... ?? MUPY rgE.* . BUS SPOPI L.= SUPREA. SUM[ARY. I DOMESTIC. .The Mampis of Eneter, who had been TrcOBtated by, illness far several weeks, died en Wednesdaqy morning. He was a Conser-' vative, and' h&1d filled e' offices of Lord CkAmboxlain, and Lozd Steward of tlte House- hold. Ifis eldest son, Lord Burghley, M.P. for Northamptonrhmie North, succeeds to the ititle, so that his laie constitueney ...

... CO I-RESF6NDE-NOK .H F: 5'ElREJ l',lIBRAsiES., T6 !uRj MI)HO)IS OF -TELVUV~110 a ~fIUAT.~ )e t ; ?? tu.. season, -f the 1 :year,:when all classesof ublicsandother. offlicals are remombere' 'and aneir iervesa e pprelatedr ffgttethar. times forgotten . nnw ?? wish :o eq the. attentlan of. ,yosur readers to thjvery,adeservg, hard-worked, clviif 1030 sanl -their pay in. none of the 'best - and .1 ...

... 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 ...

... LIYVE'RPOOL MARINE SOC.IETY. A 8eneral annusl meeting of the members ot this ooclety was held yesterday, at the Clarandox-rooms. Mr. B. Derbyshire presided, and amongst those present were Messrs. ?? Frost,'iun. William Marddn,'B. Brocklebank, H. 3?onsonby, J. 'Mrn, W. Eggington, . L'aeo;* Captains Downward, J. Tasker, anhd Pleother,- ?? ?? T Vhe CRAIRMMhaving referred to the loss vhich tht ...

... IIfC~ORRESPONDENTS. We v ten I ed ktorsturnoommountirtlo ot which WOe do haest Va1 OUPSoelvesl Commanncations should mlwayp tiedegibly *ritten in ink, and an ocm side of thre MEu~ a,TmWoBR.-Sh* iB not. Rpanpee'~cn engthnrae the ditterculty of fike-ndin iL 0* ?? ecoleoiono2 nchan iudividual wademy tearLivrpO ?? no Scuh Ew .T~hochfiren 2 th decasoddaugters wil1 take '.-lhere too -uhaeve in ...

... FtOWAGE OF SHIPS. l of, t, -1e Committee of the Association for the Pro- ,° 'ctUOll of Commercial Interests as respects W Wreaked or Damaged Property has Issued a vain. 1r7, able report on the stowage of ships. Both in this pao; and in London the stowage business is in the. aot hands of stevedores-themselves fairly competent tof men, but who frequently leave the actual work brts to be ...

... EXTRAORDINARY CLAIMS AGAINST FAt I- Farmers In Cheshire, 8taffordshire, and DerbyQ,8 recently been sued in the County Court under Seeto k5 peculiar circumstances, arising out of the cattle During the prevalence of the plague they were ?? a person of respeotable address and exterior, representir that he had a sure preventive. The medicine was sep, plied, the farmer agreeing that at the end of ...

... 1 TOWN'COUNOiri, WENFAMMOMM I A Aspoaial meeting of the tow0n oii was held yester- daiatt thcontli Ochamber; Town ullu the Mayor'(Ktirn AlderimanJ G, Morris) presidinig. - matgisrnte, thanking the mayor and the members of the *re ali temton ori-i~itown counoll as an ~ndioatlqn tba't holied durfinga:prodfve ,rs'bnabet discharge the dutie oft iila office so fag lto ,hture sad retain the ...

... PRIESTLY GOVERNMENT'. I The suppression of the quiet and inofensive . worship of the Scottish and English Presby- ., terians at Rome, by order of the Papal 158 Government, was a eurious proof of the incut- tie able defects 'oi a goverm ent of priests. There are, numerous and most powerful reasons; especially at.,the present time, ,why the Papal rt, Government should have abstaited frojnmsuch; ...

... (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, ...

... 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 ...