... Miss Shannon, daughter of the Rev. John Shannon, of this town hars, on examination, been awarded an Arnott Scholarship in the Ladies' College, Bedford-square, London. This scholar. ship entitles her to attend five classes of the college, free of charge, for two years. FATAL ACCIIIDNT AT BiRns:N1iFAD.-On Mon. day last, a labourer, named Rdward Miller whilst employed in the sbipbuilding-yard. of ...

... C d MEETING OF MESSIRS. GLADSTONl' AND GRENFELL'S SUPPORTERS IN TOXTETHP'ARK. dt Itnet evening, a meeting of the siporters of Mc ssrs, Gladstone and Grenfell, tie Liberal ct andida;tes for South west ?? was held in of the Ebeaezer ifall, Mil]ler-street, 'Joxteth-park. d The room was crowded. Mr. Coulicillor AviHon presided, and amongst othors present were, in addition to Mr. Grenfell, the lion ...

... THrE BOROUGH ELECTION. ,QIID SAN1)ON AND I MB GRAVES AT 1OFPE HALL. n, Saturday evening last, a .eeting of the ra.LS and supporters of Lord Sandon and Mr. (;iuiwa the Tory calilidates for the representation Of hp borough o(f Liverpool in Parliamient, ?? bt1 'n 11k)'L' }1H11], Ilope-street. 'he biildilig ealI i filleel. M. Aldlermiain Iliilubbrek ccupiied the lr, an amongs~at those present, ...

... Professor Rogers having remarked recently that there was something ludicruc in the.idea of a working man being a Conservative. RenrTY James Oldham, of Salford, has wiittell asetrtngthat he fulfils the conditions the pro haor dbitteii had any existence. and offers to conetilte IlI that 3 OeR stitutionalistivorking man van d, oady'sor wrek's work in the station ill winch lhe liv. Thigotfer I ...

... The following letters from private sources have been forwarded to usH for publication - Mexilones, Barqlue Medora, Ang. 16. On the night of the 14th, between five and six o'clock, we experienced a terrific shock of an earth- qisake, such as will lung he remembered by asll who witnessed the truly terrifying and mighty scene. The very mountains astern of the ship, 5O1) feet high, shook and ...

... OCTOBER The figure and initial letterat the coinmencement of each paragraph denote tile day of the month and of the week. D3EPARTURMS. Showing fhe Rimne the Letter-box ie closed at Liverpootf 1 (Th)-Malta, via France and Meosina, 10 45 n.m., anm by Supplemnental Mail at 0 330nm. ;Canada and United States, by Canadian Packet, via london- derry, 8 a0 p.m. ; New Zealand and Australia, via Panama; ...

... 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 ...

... I The annual meeting of the Provincial Grand Lodge of West Lancashire was held yesterday in the Public Hall, Ring-street, Wigan. Notwith standing the uninviting nature of the weather during the day there was a muster of about 120 brethren from different parts of the country, lodges in Liverpool, Wigan, Woolton, Ulveratone, Pres- I cot, Freston, and several other places sending ...

... 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: ...

... LATEST ANID TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. r COMMERCIAL. t ,LONDON, FfZUDAY EVMNINQ, I The markets have been quiet, and the pause in the previous aninuatiou nothiedi yesteriay is con- sequenitly confirmed. Just as the first jidications of the ?? calle froni Laris, DO UOW the less satis- factory tenorof continental adviceshas agreat doal to do with the present condition. Ditappoijtment at the silence of the ...

... 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 ...

... I I CAPTAIN SHERlARD OSBORN AT TRANMERE. Last evening, meeting of Liberals was held in the Assembly oom attached to the Queen's Arms Hotel, Lowver TIranmere, fosr the purpose of pro- muxting the election of Captain Sherard Osborn, IAN. The roomn was crowded, and the gallant captain, on making his appearance, was cnth sias- tically cheered. The audience, unfortunately, included about 20 or 30 ...