... * 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ?? i I- ?? ?? . - , .I .: .h~e'tver .iaXy ,e'1imme diate ' i isue, in a military seniis4f of: the oinsurreotion in' the' Ronman'l it-ates,' 'one ~o cal'ilt. bf' the *mo e-nt'm smay ne,, !9ga:ded a ?? Beptember cbnventionirs aeady'obsolete,'and wethavo 8een ?? t~he ordei of :things, ostensiboly oontemnpiat'ed bj the; authiors of tbatf makeshift arrangement. It was a compromise. cunningly ...

... I CORREBPONDENCE. V E'VERTON WARD. WOI JIDITOBS OF TEt ?? M 0all T. Gentlemen,-Do the Liberals mean to give up the abovo ward to the Tories? A requlsitton in in course of signature calling upon Mr. Bland on behalf of the Con- aervatives, to come, fqrwxsrd. ? there not sufficient public spirit among oi Liberal magnates to contest this eeat7 It is al very fnne saying. there ought to be no ...

... THE PAAENTARY -BO'U7- I DA iEsVF BIRuENEDS. . NQUflRYBEFORE5 THiE COMMISSIONEB$i -Yesterdsy, Lieutenaxtt-Colonel Gordon, R.E., ?? d ar. P. Cumin; barrtster-at-law, the -1assstnt bounda'r onmIiE ionetrs held a sitting in the Town Hall, Birkenhead, for the purpose of Inquirlg into the parliamentary boundaries of that borough. The proceedings exiated coniderable .Interest. TbewBirkenhead ...

... Mesra9I - Xesterday tagrni B~arholomeBw -9'11, i~ on lad iltuated o andi which a a 1t waters of the consecrated by tbe It whoeediocese~tx it Coneribution, about £2000I contributed, of hit subscribed £1250. The the site for the churoh aub isveywqretending atli v ?hrgrlto econon, The Denn of yhester p ocoaslon. prea After these Proceeding5 the day Were regaled b tj with a substantinil 14. ...

... THE EARL OF DFIgBy A?D HIS a MANCHESTFA ADMIRERS. | f ' ! N _ _ ~ ~ t ?? Stanley family has been -connected with Lancashire for so many hundred years, and its interest in the county at the present time is so wide and so large, that 'it would have been easy to bring together within the limits of this acouty 4 nutietbug body of peltona to express their respect for the head and the heir of that ...

... ?? Oalodoztan. ?? ?83 23~ . ?~ Oambilan ?? 2'454 334 2176 Cornwall ?? 81 .4a950 Cokad Ba~x 19!6 1, 294N' Dbl& Be at,,: 444 01 ?? 1~651 ~ Jurneeg wkD~dE 3118 5 12 G8.Bouthemrne'eterl 4I0,, Great Westier ?? . _69 10 J 8 4891 rA 987~ lrl ?? 2-244 Londo & Weter. .104M. 25' R Metmopolita~~~ ar~~jale.. 1680 1'510 19 hidland *9 420 JW North Britf8310 7749 70o r 277re.:: 27873? 9 North eet705 398 ...

... | LOCAL :NEWS. ,| I ; - - ?? F. A. Clint, one of the membere for West Derbywrard, and 'chairman of the watch c'minittee, ls the only candidate at present named for, the office of mazyor for the eonuing year. ' - , I Mr. John Oxenford, who has iust returned from America quite reatoredSu' hein eh iii'e nged to write a series of American social'sketohes, in the new weekly paper, the Leader. ' ' ...

... LOND0N NOTES. FRIDAY MORNING. The election of Mr. Thompson at Bradford adds one more to the body of steady; intelligent; pro- gressive, and prudent Liberal legislators. ,The rej ection of Mr. Miall is not a matter for very deep regret in itself when it is set side'by side with the return of his opponent. There re men of Mr. Miall's type in the House'of Commons insuffiolent numbers and with ...

... HEALTE COMMITTEE. Mr. Alderman Dover presided at the weekly at meeting of the health committee yesterday, and er the other members present were Dr. Taylor, Dr. A Dawson, Meagre. i. Samuelson, J. Robinson, la Harrison, Whitty, Bairatow, Holden, William at Williams: Yates, and Whitley. r In reply to Mr. Whitty, the Inspeotor of In nuisances stated that after the third Conviction for in improper ...