... ?? Ad --MUIIA I I | Xf'MUXIOIPAL 'ELBOTION.| - I O ?? Is a list of members whose term of otfice expiresonQ the let November, with lit names of candldates nominated:- Nia. Waids. Mlembersretlung. Caodldaeve. y9verton ?? -A. C. Stewart ?? Bland. c7i Baotland .JosephReblnaon.._ Robinson. Vauxhall ?? _ .Thomas Rigby _- ..T. Rigby. «nSG. Paul's Maurice Williams ?? W ?? ?? ..Jamos Tyrer {1. Tyrer ...

... FENIAN SPECIAL COMMISBION I - AT MANCRESTEa. - : , ' - M:: i . wUOaEMTBB, Oodr. -28.. Tj,1, eptclal 'eommls0io; appointed to.t0y the 26 BSDIARD - committed for a murder o1 Police sexgeanst COrlss' 0.tt, .n e ,o-th-BSptember last, when the priv; ,vanwai a taZket0 and two enpposed Fenia; leaders (Colonel- Kseli ;$nd Captailn Deaseyl) were rrepoued, proeaeded to tio dsoharge of the'ir duty this ...

... THE FEROCIOU38 DOG AT I B.EBINGTON. At' the Birkenhead County Court, yesterday, before Mr. J. W. Harden, judge, Edward Moran, a hawker of fish, living in Liverpool, brought an action to recover compensation from Mr. John Henry Fuller, of Lower Bebington, for injuries received from, the bite of a dog belonging to the defendant. The damages were laid at 20 guineas. Mr. Steinforth appeared for ...

... - i;,LOCAL NEW = I It; Itoig ?? James Kennedy, aged '41, a somielvn in Mount-strelet, Soutliport, acienal coe Ihimself on Satu~rday night whilst rih t wlo ka jiec of raw beef. His Worship the Mayor entertained a party of gentlemen, numbering about I50, to dinner last evening at the Town Hoall The-guests Included. members Of the select vestry and other local boards. The new curfew bell and ...

... Under this head, thelyew York Herald publishes an account of a-strange case pending in the Essex Market police court. A woman, who gave her name ae Catherine Peterson, of prepossessing apearanoe, caine before Justice'Shandley, of the ssex DMarket police court, and claimed as her ?? hristopherPateron, to whom, as she alleged, she had been united in marriage In 1857, a hort distance from ...

... I -THE MANX LEGISLATURBI I FIRST LEGISLATIVE SESSION OF TOL NEW HOUSE OF KEYS. The members of the M House of g3e' e commenced their first legislative session 0t d 0astletown on Tuesday. Several nebsusres Of d Importance were introduced. the first of whicfh1V e a proposal from Mr. G. W. Dumbell to rero° the principal courts, the seat of the LegIl81ureJ D and the office in which the public ...

... Iro- Town conncils, like kings, never cease to exist; but members of them are once a year reminded of their mortality-that is, in an official sense-when ' they meet to wind up the affairs of the munieipal year. Those whose turn it is to go out, are reminded of It very vividly, especially if there is a L of possibility that they may. not come In again; and those who are not upon the retiring ...

... - CA NEW- - - I- X~ ~~ e .. t . . .| T he'I op of Bodor n sp ofas IOsh e faior f chanco 'appoiatment to thti eyoan satlee 'ofLiohfleld. ~ it. 'IDU8 ArAclDNnT.-A boy ?? David. 40 a, who resided in Skirvlngistreet, while playirt Wts yesterday in 'Great Homer-street, twas knoo=%d XWO down and run over by n omnibus. 'Ha wratrken to the ldorthern 1ospital, whereit we found that )6r- he bad ...

... | WEST DEUTBY GUARDIANS. I 5 - The weekly meeting of this board was held yes. l terday at the workhouse, Mill-lane, the members Ef ; b f Wilton (in the chair), W right, llowler,. Neep,' P~ga, Evaus, I,3ncaster, e i-iohmond, Waelham, Heywood, Witham, Leeoh, d Green, Dickinson, Ltunt, and Dr. Parker. 6t Mi, Goode, the master, reported that last week a the number of paupers in the workhouse was ...

... M The weather In the Channel is atll reported severe, and a late telegram from Holyhead yesterday reported that the wind had backed to ':the souti-west,* with every apperane of another gale. -. . The Triumph is stranded on the asot side of ~oly head Bay, haing been ddiven from her anchors over the rocke into Trevadoo Creek. AU her cargo will doubtless be saved, but as her keel is gone it is ...

... JEWISH MISSIOS. Dther Uihc The annual meeting of the Liverp3ol m10 to be of the Soolety for Promoting ChristianityaMM oped the Jews was held last evening in the lectel P of the rnstitute, Mount-street. There masa. ?? attendance. The Rev. Dr. Lowe presided. nply The CHAXBMA, in opening the meetlhg nees the claims which the Jews had upon thebe with eence of the Christian public were ec 1gr of ?? ...

... LATEST AD . .NE S Tw}EGRAPHIC NEWS. .~ . COMMERCIAL. LONDON. WIDNESDAY EvE aqG , i The polltiaal news, such as it has been, and the Xereremelt In the French funds, produced a 94 influence upon the stock markets. A ocerately good business has been done at a slight D jpeovement in quotations; but the concluding £4 ?? in connection with the settlement V in bve occupied the principal attention of ...