... We cannot undertake to return oommunloatlons of whio1 we do nob avail, onselve& Communaloatons should uiways be legibly' written In M a nd on one Ma othe pajpar only length Incteaesx e dlflloulty of lindlug ?? for them. Whatever gi intended for Insertion Imut be authenticated by the name and addrau of the wter, not necesrly for pubileatlon, but as a gu.rntee ef his good filth. Letters not ...

... I - I E : ' LOBSG E AN!D CLOGS AND OLD r- .- . . CLOTHIER.5 Dri OD 0F OM 1AMV s Gentlemen,-Aa usual I must remind tW ?? in Liverpool that this seaaj*- ?? *te ommon%' yet most urgent wants; aud-i am constralned, therefore, to appeal on- behalf of- by' large flcc;,o~f huugry,.ologles;:aid. haf-ar' 'hildren. I have neveryet aakedfbeoouse ologi vDain, and-I um sur I~hanlnotnow, seelngz- that ...

... MERSBY DOCKS BOARD. 3 It The weekly meeting of the Merrey Docks and d Harbour Board was held yesterday at the Dock. kt office, Revenue-buildings.; Mr. Brocklebank pre. 8s sided, and the other meibers present were Messrs. [-C. Turner, M.P., t3. R. Graves, M.P., Rankin, as Smith, ]Porwrood, F~letcher, Harrison; Hornby, t. Moss, Paton, Hubbaek, Bold,. H. Turner, Job, Le Frnrworth, Tobin, ...

... LATEST AD N TELEGRLAPHIC NEWS. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EvMTuI. Li With the exoeption of the English funds, which N have been steady, the downward tendenoy of the stock market has continued. Speoulative sales S So are still being made on a large scale, especially of Tt ralways. Lancashire and Yorkshire have to-day n declined largely. The unsatisfactory state of V railway property is again the subjeot ...

... THE POLLUTION OF TE, - MBRESY. In connection with the proposed inquiry Into the condition of the river Mersey, Dr. Trench submitted the following report to the health com. mittee yesterday:- ' Public-offices, 2, 0ornwallfs-street. : ' t Medical Officer of Health's Department, . : Nov. 21,1867. In obedience to the directions of thehealth committee that he should report on the letter of Mir. ...

... 'SHE- GOVERNMENTGAPD 6!tJ : TELE.-s~BG-RAPHS.: f~ The proposal thatl thbA 'GbiVeiniut'hallVA91 obtain posseion of the,,A aph ?? the country, and workr t, in connieixion with' the, Poast-office, as -araich iofthe-, public service,,raises questioam ofe picipic' . whieh will 'perhaps lead to. a~iep~~ontroversy. We shall not at pios~enttteya~to boantioipatQ theresult of the discussion on'a' ...

... - WVAGd fly ., I L N EW . Y lo _ : _ 1* .-;I 3Wa -,A 1 , :- ?? 64th (Liverpool Irisoh)'Vo'luteers, Colonel- ]3Id*1ll' again maorched out lsevng.The. xmuster, eas on the ?? Thursay evening, was a large one. celebrated, at SCt. Xicololasb. pro-Cathedral,. Cop. peras hill, for, ?? who have laeY fallen in defence of the caume of -pope Plus ix. Our readers will perceive, on reference to, the ...

... BIRTHS AIND ;DEATH IN LIVR -OOLL IORTY-SEVENTH WV EK, 1887. I In the week endinglast Satur&da 3744bithim and; 2609 death. were reiglteied Inten l'rgelte, and borotghs of 1Englnd, Inludig London.' The bits eXceeedhby1sS, and the deby 47,he average weekly imbern Id ithe ?? sed1 B60, Correoted for lkoreaie of ipopatlon -to the middle of thln' year. The death. w*ee withini 'lie of thoie returned ...

... LATEST LEGRPH -EW.- COMMERCIAL. LONDON, MO XEvER |OG. A large business bas been done today at genrally better prices. The peaceful state of: contine tolitics, the firmness and vigilance of the Home Oioe, and the many reoent Indioations of a greater egard by foreiga Governments for the clais of creditors, have together strengthened f1hei the English funds and foreign stoOks. The continued ...

... I R-RIIPOIWE.- N - Is ; O: _ , A 5STTGGtO6N. d ;TO TE IDITOd 0 OF' THr LIVMAPOOL MESM1BY. . ' ?? Readings are now the rage, 'la and are a source of tucome, doubtless bestowed In masny charitable ways. Let every ponny~readlng' In thetown a and suburbs give one weeksrecepts tnstel that class : ot well-behaved' but! yery: badl oil imen,. the cotton orter, some of whoml teaa dner o touawofili ...

... NALUS POPULI LEX SUPUaNA. SUM MA.]RYr. DOMESTIO. A .Parliamentary'-dinner of Opposition 'memabers of the House of Peers will shortly take place, under the, presidency of Earl 'Russell. The noble -earl has already issued cards for the meeting. This step ninay be -taken as signifying that the.noble earl has no intention of abdioating his functions as leader of the Opposition-at least for the ...

... I _ ?? ?? 4 n. .Z I .. ' . . . . A r.1 a - reaenst eb Messre. Mofin iboalir ?? , W. Ejaid *Walkor ' Br'tt'' X oW lack, AGovert Eva , Loviat, Lloyd, kayior, nsid Scott.j * LIGHTING &'G'WA1t1'#IG' ?? itTEN. Fromt -the proceedings Of 'this' a'iiniitAe6 'It appeared that the lalerk had been Instructed to -apply. to the eoretory ?? S tefor the~ H 1 Depantnt~for amuppl7tpieepoa force ofthe towshl L ...