... Wsekleetoals Ealf-yeo xtotal . 1S6S. l80t. 180S. 1867. Ille.. Belfast & N. Conuntes .. 2069 1I2 06765 5G793 995 Bristol ?? .5DD0 7251 185991 1RS80 1341 Caledorslan & N. Brltish. 62597 S51S 1282487 122033313972 Cambrian ?? 2309 210 75321 56592 17f Cornwall ?? 1559 0 44018 44919 681 Cork and Bandon ?? 410 3)4 11422 10G26 20 Dublin & Belfast JuOn.. 128 10t7 39222 .38291 63 Dablin and Droghoda .. ...

... ISTEW MAYORS. I o0 marked * havebeen re-eleoted, AbSdoo-F. Payne., Ne vstlotu epon Tyne -J. MIIWV id~r-LAYflO1. T. Morrison. mg unrderln ?? ' T. ewee ?? n pATXtOJ. Oshorn. Mr. Edwards. BD emes Rarmslden.* Neliort-J. Murphy, -h-Alderluan oUy. Nottj ngha-J. Barber. tieinvick-G. Yourg. O~~ldarn-W. Iye. everley-Ald. 811veeter.M Owswestry--J. Thomma. BtdCfold-J. P. ley. Oxford--4. Vastle. ...

... A general meeting of the chamber was held at Crewe yesterday,when there was a goodattendance of farmers and others, including Earl Grosvenor, M£.P.; Sir P. Egerton, Bart,, M.P.; and Lord de Tabley. Lord Egerton of Tatton, the president, was unable to attend, and in his absence Lord de Tabley was called to the chair. A number of names having been added to the council, the report of that body ...

... THE HA CKNEYCOACH PROPRIETORS AND MR. GLADSTONE'S POLICY. It is currently reported that, in con- sequence of the services rendered by Mr. Graves to the hackney coach proprietors of this town during the recent strike, 100 cabs have been placed gratuitously at the disposal of the Conservative committees to bring up voters to the polling booths on the day of election. We are glad to find that ...

... T IKA( IJING TIHE IBLIND TO READ V,'c ish to point out the great national interest 1ttaclilhg just now to the eolution of the question- in v% hat type shall we print for the blind'! and to 3 Vlhimi ,11liC attention tO the1subject. A greatfund o im Leing raisedl for printini g the Bible for the blind; e:nd I hire is good gi om *d for clairiing that the se- h leetion of chbracter shall be ...

... I THE BIRKENRfEAD ELECTION. I Last eveling a meeting of tho ?? and spll porters of Mr. John Iaird thle ConservatiV caln- did ate for Birkenheadl, wel beld it, the Workman's 11a11, which was crowded with an cnthliiinftiC audience. Mr. Janmes Taylor, of the Britannia Works, occupied the chair, and alongst thlose pres(nt were Messrs. William t'eridoen, William Ilind Charles Cook, G. E. 1l9ciljtz, ...

... THEX ,;ALIS I'O'()PLl LLX SUPIRJMAL SUTMILIARY. DOMESTIC. I he elections OU WVednesday have still frither, though only slightly, increlased Mr. Gladstollnes ma:1jority in the now House of Counmlons. At the close of Tuesday's polling, ab3out 2() menmbers had been elected. It is inijioEsible, olving to iincompletc returns, to state the precise position of parties ; but an approximate estimate ...

... I I DEDUCED FROM OBSERVATIONS TAKEN AT Till LIVERPOOL OBSERVATORY, BIDSTON, BIRii K BRAD. Latitule, 3 24' 4 N. Longitude, 4' 17 W I BAROMETER. I TIEMPERATURII. ?? and1Day. q Nov. inch. Inch. Inch.' I Deg. Deg.I Deg. Deg. Monday; 2 30.18 30.01 30.9089 52.6 l16.8 l 4D.7 43,4 Theeday. 5 29.07 20.59 29.735 53.il 48 0 0.8 431.2 M cd'day 4 20,60 29.47 29.600 51.B 39.3 456. 45.9 re ..6 29.80 90 29 ...

... The alnual ten party and ball in aid of the | benevolent fund of the 'Liverpool Plumbers' a Association was held last evening in St. George's f Hall. The company numbered about 500. Mr. r S. It. Graves, M.P., presided, and amongst others on the platform were Mr. W. Rathbonc, M.P.; Messrs. James Samuelson, Radoliffe, L Merrick, Gardner, Dutton, Rogers Jackson, jyn.; s Casement, It. Anderson, &e ...

... H1ORSES STRUCK OUT OF THEIR ENGAGEMIENTS. (From the Baeisi Calendar.) Aup ?7, At 10 30 p.M., La Rose (dam Inverness), onl of the County Members' Plate at Ipswich. Oct. 61, at 5 30 p.n., Monarch of the Glen, out of Free 13andicep Sweepstakes of 25 sovs. on Wednesday in the Newmiarket Second October Meeting. 13, at S zO p.m., Grand Duke, ont of the Innkeepers' Plate at Chelmsford Autumn Meeting ...

... MERSEY DOCKS AND HAR13OUR BOARD. The. weekly meeting of this board was held yeotorday, at the dock oflfce, Itevenue-biildings. Mr. it. Brockle- bank presided; and the other members present were Messrs. S. R. Graves, MV.P. nankin, ifornby, Langton, Maxwell, Calloway, Fletcher, Paton, Smith, Job, flarri- eon, 11. 'urner, Steel, Tobin, Bold, Nicholson, Holt, and $pence. Tho proceedings of the ...

... i LABILITY or A dmuo I 1 , ., hegn. ara e Iregg IO . otsdeed I n ff---'e - TI Veiore thellox, day n e t oae thm fie nmefor thevnaseE peo 20 mbjiM fo! ice of a contrac der the in Overend, Gurney and Co On the day before the Stpage of that th t pleinrg .brougb s bro te, sold for £247 tq 200 p hares f Nf, he was the registered own- tot3 Me udanQ e messr adistoweb jobbers on, thc d Upon or ...