... : Messrs. Fred. White, L. Mapei, and George Stone, students of Liverpool Royal Infirmary School of Medicine, have passed the primairy ?? at the Royal College of Surgeons. Mr. W. S. Paget paseed the preliminary scientific examinationof the University.of London. FATAL ACCIDZT AT BInanNBrAD.-An inqtest was held yesterday at the Queen's Hotel, Birken. head, before Mr. Churton, coroner, on the body ...

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... cO PONDES :WAREHOUSfNG GOODS.. TO THE IIDITOB3 OP THE II VUPOOL MERMBY. Gentlemen,-Now that the eubbect ot removing goods from lorries to high floors in warehouses Is under dis- cusion in your column, ,may I. be-permitted to offer a practical suggestion~-cheap, easy of application,,and perfectly effective eteU every warehouse be sup ?? with a semi.rch orbridge two feet wider than the door- ...

... TEE REOMAN TERCAE y I I _. I. 1 . I ' C . . ?? The'Romiespeolal ?? the Dai4 . craj ...

... I tB In Mr. Juland Danvers' report to the Secretary or of State for India on railways in India for the rs year 1866-7, there are some observations as to the of saving of time in the communication between England and India that will arise when the new railway route across Mont CUnis is open, and e. when railway trains shall be able to ran without t interruption from Calais, across the ...

... CORRESPONDENCEL [ADVERTISEMENT.] MBR. BIETHERTON & THE SLAUGHTER. ROUSE QUESTION. TO THZ EDITOR' t OF THE LrVERPOOL DIVEMrY. Geutlemen,-On returning home lait evening, after an absence of acme days, my attention was calledi to Ur. Bretherton's epeech, reported in the i DWUV Mrcury, at tihe last mneeting of the. iirkenhead (Jommisnionern, In which he endeavoured to prove some improper pro. ...

... I* TOW C OUNCI ITOW ON r i X~T . ; |O The 'greaterpaut of the first twoahours at the monthly sitting of' the council yesterday WAS ocoupied in the reading, of committee minutes, which the town councillors present only OO00* olonally listened to during the intervals Ir the more pleasant chit-chat which filled the room with a perpetual buzz. The actual business performed during the mame time was ...

... PRODlJOE, tk., . SUOAM,-The market continues steady, and the sales comprise 40 hbds. Demerara at 319. 6d., 135 casks Antigua Fryer's Concrete at 30e., 800 boxes Cuba molasses sugar on the spot, 2300 boxes, No, 9j, to arrive, all at 22e., ex quay, and 3080 bags Pernam at 22a. 6d. per owt. There are no transaotions reported in MonLaslSw Rum, CovFzz, or Rion, Jum.-1500 bales have changed hands, ...

... . We understand tbat Major Sykes, of WVest Ella, has givesi a second. donation of £~50 to the proposed parsonan e house for St. Mlary's parishi THEz'fsHsATRE-ROYAL.-Mr. Robinson, the builder and mortgagee of this theatre has advertised it to be sold or let. Mr. Coleman has, we understand, made an offer, which is now under consideration. BoAxmNv.-We. understand that an agreement has been ...

... A meeting of the above society was held en Monday at the Town-hall, when the Mayor (Alderman Loft) presided. Mr. T. F. Hewett, the honorary secretary, reported that he had received a legacy of £50 be- queathed by the late Miss Ellen Agatha Jehnings, of alton Abbey Rectory, near Driffield, and a £10 (second donation) from Major' Sykes, West Ella. A letter ivas read from the parent society ...

... OLAIMS FOR COMPENSATION, The Leering of these claims was resumed yesterday morning in the Grand Jury Room, at the Public 01Ool.e before Messrs. I' Darlilgton (Chairuran), C. H. BrAcebrildgo, T. Lloyd, C. Ritellift. S. Thornton, W. S. Dugdale, C. Stusge, sad D1. Goodman, Mir. d Dngdaie, bariseter of thle Midland Circuit, inetrected by Mr. or Shrew, solicitor, Tamwerth, appeared for the High ...

... UO1RESPONDENCE. e aCONSISTENT TORtYISM. 1 1e 1Tre ltVW EIT oR (If it ])AILY FO'T. Sir,--I rcgret that it most unseemly row In the Town Hall, an Frilday mist, has glvon to the supportors of BMir Lloyd tho opportunity of inveighingagiasst the true. hearted Libserale of this town, It IH, of courso, absurd to delohre that the Liberal party had anything to do, directly or indirectly, with anytbing ...