... THE USE OF A NAMR I HOW LIOENSES ARE OBTAINED. A case came before Mr. SergeantWheeler, Q.O,, at the county court, ygsterday, which shows the means sometimes resorted to before the magistrates for the purpose of obtaining'the transfer of licenses. A well dreseed, respectable-looking young woman named Mj~ary Sumner, who resides in Burlington- etreets brought an action against John De Lacey, ...

... THE REPRESENTATION OF ' ILIVERPOOL. On Saturday, a meeting, convened by the ; Mayor in obedience to ,a requisition, was held at I St. George's Hall, to consider the question of petitioning Parliament for additional represeonts: . tives for the borough. Tho Mayor (J. G. Morris, i Esq,) presided, and amongst those present were l Messrs. W. Raihbone, juu., S. G. Rathbone, I ?? Hubback, Robertson ...

... LORD DERBY ON IRISH GRIEVANuES. Id Lord Derby seemed to think it very strange ~e the other night that a debate on the renewed s Euspension of the Habeas Corpus Act in 0f Ireland should diverge into a ?? on Irish grievances. In particular, any reference to the Protestant Church Establishment appeared to him remarkably out of place. What possible or conceivable connection could there be between ...

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... 'OUTRAGE ON A MIDSHIPMAN. The Daily Telegraph says-A story has come to our ears which Is so disgraceful to the chief actor oractors inthe affair that we give it for the present in oittline only, trustifig that the report may be jsusceptible of somne modification by those who are concrnod. _,Tee Bhrnbei e, etea~n. corvettA If 21 guns, has been lately fitting out at Plymouth for the West Indies ...

... | At the pyoal weekly meeting of this committee yesterday, in thie council chamber, Trown Hall, Mr. Bowring p resided, there being aloo present Mlesers. Samueleon, Gladstone, Whitty, Robinsont, Harrison, Whitley, W. Williams, Yates, Holden, Bairstow, Barton, Dr. TtaylorJ and Dr. Daweon. SALE OF P UTRID FISH. It appeared that a somewhat unusually large quantity of fish, principally herrings, ...

... A number of distinguished Ritualisto, including Dr. Pusey and Archdeacon Denison, have signed an address to the Archbishop of Cnuterbury. setting forth their view of the elements used in the Holy Rucharist. The following are the lead- ing points of the address:- 1 We repudiate the opinion oL a corporal presence of Chrst's natural flesh and blood-that is to say, of the presence of His body ...

... I 1 ,, I - , 7 .. . . . , , -;LIVERPOOL. BIRTHS AXDDEATHS IN la | ' ' TWENT'SECOND WEE, IL ra ;e In the week ending last Saturday 4012 birthe m le and 2333:deaths were registered in ten large citiese o e1 asnd'boroughs of 'England, including London. The g6 511 births exceeded by,421, while the deaths were 229' T! below, the average weeklyznumbers inthe ten years. hr 1851'60, Corrected for ...

... Last week, we briefly announced the losses of the Hull barques Sea King and Hercyna, and also the drowning of five of the crew of the former. Both vessels left Grimsby together on the 27th of March, and were the property of Messrs. H. Briggs and Co. When the 'Sea King left England with a cargo of coal she had a fair wind, but this did not last long, for soon she encountered head winds, and ...

... | Sia }ntc~ nA o If . v 0- 1 ?? 1;- A. _ _ .h I _ For the week ending June 8th there were only 14 cases of cattle plague in the kingdom of the Netherlands. At the beginaing of last week upwards of 200 bishops and between a,000 and 4,.00, priests had arrived in the capital of the Papacy, and many more were expected. The Hereditary Prince Maximilian of Tour and Texas has just died at Carlsbad. ...

... THE COUMON SCHOOL SYSTEX IN THE UNITED I SrATES. In 18615 the Schools Inquiry Commlssion asked the LeT, 3. Fraser, M.hA,, chancellor of the diocese of Sallabary, togo to the United States and Canada for them, and stay thoda for six months, ?? into the common school SYahin- Its cost, its extent, and its character, The Sootoh coaomlt sion, hearing that Mr. Fraser had consentfd, begged blm to ...

... MuNiCIPAL ELECTION AT SOUTHPORT. ?? The election to supply the vaoancies in the new town council at Soutport caused by the appoint. ment'of aldermen took plae yesterday, and in some wards it excited more interest than did the first election, which took, place about a fortnight ago. Ai all the aldermen were elected from the council there were eight vacancies, four In the East ward, one each in ...