... I WATE I !MMLTE.' The fortnightll meeting of W ?? e wssw6 held! yesterday, in the council' dhanier (f I th! ToWn Hall. Mr. I. 0. ;Boloe poeside;,.Aandhthe, other members present we1re iMesrsr.4 J Hou, Holt Fletchor, W. Williaims' aie, lMinmeit Rigby,iBairstow,; and Melly ?? 'r THE:MARGARBT.S1TRET.XT .: The baths committee brought'upthe plaps foF the completioi df the. Margaretja treet Baths, ...

... I TEIB REV. JAMES TAYLOR BROWN, eldest son of the late Mr. Alderman Brown, of this town, and at present incumbent of Neyland Church, Suffolk, has accepted the ineumbency of Holy Trinity Church, in this town, in place of the Rev. F. Langhorne, lately deceased. VOLUNTEER INTELIGciuaE.-The members of our local artillery corps will parade at their depot, St. Wilfrid. street, in undress uniform, ...

... I TIE OLD CASTLE OF I j .. LIVERPOOL. I' In Thursday's Me'rcury reference was made to the'diioovery of a portion of the moat which sur. 1ounded the castle that formerly occupied the site bf .St. 'Gorge' Church. The following extract Irbi a lecture delivered some years ago by' Mr. filoton, on Anienert Liverpool, give. in a con- form all the information which is known reol. 'tn's to the ...

... We cannot undertake to return communications of which we do not avail ourselves, Oommuntcations should always be legibly written in Ink, and on orne side qf the ppsr eonalv length Increases the difficulty of finding space for them. Whatever ta intended for Insertion mud be authenticated by the name and eddires of the writer, not necessarily for publication, but ae a piarantee of his good faith ...

... Sir Roderlokhurohlson writes to the Times as follows:- As I have always seen reason to doubt the accuracy of the report of the death of Dr. Livingatone, chiefly on account of the mendacious character ol the Johansn men who brought the news to Zanzibar, so I am now happy to inform you that the ray of hope that he might be ?? alive has been much strengthened by a document just placed in my ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAAIEN [BY TEL£GRBP- . HOUSE OF LORDS -YESTEBDAY THE COYDtENM FamIANS Iord LIFFORD presented a petittoa froM G suburb of Dublin, ?? for the remissio of 10ne sentenoes on the Fenian prisoners, The the cap exclusively signed by members of the Def Detto wI who had all been ready to support ?? OAW late disturbances, and he entirely cono1rred In i e, it th which was couched In loyal ...

... Mr. Tennylson has portrayed, In language graphil And beautiful, the vicissitudes and noble struggles of Enoch Arden on behalf of his wife, and the deep sorrow felt by that hero on his return home after an absence of years, on discovering that she had taken to herself another husband. A. somewhat slimiar clrcumstance has transpired in this nelghbourhood, but the subjects of our story are not of ...

... THE FIGHlT FOR A .FOOTPAETH .1 I . AT WIGA. It will be remembered that a few weeks ago we reported the occurrence of some very riotous pro- ceedings at. Wigan, caused by workmen employed by the Lancaslire and' Yorkshire 'Railway 'Com- pany.,erecting a barrier to prevent acoess from a footpath caled Faggy-lane to the London and North-western Railway Company's station, and! by labourers in the ...

... ?? mX-tratrEA BAUS P6PULI LE UPPEM.' DOMESTIC. A long and interesting debate took place in the House of Lords on Tuesday evening on the motion for the second reading of the Clerical Vestments Bil. This measure, though bearing such a modest title, really aims at extinguishing ritualism; and its promoter, the Earl of Shaftesbury, has candidly avowed that such is its object. He believes that ...

... LATEST A N IELEGRAPHIC NE WS. Sipiiqaazams says a late private letter, ,t received, leaves no doubt of the murder of Dr. 1,iingstone. *_ __ _ COMMERCIAL. LONDON, MONDAY EVn'qING. ?? have showndeoided tendencies ,avonrable reaotion; and in faot. a distinct Mcee has been established in ?? but a comr atively few securities. The certainty of peace, h.contingeUCY of cheaper money, with more con. ...

... PRREMRMRNTS AND A'POINT3MENT Boveman, Rev. 1., Mi.A.. to curacy of Glefleold, North- nmptonahire. Broome, Rev. IL,M.A., to curanyof StutminsteriNewton, Dorset. Browne, Rev. M. ?? M.A., to curacy of Leek-Woottont, Warwicksehire. Congreve, Rev 3 * A. to rectory o ttooting, Surrey. Gurney, Rev. G. B, M.A.. to sole chu e of the nprh of MSbyn. Giell, Rev. . A, ?? to rectory of Sutton. Surrey Headi ...

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