... I LATEST N- -ws SMALL-PoX. The small-pox is on the increase in Liverpo 1L ACCIDENT AT A THEATRE The roof of the Ryde Theatre fell last night. N3 one was injured. THE QUEEN'S DRAWING-ROOM, Her Majesty held a Drawing-room yesterday afternoon, at Buckingham Palace. THE ROYAL MARRIAGE. Lady Agathe Russell, one of the Princess Louise's intended bridesmaids, is ill with scarlet fever. THE UNIVERSITY ...

... I ; TOXTETH GUARDIAS ' ?? . ?? The weekly meeting of these guardians was held M yersteiday in thc publie offices, Toxteth-park. Mr. t llugbi(es,,.presidedi and there Were also present I Messrs. Alpass, Ashwwortli gltoni , Xar.y, fields5 Cowan, and Thompson., n The returns showedithat the number of persons. in,tho workhouse II4ZW 'WE461i3 ,since admitted, Q 54; born, 1; discharged. 55; deoad, ...

... Sir.trygioln LorTflrg+A #ALUS ropem Exx 9vP'EA BUOMARTY. I * DOMESTIC. lecording to the Observer the measure *. military reform to he 'proposed by n 0overnment. will be much more extensive b .and sweeping than is generally supposed. The personalty of the late Mr. Brassey,r the railway contractor, has been sworn r Anger X6,500,000. IXt a meeting of commercial travellers at Brighton on thl,3rd ...

... THE REPORTING Ov THE PROCEEDINGS. Mr Tsm. -a - - - ?? . Mr. AI&U, M.P., said that, an no steps had been taken to carry ofit the board of the 16th June FastIn reference to employing short- hand writersrto report the proceedfings of the tooA ax d in. order, to give the board am oppor- Xi tunulof; fy d tlequestionofadmittng rmove- rt during' the procee ings, he begged to That It isi the interet ...

... boy UE1IAD. ded The monthly meeting of this board was held last Ysed evening, in the public offices, Litherland, underthe n-- Presidency of Mr. Barnes, ,e other members mZ present being Messrs. BeakbaTe, Brown, Gresson,, nnWebster, Hoppe,.and Emett. an The Chaiimlan, in movin the pr oceedin.rgs of tdhe ?? cormittee, said that for purposes of Fore improvement they had estimated the :amount the ...

... THER APPROVihES, The ToWn Council have resolvad not to oppose plan e proposed by the Dock Board -the baldest of all the plans proposed, and' .one which the Dock Board adm it will only ,just acquit them of their parliamentary !obligations. It is nothing'new to say that the present approaches area disgrace; aun the' disgrace will. not Ibe perceptibly decreased by plan C when eanied into efiect. ...

... I The 30th annual ploughing match in connection with the Wirral Agricultural Society was field yesterday, at Willaston, near Neston, in two large ield--one belonging to Mr. J. Pollard, and the other to Mr. Nathaniel Grundy, of Haddon Hail The day was beautifully fine for the purpose, and there was a large gathering of farmers and others from different parts of the hundred. The match was ...

... Dr. Lankester held an :inquest at University College Hospital, London, on the body of Edwia Newvman, aged 21. i Mr. William Newman, father of the deceised, said his son resided with him; and was a jaweDla, but, not being well, he had been at home Poe, Christmas. On Tuesday morning deoased. brother received a cheque from the count , and took it to Mr. Healey, of the King's Hegd Cumberland ...

... TO CORMESPONDENTS. We Cannot undertake to return oomnnincatlona of which we do not avail ourselves. Communications should always be le ibly written in nk, and on oe sidse of the jwper snly: ength Increases the diffloulty of finding ace for them. Whatever Ja Intended for Insertion aust be authenticated by the name and address of lbe-writer-not neoessarily for publication, but as a vlsrantee of ...

... GE' RMbNY AND AMERICA. ._ , ~ . I The reason why Germany does not complain of the exportation of arms from America to France is explained by J. IB. in a letter to the Timnes- During the wriar between England and her North American colonies, 1775-1783, Holland'found a favourable, market for munitions of war on the other saide of the Atlantic. This naturally led to bad feeling between that ...

... j ?? 'Wee mnnot undertake to return communications of which we do not avail ourselves. Oommanlnation should alwtynbs elefbly written in Ink, and o1 or side of the ?? osny, ength increases the difficulty of finding uspe for them. Whatever Is Intended for insertion anwt be authenticated by the name and address of Ve writer-not necessarily for publication, but aq a santee eS his good ffath. ...

... AND JOURNAL. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1871. NOTICE. For the information of ADvanTIsxns, and the Public generally, we may state that the ordinary circulation of the DAILY PosT now exceeds THIRTY THOUSAND Copies a-day. TO ADVERTISERS. For some time past advertisements, especially of the small prepaid class, have reachedouroffice atavery late hour, so that we have been unable to classify them ...