... ,$sS X.AT~~ sgF-LA6ON T ?? . . I fri the 8th January last we publishend a lttor which has' been transmitted to-us, from arrao Waveriayeyotelr London, which stathed that a friend.h of thi writvr's, named William nJtokeor, enteman onging t a in7Renfrewhigo, aden ,been drowned at the, a ice accident a n Regents Park. Mr. M'onald took the oppor- tunity of, sayin a good. word. for' his deceased ...

... *AX.s IOPDILI LIEX SUPIMM. DOMESTIC. The Queen will hold a Privy Council at Osborne on Saturday, when the Royal Speech to be read at. the opening of Parliament, on Tzesday nexti will. be submitted for the ap- proval of her Majesty. Whether the speech will or will not contain any allusion to the oestion of Parliamentary Reform is a point upon which no reliable information has trans- predj for ...

... I MB. BARE1 , I. , AT BOLTON. Last evehnig, the Temperanca -Hal at Bolton wag crowded with a very enthualastie audience, called together for the purpose of he'in the mnuual addrea d I.T'homasBarnes, the Liberal membes'r the berouigh. The chair wag occupied bY AldgMian Biclmrarwood, president of the Bolton Reform Registfation Asooiation, and on the platform were all the leading reformers of the ...

... M,,ERCANTILE MARNESERVIC'' * 1he. nnssal gnerl 'mneetingof the, members aod apoodates of tisbody wag Uo1d yesterday at the Roomus, Toive.bstidln s iWatetteeit; !d. James Bealey. in the: chair,' There w*s d arg attendance, and amofigst' those presesit werie Messrs.:Ralph llrdOclItsbk;1B..Derbyshire, Letterevol. apology for non-attendande were -road'fronm Meesss, S.Rt Graves, JMPohn Laird ?? ...

... I MERSBY DOCKS BOARD. _ ._ . ,I. ?? . I Tbo weekly ?? of the Mersey Docks and Harbour Board'wac1held yentorday. at the Dock-offlue, Revenue- hldlnga j~r. . R4lnkianpresided, anlthe other members !prdseet WerOs' M eSI J. fd~.Lsird. L C -tauner, A. P., ltnbin, t4elly, lfor.by, Arnold Paton. Gallowfy, Smith, Job,')aV.Aqn. H.Tarne'r, 8eei Hubbasck, Tobin, Bold, Yart.oll, ie41ieolson, Littledaie, ...

... THE LOYAL i7IIeLANTHIROPIC FR. B d'DLY BOUiETY. ANOTiUtR TURBuLENT MEETING. ionie time since, as will be remembered, an ?? meeting of the membersr of thi sooiety 'kvurhekd at the Concert' Hall, Lord Nelson-street. Anothet imeetng was called for last evening; at the Common ai1, Hmckisn-hey, for the purpose, as stated in tfhe notice, of appointing a president andt committee for the present yea, ...

... HEALTH COMMITT, ;he Mr. Bowring presided at the weekly of adl the health COmmittee Yesteday, anthe rer members resent were Mr Alderr ~er la ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ?? ith THE HEALTH COMTE IITTEE AND IT3 wre OFFI4CERS. his On the reporters entering the council c b ntsummoned a quarter of an hour afts, the he fixed for their admission, they foud it m- engaged in a discussion relative to the stragedn of ...

... a R I PROTECTIOX IN AMERICAS 0 -We learn- from America . . tectionists have suae, nt Ih P point in the tijr Sdnd in Glg thqir . 5o ommittee of t United. a at% -ndb that that eelmittee has .;.Inetnded -a greal inrosed rate of , 'duties on all foreign attidles, espeoially oath a cuome in l l a- into competition with r I lmerican masafatures. The most itupttalit 3 |Of these increased duties ...

... | THI, BROOKING OCCURR on - 1 IEAR HULL. *The ihahbitats f 'hehoueo Monay night and Mis Clara Robinson, two feipale domrestics, and three male servants.- The Misses P60binson ccupied one of the front lodging rooms, their parents the centre room at the back of the house the men servants the apartment over the front kitchen, and the dompatics the one over-the baok kitclen. The ?? arose between ...

... EXTRBoRDARY HOAX. j I ,: I 1. :;i - I ,, Wednesday mernig a cruel but not entirely unprecedented hoax was plajed upon a Notting- ham tradesman. On Tuesday last, nearlyall the, '0olioitors in the town reoeived a note couched in thefollowing torD3B -s WillMr. - kindy call on' -Mr. Rogers, 109,' Msksfield road4 t elevent o'cloek ts-laorrow'morning, to maki hs will?. In accordance with this ...

... i, A sagest n LISE ?? i *R ?? ?? .i . ?? . ?? I Mr. J. H.; Lloyd, M.D.; of Anilese .ritoo to no as follovs .' Thy a nyOzi6 tale is good until another is ?? llg kh 'cis tellaioth'ek tale that will fi6 toV61theJ. , diw h ?? -r n I otor- ffi ?? Co o yobr, paper ,i~nerefelr. bnco to lo3t money being found throqth a dream. Several years ago,'I travelled inside the coach ruoning through the Welih' ...

... v THE LIVERPOOL LICENSING BILL AND T= L IOEN13ING COE Ea. There has been an important discussion at the o Licensing Conference, in Exeter Hall, London, on cthe Liverpool Licensing BilL 1 Mr. Lavrence, who came as a deputation from t. the magistracy and corporation of Liverpool, gave e a sketch of the clauses of the bill. The provisions of the measure are thatthere should be one lioens. ,f iag ...