... 1 J TUESDAY. V FITZX7IL.IAM STAKES. Friponnier ?? , . ?? Sundeelah ?? ?? ,. . 2 N Miss Sarah colt ?? ?? 3 Eleven ran. FILLY STAKES. Athena .. . ?? 1 t Jenny ?? ?? ., .. ?? 2 l Buttercup . .. ?? 3 Five ran. GLASGOW STAKES. Donaldbain ?? ?? ?? ?? 1 Prince Louis ?? ?? .. ?? 2 Two ran. CIHAM PAGNE STAKES. Blue Gown ?? ?? Virtue 2 Bel Giorno ?? ?? .. ?? ?? 3 Twelve ran. Blue Gown was afterwards ...

... case T -v - A -Aar 4 41- A -u TilIN, REFOR LEAGUE-At the usual weekly meeting of tho local branch of this organisation, held at the Tem- peyanee Rioom, on Monday evening, dlr, J. A, Froggatt prresiding, the officers for the ensuing year woro appointed ns follow ?? 1?. Holden, president; the Rev. Dr. Gordon, and Mesers. IV. H. Duignan and J. Wilkinson, vlcepresidents; Mr, J. Stevenson, ...

... A. VISIT TO MOUNT ST. BERNARD. The London correspondent of the L'crjioofl ltji, who has been spending a holiday in Switzerland, thu a describes his visit to the famous hospici :-t WMS one comprising a numerous company of wayfarers as. sembled there at the close of last week. All were delighted with the reception accorded to therm, and all expressed an opinion, in which for myself I I warmly ...

... At almost every half-yearly meeting of railway pro. prietors, says the Times city editor, questions are raised with regard to the law of compensation for accidents, Th3 Items under this head are often sufficlently formidable to upset thu calculations ?? to a dividend, and directors, mlanagers, and shareholders Complain of its incidencO. Malrnv specious statements are made, but they never ...

... DISTRICT NEWS, ° WALSALL. a A TALLOW Cl1ANI1o.11: PINED. -At the Petty Sessiont, yotIer- day, before MeEsrs. J. Brewer, jum. (Mayor), W. Ward, and li. a lilgiroay, Mr. Beaumont Cottarm, tallow chandler, kc., wee susn- r snoned by Mr. J. IV. Cater, the Inspector of Nuisances, for using I r a candle hoose, or molting place, in Eligh Street, so as to be a nuisance, and injurious to the health of ...

... F POPKINS AND THE CONSTITUTION. [Fro thsc Daily Teleyraph] When the Tories of Birmingham call themselves Con- stitutionallsts, they only remind us how very hard up for names our political opponents always are, They are never quite satisfied, The name Conservative carns in with Peol; but Mir, DIsraeli's scalding satire brought it Into some dise repute, and, above all. he hesitated when ho ...

... | THE REGISMRAR-GENERAL'S RETURN. The PBegistrar-General, in his usual return, states ?? In the week that ended on Saturday, September 1(, 4, 330 births and 3,105 deathe were registered in London and in twelve other large towns of the United Kingdom, The annual rate of mortality was 26 per 1,000 persons living. The annual rate of mortality last week was 21 per 1,000 in London, 19 in Edinburgh, ...

... TO THE EDITORIS Or THE LIVEBlPOOL litHOU3y. Oeutlesnev,-f trust you will permit me: through the medium ol your valuable paper, to ?? wha, eamsin to- be a duty to the public, not less than a word in rho, interest of those, more directly. concerned-namely, to n~ke known an Incident which occurred a few days ago, of a characlsr id the last degree annoying to the victims of it, and one in the ...

... IIXFRINGEMENT OF TEH WOOD- SIDEDFkERY BY-LAWS: ~THE CHAIRMAN OF THEICOMMIS- gi SJOXZJXS'FINED..o U At the Birkenhtead police court on Friday, before Mr. Preston, the stipiindiary maaiatra'te1 'Mr. I, William Hind, chairman of the commimssioners, Vw was snmmbhed'for jumping on boarid'the Wood- a side steameri Lord Morpeth, on the 2nd of -August, , contrary to the byplaws,. IMr. R. ?? Mor ...

... , ?? LOCAL. N]vW. , I|I Lord Stanley arrived ?? fron London -laet night. 1His- lordslil travelled by the train' which reaches Liver ol a' a~patn'n drwov ewh f ^vrpo at, bal-past. ten, 'and I dr~ov~e .fro 'e hlll. ho Knowsley1 the train not etonping, atHuyton. . ?? 'l IATAL A nprnrTA ?? Do1Cx.-on Monday mioraig, James Bennet~t, aP 'dclabolehrer, who reded ,,at 12, Hollend-toraoe, Brunswick- ...

... LALUS POPULI LRV SUPRIMA. .. AL I lDOMESTIC. Lord Leigh lis just paid a high tribute to 6 what he calls Mr. Gladstone's unfaltering L efforts to obtain a really good Neform Act, 6 and to his ability as the leader of tle Liberal l party in the House of Commons. After remarking that it is essential that a great g party professing principles which have guided D and directed the councils of the ...

... COUNTY ANNUAL LICENSING II' r - SE.SSION. The annual session for the reo~WV aud granting of new licerses to put,icag in the division ox hirkdale was hel e~ltb terday at the cowrthouse, Rirldale.t ?? )agletrates on the bench were Mevtt- W, kla~l (iu the chair), 1. Theakatone, ix. A, lkould, E. BBates, M. Gregson, J. Campbell, ?? Hutch son, R. Houghton, W. N. Heald, and W.DV. Holt. The list of ...