... ; I o R ?? ~ s: ro: , t p E ;~ ?? ,I L IMITED LIAB- -y . OTI DTB OP insro soiP LtY& ooi sspisy Gentlemen 1Thereoia much sountl Seuse' tahe braying ofthelr Mu Afin 'jourublIcation of odYb; 'buDb aa a 813n316e test' ofhe tIefeilre. or otherwise of the much oabsed. lited liability principle, Iockema Rr itth :to' %, hu . -Y6ol ?? q pe.mte to gest that ;inSau' examfiatio of the limted companies ...

... BIRTHS AND DEATHS IN I - xJROOL. , Tl1rai WESt, iw87. In the week ending last Saturday, 3742 births and 3081 deatblewere registered in ten large cities and boroughs of England, including London. The births were 151 and the deaths 519 in excess of the average weekly numbers in the ten years 1851-60, corrected for increase of population to the middle of 1867. The deaths in Bristol, Birming. ham, ...

... LATEST AED T txEGuAPHIC NEWS ?? ?? .. 1 N LSDON BREAD RIOTS. noun; esg t d of London on Saturday morning, aitu At th3 0of Commercial-road, several baker' a nu. b the lie'ttacked by a crowd of dook labourers ?? ^°P~wtre grd plui~dered of their stock of bread. cA oncl r~a~b3nera of tho shops offered resistance admI VbmROo0m5shed in the windows andl committed tahemE tte rsl~c ?? of ti colofir ...

... SI A IS POPULI LEX SUPRE:A. SUMMAR . Y DOMESTIC. , Another Cabinet Council was held on Wednesday. For the second time since the commence- ment.,of this .year.there has been a sudden and complete break-up of severe frost. On Tues4ayznight the country was covered with hardene.,snow, and within a few hours. after- wards a.rapid thaw set in, stripping the fields of their. w~te covering, and ...

... DEATH OF A POLICE OFFICER UNDER DISTRESSING CIRCMST SI x An inquest was held on Satarday, before Mr. J. Devey, eputy borough coroner, on the body of r Thomas Brown 34 years of age, a borough police constable, who ive in 14 Court, Hampton-street 1. Jane Brown the wife of the deceased, deposed tthat about twelve o'clock on the night of the 211th i October the deceased on his return home said he ...

... (Fronm the Odd-fellois' Maqazine.) From MIr. John Tidd Pratt's annual report we learn I that during the year 1865, he has examined and certified the rules of 1,076 Friendly Societies not previously en- rolled. In addition to these, alterations in, or, additions I to, thb rules of 1,248 other societies have been pronounced by him to be in accordance with the Friendly Societies Act. This result ...

... s K LAT-EST-EWS. The onijofflja l ERLIN~, WEDN89DAY. TheQ semi-officlal Nu,?h Germaq Gai~ette of tthis evening, referring to PIc vo lholh' declaatio me ?? Chiamber of Deputjes on the 19Lh inst, says ?? erm'any by tile line of the Maineo, ailteil bY I'rlno von rohonlibe to bo rnccgneted by Prusta, is a Pure fition, If the southers stian t ar6 whilng to %hellc tafily renounce a portion of their ...

... BALUS POPULI LEo SUPlEA. I DOMESTIC. A fair estimate of the extent of the pro- wailing distress in' Liverpool may be formed from the fact that about 21,000 persons are receiving relief, indoor or outdoor, in the parish alone. The. local authorities are doing all they can to mitigate the Isufferings of the poor, and private charity is well seconding their exertions. The official liquidator of' ...

... . L .Profedsor Goldwin Smith is about tdolecture in t:d b,town on tho Political lHiStoi) 'of ICgland. HIs two subject.arre:to be ?? m and Crom- a twlelL: .: ?? '11 : ?? - , RiTuMArg.-As will ,be seen from our. advii. t tisinrcolumno,'a lecture on ThbeLord's Supper a will e delivered; this evening by 'th Rev. W. t Clementeon, M.A., in connection with: the Liver. I pool Auxiliary of the ...

... aILNATION & COMMITtAL I 0?F TRE CEUEF' CLERK .OF THE DRTBoarIVP, OFg'IcJE Yesterday, Francis, FeatlirsatonEi, 1;~ejy -chief I clerkin the detective depboo Ipolice, and who absconded some dsoya ago. with I hlorisy belonging to ilie borough, was brogwht before Mr. Raffles, stipendiary magitIirate, at the palic4 -eourt, Ddle-atreet, for final examinatiou. Ar.Walther,prosecutingeolioitorforthe ...

... WIverpool - Ismxrt*v V ,. ; DALXJS POPULK :LHX SIUPUM.. BUMMARY. DOMESTIC. A Cabinet. Council was held on Tuesday. Several mem'bers of Parliament, clergymen and other influent POoersons, held a conference- in London, on Moi'daY, with a number of werking men, with a View to ascertain the extent and causes of the .lleged alienation of a large majority of skilled artisans - from our'existig- ...

... [ THE LIVERPOOL LICENSED VITUALLERS' JBALL., The'annual ball in connection with the Liver- pool Licensed Victuallers' Association took place last evening, in the Town Hal, under the die- tinuiiehed patronage of bi& Worship the Mayor '(John Grant Morris, Esq,.) Like its predecessors this yearly festive gathering, of 'the local licensd victuallers was in every respect highly succesaful, the ...