, andf that t,'e Hon. Archdeacon Harris, a broterf the 'of Malmesbury, ...

... . m TiEE WRECK QF A RA.Mm B-lSIP i - !AT NEW BRIGNLTON. I WREOK]:B BENT TOR TRI&T. ?? I _ .: I ' : ' - I :_ ?? IQ i I . ?? 'I Three men, named Patrick M'Naliy, dofhieWeir, re~iing at Lisoard ;. Henry Hiokmans, bricklayer, of Egremiont; and Richard Banister, sawyer, in the employ 'of the Wallasey Commissioners were brought up in custody, yesterday, at the (ourt- house, Egremont, before Sir ...