... Last July the Bishop of Oxford assure(l the House of Lords that ?? Dr. Colenso had receive d private remonstrances, brotherly conne], the tenderest and kindest counsel, from his seniors at home, and such counsel had led him only to some n!w outbreak of violence. The Bishop of Natal has read this, he says, with amazemeet. In dis- proof he refers to his published reply, in 1863, to the circular ...

... LO)SS (II ,SIX LIVES. WVeynmonth was etartle(l on Tuesdlay by a report of the losib of six, sailorg belonging to her Majesty's ship St. G:eorge, 72, C.aptain Nolloth, eo~nns-mrd Fbi u, Statiouned in l'ortlniiil1a IId9. Several ailore of the St, Gei-oge bha( blun on1 leave for a day or two, and, aecordlilig to lustoml, every mioriifnl Illlitli were Sent froni the Yhil) to P'ortlal Plier t ti ...

... The notice paper for the quarterly and f monthly meeting of the town council on Wednes- day contained a formidable array of business, much of it of considerable importance. From the outset, however, it seemed probable that very inconsiderable progress would be made ; for what between the depressing effects of the almost in- e sufferable weathtr and the attraction of Mr. Glad- stone's ...

... LATEST AN NE OX~GRAPHIC -EW T ~ ?? COMMERCIAL. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING. Iheb business has not been active on the Altbhog e, the general tone of the market Steen good. There is certainly less disposition ast togll time past to sell speculatively and tbaito buy speculatively. This has been less SIorellous in foreign stocks than in railways, Ct foreign stoclis have been well supported. ,jllollS ...

... it le Last evening, a meeting of this association was r, held in the assembly room at Mr. Stokes' Sea. It cosabe Hotel. There was but a small attendance. n Mr. Charles Couldwell, the chairman of the amso- , Ciation, preided. The placards etated that as is matters of importance wl be brought before the r meeting, the attendance of the ratepapers, and 3,particularly the owners of property in ...

... EXCITING CHASE AFTER A B URGLAR.I At midnight on Sunday, the house of Mr. Cutst, WVuodcock-esq'are, College-road, Maiibro', was visited by one Who evidently Inew the plae. uetween twelve anrl one o'clook \l r. Cutto hba-l ?? L go iluto ?? yard, and i- hin llisil,,ciiI tile dlir onime one eotside beat ar hlaty retreat. 'Ills eireumstance rather alarmed hain for thel miuneuet. lie left the door ...

... ' I l):D.l'CED FIUOM OSERlVATI(3NS TAKEN AT THE LlVE;RlOL OB 3EiIVAT'031tY. L',tilude, 5' 3124' SN. IA igitudO, a- 4' l7W : llI~iO~dET'i'i. T3M'Iiii';ATUilL. Mionthi 3~ ?? ~ ~ ~ ~ t Ae-gost. I nch Ijich. Incl.' Deg.' Deg. lseg. Deg. tonhiay .17 29.9i 2r.82 251.503 65.4 l60.2: 64.3 00.7 i'lesdav.18 29.Si 2!0.7(i 29,782 64.4 t0.4 60.4 00.0 WIe'dIyl1 :10,07' '2.85 291.t).5 (i4. 6 63.3 68.9 t0.4 ...

... THURSDAY NIGLIT. d The business of the country during this week ~s been uniform. En erybody wlho is anybody in jl Aectln matters has been bent on discovering who t be and who is not to be a voter under the new a fiW. The effect of the investigations that have been made in ILondon has been to throw a very a: t number of worthy people into absolute per- f plxity a to who has and who has not a ...

... ?a?NEWS. ? announced bimseIfP?8 . -t hanntm ?? Wile 1WichMr. . It. .ikedidat , for &.ward. Oolonel ig dein I ord of the TreatlJ. f01ie roI-Y a relst ,ve of the late Sir Bndrow',,. Tf the Liveipool Free 0)e the .Ol;(ier 0 to contest I lted , ?? ~imt General Forester ((ksrC t~) re will Ie tote4d in the Liberal ire ddrolc5 of cadidates will shortly I w rW. %f. Wynne has h ~wih lie declares his ...

... STEALING A CHILD. EXTRAORDINARY CASE IN EVERTON. For several days past the following advertise- ment hias appeared in the Liverpool Mfercury:- Lost on the 14th July, Jessie Harrison, three years old. light hair, blue eyes, and a burn mark on fingers of left hand. On the same evening a woman, wearing hat and feather, grey jacket and light cotton skirt, was seen carrying a poorly-clad chidi, and ...

... THE. ruD1 4E, iA INQUEST ON THE BODIES OF TWO OF 'THE CREW. heQ`~Cnwe~aeaYr- C, Aspinaillboroughoororier, d an adjourned inteest on the bodies of John Krinsella and JXI C 1obert, two of the crew of the tiip Tait which wva wrecked in the Mersey during the fearful leo on the 22nd ult. The bodies WVerewicked up in the river at the close of ast weet tr. Leofric Temple, barrister, appeared t.o ...

... At the usual meeting of the health committee, held yesterday at the Public Offices, Dale-street, the members present were Messrs. Bowring (chair- man), Pearson, Holden, S. G. Rathbone, Campbell, Harrison, Fowler, Wbitty, and Dr. Taylor. HEALTH OF THE TOWN. The Medical Officer of Health reported that the number of deaths registered in the boruugh of Liverpool during the week ending Dec. 19, ...