... CHURC[H AND STATE IN AUSTRIA. What is now going forward in the Austrian empire is well deserving of the attention of English Liberals. Over and above a number of very important legal and constitutional reforms recently voted by the Lower House of the Reichsrath, providing substantial guaran- tees for what is understood in England as the liberty of the subject, the whole ques- tion of the ...

... OORRUPOND)BNCEE 0 To THE XDITORS OF THE LlVUIPOOL XBSoUB?. 0 Gontlesmen,.,I was, much grieved- to find In - this 0 morning's papers the report of an application for the 0 ransfer of the lieense from myself- to Jidward Byrne of 0 the housea i Commutation ?? opposition to which, 0 application the report drawn up by Inspector Staadmamn was read. To the statements contained in that report - I give ...

... '%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 ...

... * 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 ...

... 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. ...

... 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. ...

... GREAT EXPECTATIO .I OB'T,-AINING SITUIATIONS OF t * .. MZDSHIPMEIN. ?? Yesterday, before. Mr. Raffleo,:stipen'diary.ma- gistrat;e,. Henry ,LIoyd, ,of No. 1, MernnigtoDn. terragce, Brlghton-stroet,, Ngreiont,'was -sum- moned u'nder sectlon 147, chapter '1 of' the0 Mle'r. chant Shipping Act, for having ?? a certain ship, called the. Mangalore, withont being licensed . so to do.-Mr. Tjndall ...

... WEST DARBY BOARD OF *GUARDIANS, I. . . . - - The ueual weekly mletlig of this board was held yesterday in the boardroom of the workhouse, Mill-road. Present-Messrs. Wilton (in the chair), Wareham, Lunt iEvani, Fowler, Neep, Chambers, Leech, Heywooa, Witham, Mawdeler, Diekinson, Green, Knovrles, Lanoaster, and Riohmand. Dr. Flynn'attended the board In reference to a resolution passed at the ...

... SBRIOUS EXPLOpION OF F flJR- WORKS -X SHEFFIHLD. - FOUR, PERSONS INJURED. Between fivo and olx o'clock on Thursday even- ing, an explosion o0. a very serious and fearful oharacter oocurred on the premitses of Mr. Robert 'Copley, hairdreseer, Campo-lane, Sheffield; osaalng a considerable amount of damlago and injury to four persOns. In additiori to the busipess of a bair(dresser, Mw. Copley, ...

... I The Impjero eview, assuming that Lord Derby may wish before long to retire from the Cabinet, discusses the respective claims of Lord Stanley and Mr. Disraeli to the Premiership. There is a great deal to be said for both; but, unfortunately, whatever g to strengthen the case on one side tends to wz n that on the other. The very reasons that may be alleged to show Mr. Disrael's paramount ...

... RAILWAY REMINIBOENCES. FROM. LIME-STREET TO HUYTON QUARwY., mE 90 ' Pn O 2 011 'n WMOLT MW ST, ne;: Gentlemen,-I' must crave a little space in your wi paper to make known my 'grievances, and not my tb4 grievances alone but the grievanoes of the: nume- rous class who, ike myself, are doomed to travel an daily In and out of Liverpool by the London and me North-western Railway. abi I will relate ...