... BIRTIS AND DIEATS IN., 'LIVEPOOL.: s . FOURTH WEK, 1867.: lf. In th;aweek ending last, Saturday 3832 births e 'nd 3412 deaths were registered in ten largo cities 1, and boroughi of England, in ludiglondon. The e births were 241 above the corrected average weekly e numbers in the ten years 18iS1.O0. The numbers registered in each of the last four weeks have been r ?? 3871, 3742, and 3832.i' ...

... - WIRRAL PHII~HARMi. ' QC.IETY'S NCERT. . The third concert in connection with the ?? ii Phil]harmonim Society for the -pre nt 6nn'took' Placj lost evenig,- in thpkehbdMuul-Hall. e T~helroom waa rouw #1,'byalbrilhn'ut. and coritical.9 . ,avu e.Sc th'merits o'f foriner; coiicesrts'- * iia Fse~ten, aea ,all'.unprejudiccQ frequenteras . r will av hey, wer'e'not of meau'ordef~-ths conqert' . l ...

... THE FICTITIOUS FRIENDLY I SOCIETY IN LIVERPOOL. EXAMINATION AND COMMITTAL OF THE PRESIDENT AND SECRETARy. Yesterday, at the police court, Dale-street, before Mr. T. S. Raffies, stipendiary magistrate, Sampson Tomlinson and Thomas Lewis, president and secretary of The People's Tontine and Legal Friendly Society, were brought up on remand charged withhaving, on the 10th February, 1866, ...

... A SAMPLE OF CONSERVATfVE 'STATRSMANSRIP. Mr.-.Disraeli's-answer to the :memorial of pee1rs :and 'members of Parliament on the .subject,.of 4Cutom-houss search of passengers' basggge -dring the Parik Ex~hibition is not enoouraging to SLibdals' wh6 would like to believe in the possibilities qk ,orservative: statesmanship. 'iThe miatter is comparstively a small -one,-butit is as easy to go wrong ...

... j THIM RESPONSIBILITY OF ~- IPUBLIC BODIES. | h. Court of Exchequer gave udgment on izewday in a ?? v. the Vestry of Bar [ ondsoy-which raised an important question as to' _ the liability of public bodies for injuries sustained- e by the negligence of their servants. The plaintiff's ,r husband, while walking along Blue Anchor-road, IL Bermondoey, stumbled in the dark over a heap of' ,f eatand ...

... aSECOND i-EDITION. The Queen *iil hold a council at Osborne. on. 1 Saturday next, at on& o'clock. The death of the Earl af damperdowin is anniounced. He formerxy et for Bath as Lord Dubcan. :Vice-Ohanoellor MfalinswvilX give judgment with reference to the liablity of the shaeholders in Overend, Gurney, and Co. on Satorday, Feb. 9. . Last evening, the. Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland and the ...

... IEXPERIMENTIS WD'11F IENIAN | . . - I . l . \. .. .. A mimb~er of highly-interesting, experiments Ye with the dangerous compound, the discovery' of eu which in large quantities, concealed for Fenian 'equs ylpuense, created ac~ uh xitmn in the. f'a publ ic mind, were miade in the ballhalleyr attached neats to6 the police ba~rrack, Lower C Natle'Vard, Bublin, a clt -on Saturday. The ...

... I!I1ELIBYPOOL SHIPW~RIGHTS' . I CONCERT AND-BALL. - )-4R. S. IL GRAVES, M.P., &TEE ALLEGED BRIBERY A.!rou LIVERPOOJJ .ELUECTIONi. The annual concert andbiall it aid of the ?? and or'phans of -the Liverpool Shipwrights! Asso- ciation took place last evening. in; St. George's Hail. There was a numerous .attendance. An - amateur concert-formed the firstiportion, of the entertainment. The chair ...

... I LOCAL; NEWS. YOUON MieN'6 CHnrsTrI AsscIATioN.-The attention of our r eaders is drawn to the fact that next week all the advertised classes and meetings of this society will be in full operation. 'Ladies are invited to 'join the singing tonic sol-fa olaso, to; meet on Tuesday evenings; 'but the other class are restricted to members 'of 'th iain as, owing to the recent large additions to the, ...

... ,BIRKENHEAID BOROUGH |. ;: - ~ HOSPITALr, The annual ,meeting of the governors of the, Birkenhead Borough Hoopital was held yesterday at the institution. The Rev. A. Knox, the presi- dent, oceupied the chair, and amongst other gentle- men present were Lieutenant-Colonel King, the Rev. P. L. Sandberg, Dr. Vale, Dr. LaInbert, Messrs., S. Ledward, W. Laird, J. Ldird, uu. EL IK Apmall, W. W. St. ...

... The annual meeting of the governors and mem- bers of this institution was held yesterday, in the boardroom of the Home. Mr. Henry A. Bright (in the absence of Mr. A. Boyd, who is ill) presided. There were also present-Messrs James Aikin, Christopher Bushell, B. Darbyshire, R.C. Crosbie, C. T. Bowring, J. A. Tinne, Thomas Hanmer (secretary), and Captain Pierce. Mr. HANMER read the twenty-second ...

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