... THE LAST LIVERPOOL - _ E: CT10^ : . . - We hwve been requested'to insert the following coriespondence relative to the question of bribery at the list election.- TO H. IL GERVa, ESQ., HiP. Liverpool, Feb. 16, 1867. Dear Sir,-Although no doubt Mr. Jeffery's letter, which occupied two columns of this day's paper, might go for'what it is worth (which in Liverpool would not be very much), I feel ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS.-TE UESAY, FEB. 21. h Their Lordshipe met at 5 o'clock. ti Petitions were presexited by the Earl. of BEL3TorE from g the Netropolitili Board of Works agist bars and gates Y in several parts of thle metrolpolis, and praying to be heard befoe th selct ?? Traffic Regulation Bill. t, By te Arhbisop o CAM~aBUitY rontseveral places P in Yorshire on te subect o ritulismand praying in ...

... The American House of Representatives, after a warm debate concerning the suppression of Protes- tant worship in Rome, has decided to discontinue the American legation in that city, and will hereafter be represented there only by a consul. A young Greek at Washington has given to the American parers a letter he has received from Athens giving an account ot the murder by the Turks of nine ...

... THE LITTLE LUCIFER-BOX MAKER. To Me EDITOR of the PALL MALL GAZETTE. Sir,-In the Pall Mall Gazelfe of Tuesday week you inserted art extract from a little book printed for private circulation in which I have attempted to describe my parish in Bethnal Green. I have in consequence re- ceived numerous letters containing many kind suggestions and offers of assis- tance. Will you allow me a corner ...

... 1_ RTH.'A. A W NIORTH-HASTEBN BAMWAY. On Tuesday, the half-yearly meeting of this com- pany was held in York; Mr H. L. Thompson, the chairman, presided. The report, which has appeared in the Couranta wa &eu im !Sad. 'Me 0HAIRM5AW said, in moving the adoption of the ~vpjrt, that they ?? had an jncrease in the gross veceipts of 248,462 Win h u th~e ?? italassces avial o ii _ eeless byR4?437.- ...

... PROPOSAL TO RE-ESTABLISH A CATTLE MARKET. A special meeting of the Town Council of Morpeth was held on Monday for the purpose of considering the propriety of reestablishing the fat cattle market. Present-The Mayor, Alds. Cranston and Bowman, Councillors BrumeU, Hood, T. Jobling, Watson, Dixon, Chirney, Jackson, Duncan, J. Jobling. There were also present by invitation, Messrs. Lawson, ...

... DIThcRy1 INTE .LL1GUNCE. - . I I BEVERLLEY. EAST RIDING POLICE.-On Saturday, at the Court House, before i1. Wylie, Esq. (chairman), Rev. Canon Wray, D. Burton, Esq., Goal. Marten, and J. A. Hudson, Esq., William Kirkman, of Xeld-gatk, Beverley, was charged with trespassing in a vood, at Bentley, in ?? of game on Sun- day, the 10th inst. TIr. 11. E. Silvester, solicitor, prosecuted on behalf of ...

... Feb. 24.—SEVENTH SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY. Morning Prayer. Venite -119. Daily Psalm—129,130. Te Dcum—1,3. Jubilate—131. Introit-US. Responses—Nares in F r Hymn—237. Afternoon service at half-past three. Daily Psalms—132. Magnificat, Nunc Dimittis— Nares in F. Anthem, Praise the Lord.Hayes. Hymn—164. Litany and Sermon at 7 o'clock in the evening; hymn 1G8 1, 2, 5, 6 188, 11, verses i, ii, iii, and ...

... GL^JICilO. AS3HIHE ADJOURNED QUAIITEE SESSIONS. Yc.-ter-: y tho adjourned court of Quarter Sessions wr.soye->i i>y I!. 0.' Jones, Esq.. chairman, A. Passer, jt i-iiruini:. Rev. H. H. Ricicards, S:c.. tor tne other business. THK (IIIAN D JURY. S. Nash. Esq., Cardiff, Foreman Denis Culi, Ponty- prMd J, M. Haynes, J. Hollyer, D. Jotham, W. Kitchen, d. Kent. J-M;irychurch, J.1oore, Cardif f; Thos. ...

... SIR WMi. IHUTT,: M.P., AND THE REFORI QUESTION. ADDRESS TO HIS CONSTITUENTS. Yeisteriday (Thbursday) evening Sir Wfiliani Hutt, M.P., for Gateshead, muet his constituents and friends (by his own public invitation),'for the purpose of ex- , plaining to them his views ol the present position of the Reform question. The meeting was held at theI Grey Horse Inn, High Street; and the Mayor',of ...

... TIE Lava. CASE or STrABaNi.-We are glad to learn that Henry Morris. the man who, was stabbed in the spirit shop of Mr Gillies on Tuesday night, as already stated in our columns, was yesterday recovering. Symptoms, we believe of a serious character appeared on Vednesday, but yesterday. we are happy to state, all danger wvas thought to be over. The wound presents a verytrifling appearance upon ...

... H : ?? F _ E E _ I rIE .f-ONDOSFPiPEiRS OF YESTE'RDAY' THE ,.MVIN-TAX DEBATE. .The London: Morni7ng Star of yesterday has the follow- n;curious spectacle was yesterda exhibited ini the Hoeuse of Comm ,nns 'of one of ?? Edinburgh, Mr Monicreiff, dividing'wt h oisfrte ~iiose~of niamtnintsfifa church rate nhscntteis ?? Liberal memib srs for the Scotts erplshv hith&to, from 'the, tiiie of the Refr ...