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... ,t Will the reader be good enough to travel backward into time a little, and consider himself invisibly seated, on Tues- day morning last, in the state office of the Queen's remembrancer in Chancery- lane, London? An ancient and, to all appearance, highly important ceremony is about to be performed. Clerks flit to and t fro noiselessly; beadles and bailiffs and criers are in majestic ...
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... I. LOCb NtoEWS ?? ~- ?? ;The Rev. J, L- li, .own-gpreen, A toa, has been sppointecl a surrogate, Apghtdn. C ' Te 'Cleigregationnh' a76ciPI, l'ollington, Cheshire,: f hbas Weni registered' for. 'the solemnisation of t nIelisiages.. i This evening, Ba meating in .connection with.the. J7O556k wili ?? place in7.theihill of the' college, Shaw-streete Mn Edward Whit ll ' preside. LOCAL CoSu, ...
... -itrm Vol Igmurl'go . SATX3 POPULI LUX 30A-A. ?? UVP X IUMMARY. DOMESTIC. Mr. Forster has arrived at Balmoral as the.miusterin attendance upon her Majesty. The Liverpool municipal elections, on Wednesday, resulted in the loss of three seats to the liberals. In Exchange ward, t Mr. Stitt was defeated by Mr. Armstrong; E in St. Paul's ward, Mr. Mayall, jun., had to give place to Xr. Preston; and ...
... ?? ?? -E a! SALlr8 POPULI LEX TOUPREE. S UM MARY. DOMESTIC. The bulletins issued by the doctors at Sandringham, on Tuesday, again report a progress which, though slow, is satisfactory. The Queen has returned to Windsor. The report that the Speaker will retire soon after the meeting of Parliament is confirmed. The reason assigned is that, not having yet recovered from the fatigue of last ...
... I . LECTURJ?ArO 8TUDBNT? OF TUE LAW IN LIVERI?DOL. ? I * Under, the ausplvee of the ~olpoiated Law0 ?? ยข'for th:e 'deliveory, 'ia' LlveiPool,' of ' COUrste of tiawV 1ectureB i 'j~desn' hrstuide nts nz' .tended for. Ultber branch lof -the wrofessi~n.:' Tha ' object of tbeselectureaiemalsl ,Yts afford thovse wvho'. .inatnd enterfg .the'legal -'prof lo'4.clea~r eoncepi. tions of .teIbeadleVng' ...
... At the last meeting of the Lancashire Presbytory a of the English Presbyterian Church, the following1 overtures were submitted, relative to the negotia- 1 tions at present pending between that church andti the English United Presbyterian Synod, with a t, view to a union of these bodies in England:- n The Rev. George Johnstone, of Trinity Presby- so terian Churob, Prince's Park;, Liverpool, ...
... _ ?? LATE ST ANID TELEGRIPtAPHIC NEWS. COM.MIE RCIAL LONlOON, FRIDAY EVENIXG. The following is the Board .f Tlrade return of' the quantities of cotton imported anid exvported at the various ports of the United King-doin during the ?? ondod Feb.2,l1871: IMPOETrED. liXPORTHT). Bales. Bales. American ?? 45,410 ?? 9,357 ?? 8,134 ?? 205 East Indian ?? 9,673 ?? 6,83 Egyptian ?? ,312 ?? 49 ...
... -GERMANY & FRANCE,. ?? TIHE GERMANS U PARTS.'- morning *PARIs, MiCa 2. M. FavrO loft this Mornings at si 'eok r _V10snflle- to claut the immediate evacuation of arisB M. Thiers wvill arrive at noon to-day;' The Frnenh military authorities are engaged in ,.eaking arrangements with the German authorities *n order to accelerate the evacuation. It is believed the Germans will leave this evening, ...
... 'TIE yACdINATION! ACT (186-. ' Yesterday, the select committee 4f the House ofl C4omnions resumed the taking of evidence on tthe .operation of the Vaccination ?? Mr. W. L. Fdrates prcalded.r 3 r. Collins, of Lonidon, an opponent of vaccina- tion, was again Sexamined. fe did ?? whethier' oppiositlon to 'vaccination was mainly confined to this or other countries. Smallpox w~as always found as an ...
... TlHE SECOND MEETING OF THE CONFERENCE, There seems, after all, to be reason to hope that M. Jules Favre will be able to attend the future meetings of the, con- ference on the neutralisation of the Black Sea, a safe conduct having been granted to him by the German military authorities around Paris, notwithstanding the refusal of Count Bismark. This, at least, is the latest statement from Berlin ...
... IM RIA-L PAoALTA i I an: . ~ ,t~l, X 0 ta Their oibdsni~ e met at ral r e n d in second iD sP rea in g Ith T A bfE I o .u L p oI; s ~ u o e k ed, The larquis jof '6ARLflgiiidu h i d to Fas call att4rnfion t'o 9 () tho ey countryZ at' a tlm7 of peculiar intoroat'-ati mi- 'ha pdrtancL. -The Mid state of things in' Europe wee ,nd now swept away', sn'd~hey. ut o kfr ad t new balsnces ofipower, and ...