... * 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. ...

... 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 ...

... - It Mr. A. S. Herschel anticipates the meteors of November with the following observations:- The star shower has continued to increase gradually ever since the year 1863, when a considerable shower of falling stars was noticed at Wolver. hampton on the 15th, and Dr. Schmidt, at Athena, announced their appearance on the 14th of Novem- ber., II the years. 1864 and 1865' the meteors returned In ...

... ~~~IRISSHlL CHU11IEC- | . STAT 1::-NDOWM13. I must domplain, Bays ?? of' Austria, that instead of supporting the earnest endeavours of my ?? on ilg |Church questions, and promoting their settle-' ain ment in a spirit :of mutual conciliation, the led archbishops and bishops have preferred to ne. increase the difficulties of the task.1 Bishops ity are bisliop3 all over the world, and the ...

... TH. 3 lar Po nO TE OaxPrronsmP.- The stakeholder decided on Saturday that each mn was to have his money back. Bel8 Life fears that the time-honoured institution of the P.R. Is on its very laot lbgs, and unless the members of the ring themselves take affairs in hand the ropes and stakes, as of old, may be buried without regret. From timsto time encounters have taken place within the last ...

... xlns..affl- ITLY AN IOR/ : , ii. s There seems to be little, doubt remaining oh that, in oontingencieiwbwh are almost oertaina to arise, the French Q?,overnment has decided on armed intervertio0 of some sort at Rome. ko The fact reis P'sitively asserted on authority Ite Which is al' but, official, and the. statement entirelraucords with the generaltone of the h0 French journals. Moreuver, the ...

... 1IATEST AN OCJUPHIC NEWS. A. ,l ^ I, i - gUME1 TILNGRAM&I INVASION OF THE 6r pAPAL STATES. 08T1D SUCCESSES OF THE en O pApAL ARMY. A1 015nGNTS IN SIGHT OF ROME. vii T ACOESSIONS TO THE les GARIBALDIANS. I ptTED WITHDRAWAL OF te] gS IACBOSSTHE FRONTIER. sa PRfl^ CLOSELY GUARDED. to - ?? UlD ESCCAPE OF GARIBALDI. be TRniATENED FREWCH INTRYENTION. PO ,gpEZ0F NAPOrLEON & THE POPE. DEFIANT ATTITUDE ...

... . THE ROMAN QUESTION. The Times say 'Frenok troops were embarking en at Toulon yesterdpiy, and were expected to leave en for Oivita V-.eochia in the evening. The expedition to Rome was to consist of a force of 30,000 com- batants, but In the event of French Intervention leading to an open outbreak of hostilities with ( Italy, a larger foxce would 'assemble at Grenoble, ' i with a view to make ...

... ITHE LIFE-SAVING RAFT I NONP.ARBIL IN LIVERPOOL. ion- Wis This wonderful little craft, which crossed the eat Atlantlo in 43 days, reaching Southampton on the kud 25th of July last, and has been on exhibition at its the Crystal Palace, London, arrived in Liverpool big -on, Saturday. It has been engaged for a limited s a period by Mr. Alfred Reynolds, proprietor of the I'd, waxworks at the ...

... I ,MUTM T PMW.o Lord Btanley returaod to London on FYrd from Knbwsley n. There are 1,SOOO0Jewa I16 the Unlted State& - o earll~rkalne hez ut70,000. A. 'vfeo to unmarriedladie, with lndependent A,. ?? theLn.-JUdy, mourmo ester publican has been fined £ for A. Mano. 'k to an Intoxloated man, snplying drin. . the well-known columbine, adame Boes,. Ion on Frday died suddenly In La - I ers death ...

... MUS POPULI LRX SI -iUA. SUm-MAR-Y. DOMESTIC. The -Boundary Commission will meet in London to-morrow to receive the -reports of the assitatnt-commissioners, several of whom 'have already completed their cirouits. ''The attempt to set fire to the Chester -police station caused a panic in that city on - Saturday, whon special constables were sworn .in :and other -precautions taken against a ...