... MFTIODIST NEW C CONFERENOR ° ii Thin conferencei was ?? on Tue e |Wednesday chiefly in ?? thecap, bationerm. The following were received uj 5k connection :-Reva. W. Jamne, Longto). i1 . rip ?Macclesfield' A. Collinson, Hur4t. P I Liverpool1 J. Q, Bawden Newcast, 3 BC1. Child. Theome ; J. 'Portia ' ef2n DO. and W .J. Wallis, Sheffield. Th~erlaad' committee was conposed of thc $t ' ministers - ...

... I I sm. - ' - , as To-day the Town Coumcil will meet for the d it ?? of specially discusillg that most perplexing of all subjects-the water closet question; and it n a is to be hoped that some definite conclusion will be cli arrived at concerning the future policy to he aI at adopted. The immediate subject of consideration all is a report prepared by a sob-committee of the are health ...

... 'I WIITSUNTIDE HOLIDAYS. Yesterday, as usual on Whit-Monday, a Lhrge number of visitors, chiefly from the manufacturing districts, camo into town to spend the holihday allowed them at this season of the ycar. TZie weather was in every respect favourable, and the 4exCmiioniitn Et sought enjoyment in a variety of ways according to their respective tastes and the time at their disposal. Some ...

... FOREIGN KNEWS ) ~PORTUGAL th. e following telegram has been received at the Portuguese Ligation .ntlondan, dated Llsbon, June 25 - To.day a eomp.ete nesty has been , granted for all political crimes. ?? THE LWtIRtiEMiIA ' BenLTII, JuNE2D7.: r Queen Victoria has ient the folldlovn telegram z to the King of Prussia atWborBns:-_ Pray express to the committee for'the erection of the Luther ...

... PRiO fIT IITtVIN(; iA VI ISITATON. In 01'- 0'oiurt of Qieon's IlBench) yest.rday, tbe l oyll Chlief Jilatie, wvith I ?? Illaekb:tn, Afell~o, :audl Lus'h. ittixig in banco. Mr. Archibald moveel onl behalf of tle Vvorblke l ohni sojor, ilvillilildlln * f WX. it mnlilal and si iilof Kinlulm , f a a polliititioii to rn-train thel ?? t 3illcALS Jnams BLnt ton, claceeller of the dioerac of Carlikle, ...

... SA¶WRDAY'S. PE, RtORNMAN(T I AT THE AMPHITHIEAT.RE. ?? ?? ConstitntionaliStS, as they ar to call themselves-for the , vries I ve lary abandoedl their ancient 11, together with aty's Their anciert princlirs had a grand re- ally, Averp)zol Amiphitheatre on saturday Of 'h drama which is to be at layed S the next election. Solne of the S V-:^ ...

... U- es Sr. HsirwN's CecAkVEr, BAZATL-By reference re totheadvertisemeaititwillhe seen that the residue r of the good from the bazaar hel in May, 181;7, at St. George's Hall, is to ho disposed of, on a Tureday next, at the Myrtle-street Schoolroom. n The proceedings will be openod by an address from hthe 11ev. H. S. Brown. A FrasT PIIEvrEXTRD. -Yesterday morning, Af about four o'clock, a gang of ...

... THE CHURCH & STATE MEETING' AT THE AMPHITHEATRE. | Mn Hubback, a well-known Liverpool onsti- tutionalist, has set up for a political prophet, and his vatioinations form as ruddy a picture as ever graced the frontispiece of Zadkiels almanac. In the forerund hle sketches the House of Lords stoutly defending the Irish Church, while in the distance the shadow of the scaffold is looming, with its ...

... THE, SALUf3 POPULI LEX SUPREMA. to hODOMESTIC. I he ttee The Houtse of Lords resumned its sittings ight on Monday evening, after the Wihits1atide ilbe ald recess. Their lordships, howvever, sat only twenty minutes, and confined themselves to M formally passing (1110 or two measures a enstage. Amongst these was the Cotton itee Statistics 1)ill, which was read a third timle T and passed. hill ...

... METHODIST NEW CONNEXION CONFERENCE Tbe Conference missionary meeting was Iceld in Zion Chapel, Longton, on Monday.evening. There vras a moderate attendance. Mr. A. Pilling (Bolton) presided. The meetinS was opened with singing and prayer, after which the Chairmean called upon the Rev. S. H-ime, mission secretary, to read tle annual report, a document of considerable length, from which the ...

... Turom thni ObsIeru] Now that a general election is ccL tale, and aIt no distant time, it may not be amniss to consider the probable result upon the state of psarties ill the next House of Comimons. In o1U' present Sunmmry we do not niean to touch all or any of the old constituencies that are allowed to reniain untouched. fo ' shall confine ourselves to the chlanges condo by the several 1Reform ...

... HOPM1NS ,:. THE ANOR QESTER AND BIfl-MING]IAM CA*>NAL COrMPANY. An application ill tils lnatteir wIt's tesife to Vice-Cimrceilior til'ard, yesterdaIy. -Ibr. Drue, ') .C., end hir. Fox Biristowe, in- stricted by Moessri Cest and Ileton, Blirioiwlhsau apiieared for the plaintiff :Mr. 2i ly, t Q.('., zd Mr. ?Fced, inlstructed by 3Jicssrs.Tvdlkllt, Johnson, and 'I!ya>ll, uiinariaial, were for thi ...