... IEW BOROUGH BOUNDARY QUESTION. PUBLIC M3E3TING AT WAVERTREE. Last evening, a meeting of the ratepayers of the township of Wavertree was held at the Assembly- rooms, for the purpose of takingintooonsideration , the question of the annexation of the whole or any 8 part of the township to the borough of Liverpool I for parliamentary purposes, and to adopt such reso utions thereon as might seem ...

... THE PROPOSED NEW PARL4- MENTARY BO DARY. I i MEETING OF. THE TOWN C60'UNCIL. A special meeting'of the town ocunoil was held yesterday, under the'pre'ldency of the mayor' (. G. Morris, Esq.), for the purpose of considering a report of the general and parliamentary oommittee with reference. to -the proposed extension of the parliamentary boundary. The eommittee posed aboundeary identical with ...

... IOPEN & SEORET UONFERENCES| the TBE CLERGY AND THE LAITY. are the There is a very remarkable difference in the ith tone and temper of the proceedings of the Pan- Ith Anglican Conference recently held at Lambeth bet Paace and in that of the Church Congress be just concluded at Wolverhampton, although ns they both consisted of churchmen alone and Dr. were both intended to promote the objects of ...

... THE FENIANS AT MANCHESTER. ?? Saturday, the four Fenians arrested at Liverpool during the previous night were brought before Mr. Fowler at the Manchester police court. Their names are James Chambers, William Broughy, Patrick Donoghue, and John Lanuigan. There was sufficient evidence against Chambers ,aud Brongby to warrant their detention, and they w vere remzanded till Mfonday to be brought ...

... ?? I The improved and enlarged plan for the extension of the Parliamentary ;boundaries of the borough of Liverpool,' *hich is to come under the consideration of the To'wn Council to-day, is greatly superior to the plan which was originally spoken of. The original plan, whilst it corresponded with the improved plan in recommending that the whole of the town- ships of Toxteth-park and Bootle ...

... SEVERAL PERSONS INJURED. A great conflagration occurred at Bolton yester. day atnoon, by which the mill of Maesrs. John Haslan and Co. was entirely destroyed. The south wall fell at G50 into the ledge; the flames burst through into the bottom story, the floor above which gave at ten minutes past two; and the contents were blazing with such Intensity as to threaten an extension of the fire to ...

... LATEST EGRAPHIC NEWS. I COMMERCIAL. LONDON, TuESADAY EVENING. ,Ojracter of the stock markets to-day has Omn an improvement. In the first place, spfhic news this mornin; was purely of character, and reflected the apathy rnover Europe in reference to the Roman . The opening prices here 'oompared vi -th those previously current, and the s steadier. Subsequently it transpired Atee ha opened i ...

... The speolal correspondent of the Daif~Tdgrplh writig from Alexandris, gives a summnaroy v7uable info mationrp ?? froma priest who lived In that counry for many year. He sags The coast lnhealthy from the extreme heat Msowah especlly, where It Is said that the troo~p will disembark, Is fearfully hot. Eve: those who are accustomed to the dreadful heat of Aden have a horror of aowah and the cost ...

... OPENING OF TRIMITyi . ?? NATIONAL 8100o WI!LTON.BmT. J- i 'WILTON-STVR3, MUNIFICENT GIFT Biy Last evening, the nationa1 erected Saig~aaettit co4M eete in Wilton-street ?? Trinity Church, St. AnenatresCt, lX soiree held in the new bidi_,. have been built at the entire ex e Catherine Wright, a member of ?? by whom the foundation stone c months since. The ?? about 700 children. It hag be generous ...

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... sigIVWEELY SUMMARY. DOMESTIC. ThO ramiour that the Earl of Derby in- tends to retire from the Premiership before the re8.sssholtbling of Parliament is revived, and the Sn nd3!i Gazette hears that the Duke of will probably be placed at the head of thec Ministry, atS both Lordl Stanley ad itr. fiersell prefer to retain their present Ptlrl riujell is seriously ill. The un- secetrlt ?? accorded to ...

... IDIJTUfRBANEMBATALL 9AINTgS' I' CHURCHE, BIRKE.NEHD. 7 rw rHAD. I It appears that during the last two or three Sunday nights the urphyite element has exhibited itself in a most unseemly manner at All Saints' Missiown hurch, Bentinek-street, Birkezi- head, whioh w.as oenued about a year ago in coi. nection with Eoly Tinity distriot. The clergyman of the little edifice is the Rev. G. F., ...