... 'TimpoPl wLtvX U vg IJ -US POFLI L=SUapaR . I * DOMESTIC. By the death of the Bishop of Lichfield, Dr. Claughton, the Bishop of Rochester, becomes entitled to a seat in the House of Lords. 'Rumours of impending bank failures were current in Liverpool last week, but up to yesterday they had not been realised. On that day, however, it was stated in most positive terms that an establishment of ...

... I ' - I S ?? I , - - .. I he THE LANCASTER SHIPOWiREE AEsodCArlN;.- ial A meeting co thisa wooiation was held esterdsy ble wat inforeed that the proceedings were private. Of &BUT ANNOYANOES.-A correspondent writes he to us stating that on Sundy afternoon he and hit- wife were walking along Smithdown-lane from the he cemetery, when he noticed' a reaopeotably.dressed are man, who was very drank, ...

... % 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 ...

... CORRFBPONDElqbR I - SLANDER AGAINST A CONVENT. t St.Werburga, Birkenhead, Oct. 12, 186. Sir,-My attentlon bae been called to the report of a speech made by you. You are therein stated to have eaid- A case has recently ocoorred near MIanchester, where a. gentlemen went to aee his daughter. He was refused admittance. but persisted, and on seeing his daughter found the was within a few days of ...

... ARMY BCRIPTULR READERS ~i~ SOCJETY. II1 .-The e Innl meting '£f th;e Liverpool auixlliary to thlo soocety wae held yesterday. aftervoou, ,$t ,t~e *vinig9 -gnk, Bold-sbeet., The Von. Archdeacon Jones presided, And'adongst thoie presestawer the Rev. Reotor Campbell ; the Rev. W. Moretonvioar of Waddley; tbe Rev. G. W. Woarr, the Rev, Tensh 'eaker, the Rev. Dyson R*ctfot, the lev SB,. Ireison, ...

... -- - 1 - lIATEST EG1RAP.HIC NEWS. LONTDON, MONDAY EVBMNING. ts iu the stock market have been 0ove~e tcharacter, and their magnitude ?? ed by tbeir suddenness. The oon. of the news this morning caused console per cent lower, and Italian (1861) 1 per f,,lish railwaye were also subjeot r 8io Csledouimn was Gsellers at 85, jte, ,id that business has been done at jf.griceon 8aturday was 93g. Nearly ...

... I- ,F - -o ' CO TS ll | I ItQON ' Is Ab e S EEYrm 11.LAAKB; AibPIN1&LL, BOROUGH COOONRB Ontebyo0 ~ a ko~ about 6Oyeari of ag, wh wenOF, rld&Y afternooni to lodge 'at mern'taies,'hor enleeandld generll, gttopy foun& ~him dead.' A'police-officer was UeIn whq ?? hacd dont indladn on the'rfloor NeWid thb bed. o X at-ci* xs nation was waide by Dr. A~yrtonj.whgaet's his opinioni that death ...

... Ir REER I-NTIRVSETIO,'T IE i i XX - -.0M, a . I ig EIf .he Emperor Napoleon prevents the Le Ital zng fronm taking Rome under their national gtovernment, he 'becomes directly responsible inn or the task of reforming the present state of St. BRome. He cannot think of returning to the hopeless and thankless post 'at whioh he lingered from 1849 to 1864, as the mere in sentinel of the Vatican, ...

... LIVERpOOL of 0 ?? thea the of thisuwta held jut agembr, rer- Memorial Ititut. G 14 Wasa large Attendace Areftlatri t partaken of tea, Mr. Con tr t =oed u pon to preside 'lawr TeU CHANA1 Who vl' remarked that he was sure ,rQ those present how Bg l5 - 'be meet the memb o If fified hclub 'O frdend8. (Applauge,) It aer ib ?? Ing to meet together in o a u was sure that their meetigL thate'.I more ...

... i REVOLTING ORUELTY TO A CHILD. A oane in which a mother was oharged with gross cruelty to her daughter has been heard: before the magistrates at Margate. .The defendant was Adelaide Lomax, wife of John Lomax, of East Cliff Villa; and it was alleged that she had assaulted Agnes Lomar, otherwise Agnes Bailey. Mary An etley, a servant who had lived in the employmenb of- Mrs. Loma i from the 9th ...

... ISECO4D- EDITION.' | S -L S P El N's 1 O N OF THE ROYAL BANK OF LIVERPOOL The following notice was posted on the bank doore at nine o'clock this morning:- NOTrcz, This bank hab, been eompelledto pend pay ment. A meeting oi the sh4reholderg will be held to-morrow to deterine the course to be adopted. E. A. W 2REns, Manager. 22nd October, 1867. LIST OF SHAREHOLDERS. Subjoined Is a lia b of ...

... I ?? IF Whatever may be the political working of the now Reform Bill, there is every reason to hope that the passing of that measure 'will ,hinduce men of almost all parties and all forms Id of religion to join in urging upon the Govern- m ment the introduction and, support of a bold and comprehensive plan of national education. of a Froni industrial and social as well as political ...