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... .TO COQR'EPONDENT8& We ~M4~ reurndet tommunlc ?? W do a1t aoail onmeles. Oesnumeleations should 4111p be igbly wwn in ink and oe onr side of tA4 $$Wo r* I leugth (morea e e diilouty oa filuding in it;,7L Whatever is intended for asertion be authentloated by the name and eddiees ot webor, ncet neoseatl for pubUoatlon, but a a Witamate l of his good faith. Lotr snot otherwise *04oed have be p d ...
... TROUBLES OF ST. PATRICK'S BURIAL SOCIETY. iug ay, The affairs of this society seem destined to become the source of interminable dispute and on litigation. A case arising out of the disputes as to for who shall have the control of the society came for before Mr. Sergeant Wheeler, at the county court, lid- yesterday. A plaint was brought (under the jurisdiction conferred upon county court ...
... AGRICULTURAL LABOURERB' | I UNIONS. I It in very much to be desired that every- *t. body should be able to earn a secure and ?? comfortable livelihood -by any useful labour. ,2 It is a great pity that any one should ever be SUMM01 in want of employment, and it is also to be rdey regretted that thewages of some are too little LS x for their decent subsistence. The depressed .buzlIg condition of ...
... ABANDONMENT OF THE SPARKLING WAVE. OUSPENSITO OF THES MASTBa'8 CBRTIFBIOATE. Yesterday afternoon judgment was delivered In eon- neclion with the Board of Trade Inquiry Into the ?? attending the abandonment of the barqut Sparkling Wave, on the 19th of November last, off the Spanish coast. The court consisted of Kr, Etfle (stipendiary magistrate), and Cavialu Harris and Bight nautical sasessors. ...
... I IMPERIAL PARLIAMLENT. HO teS4^A p ED . 'D FJ' PtI At, EY 22?. THE ABY-SSINIAN lZXPEPlIlrION, 'In reply to the Earl of Ellenbolrouliic ?? of AUZMauBURY said that, from somo'd cause for which ?? not'a&omlti the Goverinlent had not as i74trecelivedaby4espatchesafin Sir Robert Napier, Cf'Gvernmels had been anxious to afford Par- Minent 'ny '& ftfiinity of marking its sense of theo~ndict'of ' ...
... TO COlxll],S'DbNTS. W o atiisso11t IntieseU tako to retuirni oossis11tIisCietiolS Of ?? wo i(t hult Imral ouitslVii';. CsuiOhlitii'tioiite should always blit' Ioil 'ly Nisiitte-a h it ilK, aundto L e ?? sit 6' oi/ ?? ?? Itiilth Islreosks' thu diutiti ltty of fliling apl'CO fur theom. vhlates er ie int'-ued tor inseolt Iol usulqt le somltli'titii'inttt ltn the, lis ntoil address sit the sritsr ...
... The sual weekliv meetins of this committee was held yesti lvay smriting, at the parish office, BrownIw-hlil. Iresent, Mir Chiurchisnrden S itchell (chairman) Mr. Churchws arle n Turn er, antO Tecsrs. Peck, Byrom, Clover, Owen, Martin. Smith, :nd Thnton. -The Governor reperted that the populiati-i ,f Ihe i3rownlow-hill, work- house this week wa5 2:2S: In the outside branches, ยง94 ttal, ?? being ...
... I MR. GLADSTONE AND SOUTH- I I WEST LANCASHIRLE, The following It the copy of a letter which Mr. Gladstone has addressed to each of the electors who signed the requisition asking the right honour- able gentleman to come forward as a candidate for South-west Lancashire:- Hawarden, Chester, 8th August, 1868. Dear Sir,-A requisition to which you have given your name, requesting me to stand for ...
... MEETING OF TRI{IES AT EDGE-ItILL. What was called a meeting of Conoreakv working men was held last evening at 6t ,a Ie achoolroom, Edge-hill, in coinnectiin with 'te Edge.hill Branch of the Liverpool W orkint Conservative Association. Judging ?? from the appearance of those lireseut, the E?,11 hill Conservatives cannot h-st of mary working men in their rank, mo>t or attended wearing ...
... TH'E GYMNASIUM, MYRTLE- I I STREET. ADDRESS ON PHYSICAL EDUCATION. Last evening, the winter season at the Gymnna- Bium, Myrtle-street, was commenced. There was a numerous attendance both of members of the institution and spectators, the latter occupying the gallery. At the commencement of the proceedings, Mr. Hu~i.nEy delivered the following address on the subject of Physical Eduication: ...
... PUTTING THE SCREW ON LIBERAL VOTERS. The Preston Gtuardian says:- Very early on Tuesday morning, the roughs employed at many of the Tory mills at Blackburn proceeded to eject, by sheer brute force, those of the operatives who had recorded Liberal votes on the previous day, or who were suspected of holding Liberal opinions. At Messrs. Forrest's, Navigation Mill, a number of these ruffians ...
... j THE REV. H. S. BROWN ON NIL DESPBRAgNLUM. FOOLISH, DISPLA.Y OF POLITICAL FEELING, AND TID.1EjV AD9bNITION-. On Tuesday, te 1W v. EL& Brown delivered one of the winter course. of lectures now being given in connection with the Liverpool Young men's .Christian Association, in the hall of the Oollege, :haiv-street. The reverend atleman selected as his subject the. motto Nil Deape- randum. ...