... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... I SPEXi.AL Ai'ECT!IG OP t'ii a0WX I I - .. - COUNCIL. I ~ii ~i~dy g seial meeting of the Town Council menianc wag ?? at the ' own-hall, for the purpose of ?? an aldermfan in~ the place of the late Mr. Win. Hodge was sure The Mayor ?? Roberts) occupied the chair, aort ELECTION~ OIVA NE5W i-LDER5LAN1 IN THE PLACE OF ndt sufci THY, LATE MR.* HODUE. Mrd . VC. The MAYOR having read the notice ...

... ; . 3BELTON. Mr Chatterton, of the tithe farm made his annual harvest and potato supper on the lst inst., at the Wheat Sheaf Inn, to upwards of 70 persons. BEVERLEY. EAST-RIDING PoLIcE.-On Saturday (before R. Wylie, Esq., chairman, General Marten, Rev. Canon Wray, Dt. Burton, and J. A. Hudson, Esqrs.), Edward Pittam and William Sutton, tramps, were charged with stealing from a hedge at ...

... REC41,TErIED AT TMl', C'ENE[IAL POST-OIiICR IFOR TRtAN6-1ss!o?N4 ArmIOAD. FRIDAY, NOovEmimia 22, 1867. Tim French Einl)eror's address at the j opening of the French Chamb)ers on Monday I was of great interest and importance, and more satisfactory than usual. It contained some conutadictions, and the Italian question, the most perplexing part of European politics i at the present time, was ...

... ITHE LAW OF TELEGRtAPHIC MESSAGES. TIE UNITED S INGDON COHMP1ANY AT HULL. In the Court of Qucen's Bench onl Friday, the case of Playford v. the United kingdone Electric Telegraph. Comipanly came on for hearing. This case came before the Court on a demurrer to a decla- ration. The plaintiff sought to recover compensation for alleged negligence in the wrongful transmission of a telegraphic ...

... ?? 0 'O 11'ri'miqlIzIll jila'Ill'I cannot. a ?o - FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1867. NEWS OF THE DAY. The italian army has crossed the frontier, and has occupied several points of the Papal territory. The oflicial 1 lorence journal represents that this step has Lxen talen in conformity with doolarations previously made to friendly Powers-that on the landing of the French troops at Civita V'eechia the ...

... LATEST NEWSI IJRETR'S JrTELESRAMS.] THI P\PAPAL CRISIS. THE ITALIAN TROOPS CROSSING TTH FRONTIER. FLORENOE, 0CTUoBKR 30 ([Evening). The Ocioliat Onacttc of thin evening rays :-W The Frochb xoe itC u, h Avhng a nnounced that :h o French flag wave5 upon the wall9 of Civita Vecchia, the Government of the Riing t conformitY vwith the declarations made by it pre' vi011ouly to friendly Powers, in ...

... HENLEY-IN.ARDUN. ToE C1ABGF AGAINST A CLERIGYMAN OF DEFRAUD- 11N THE RAILWAY. - The adjourned summons against the Rev, Mr. Mucklestone, Vicar of Haseley, charging him with defrauding the Great Western Railway Cnm. pany on two distinct occosions, was set down for hearing at the Henley-in-Ardon PettySesslons, on Wednesday. Mr, Sermon (from the office of Whateleys and Whateley, Birmingham, ...