... '%Vei~$00I it'' . Ls POPui Lax lUMMA. SUMMARYO DOMESTIC. Messrs. Campbell and Son, cotton brokers, of 'this town, who ,suspended 'payment. last week, were summoned at the police cour&t. o.n Wedndsday on the serious charge, of f-vin g obtained, advances from the National Bank ion false pretences. The charge is based on 'an anlegation that the advasices, hich amount in the aggregate to' nearly, ...

... UAlU~ POPULI , B, - -: k . w e po l ?? X - - ~ , 1 I~ . ~ DOMESTIC. The Bradford people have selected'their townsman and ex-mayor, Mr. Thomnpson, ai one of their representatives, in place of the late Mr. Wickham. This result was not generally anticipated, for- Mr. Miali, who opposed Mr. Thompson, was very popular in the borough, owing- to his long, labours in the' service of nonconformity. In ...

... DISASTROUSt LOSSES AT 8SA., Thederew-ateamer Swanland, Captaih Hutton, -arrived at Hall from Dantzio on Sunday, having encountered the heavW storm whioh prevailedin. the North Sea during the greatei part of last week. The Swanland left Dantzic on the 2Tth of September, and the voyage ought not to have occupied more than four or five days. Part of the veisel61 bulwarlts were stove in, and 'her ...

... P1i1-11,P ,Igwtgrarg SALUS POPULI LEX SUPREMA. )gJANAEMlENT OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIE5. ln1og the urgent questions of social reform tt O scarcely be allowed toa wait for the election of a reformed Parliament, the neces- Ief more stringent legislation with respect giiendly societies is one of peculiar interest. Wgether it might not be preferable to extend nd supplement M~r. Gladstone's system of prt ...

... NALtuB ?rtILI =x SUPWREA. SUMMARAY. DOMESTIC. The ?? session to be held next month necessitates extra Cabinet Coun- *cil, the first of which will take place on the -5th proximo. p The position of the Royal Bank of Liver- pool is not so bad as was at first anticipated. At-a meeting of the shareholders on Wednes- day, it was stated that the total liabilities were not expected to exceed £1,650 ...

... _, D - l. ua_ I . Ourseaders will see I anotherjgatof our paer tih0pT~weP lfs'annoince to preach this is 6VIIIg o 0>-st Churh, Hunter-street, and to address sneotlng at 4.o Medical Institution on Thu- iaing. 'The bishop's arduous work at Benge Edver, and tbe part he took a the reosnt A Proceedings inthe diooese of Natal, invest hle visit to Liverpool with aptolal interest to churchmen. De : ...

... * L~JA~ NWB of' he o &e m. ith ad in ,Cd. iti-~ eir ely ont of 4w- hey for hey this ids Acy rlio ros bW- on. be Lnt rild lid Lm. ito7 %nd bed ta rld Sria we Ast Ina ti3 a .rIdt tri- yin een his In 'in to ver' seir ti-' ilo. of to for the 58 .nd: in- est ay Lan At the 'Lanoaster revision oourt,'on Saturdav.! tho olaim of 'Mr. H. T. Wileon'for a voto was allowed on the ground that hiW ...

... COMPULSORY *:UCTO. -- I aM ho-- ---D eyo I' No. IV. TO THE EDITOAS OF vHS LivanPoon, SbuISt'.. Gentlemen, I have receivedanumber of letters in/answer to my appeals on the above subjeot, chefy. miaking inquiries or stating objeotione relative to cost. A broad error runs through most of themn that all or alarge portion of the ohildren tof this kingdom would have to be educated at the publio ...

... ?? LATEST'. X- H N , EW.. t ; S: R S E E - l ME~ li A m 0 COMMERCIAL. LODO, MozN,&i EvENWqO. The IXing of ital.Vs proclamation; ban been re-, ceived with satl~actioni by sotck excha~nge 4oera. 1 oi. tiscniedtoo practically solve the I tresent Roman. difficulty.' Conseq0uently, after. opeankn rather flatter, the imarketis hjv*&4xpe46 rienced a rebound 'of imporitane. Li ~r~ites,'' Italian ...

... IH PNCI4 EL)ON ?? R The fqll6'Wg.Is4;oliat9f gmaubers' ?? term of office epiresn t la1t 'No-imber, with -the - names of candidates ni 'fir aa at present nsoer- tained:- J Waroos.' Membe2s retiring., qsdidste* EBerton -A.. C. Stewart J, Bland. Seoannd .JamesaBobinson ?? Bobisonr Vauxhal .. - .Thomas ,tg. _ _ .. . .T. igby._ St. Pat' ?? .MaurW s WEllawbi 0Ercane ?? .ames Tirer , {f1. JTyrer. ...

... % D FlEI-ANISM. TROOPS AND SHIPS 'OF WAR ORDERED 1FOR LIVERPOOL. The following telegram appeared in the London papers of yesterday:- PORTSMOUTvH, SUNDAY EVEMNG. a Orders were received at this place this morn- ing for the .Gladiator - paddlewheel sloop, Captain Elphinstone, b'O. D'A. Aplin, to pro-. ceed with all possible despatch to Liverpool An hour and a half after the telegrara was ...

... The Wrech Register .wiuC ¢hart for 1866, c compiled by the National Lifeboat Institution, i from 'statistics furnished :by the Board of 6 Trade, 'has lately. been published. ' It is a La melancholy and humiliating document, and bY suggeats ' reflections .which are ?? ds- t- creditable both to au important section of 0t British capitalists and to the Legislature and 3 Govervient of the country. ...