... Mfruit TMTUl'DTDr[rIT MATTM ICT )a THE LIVERPOOL TAILORS. A meeting of the master tallorbs Was held last 3.- ovenakg, in Unlity buildicgs, to conalder the demxnd Is made by the workmen for an addition of j per hoer . to bheLr pay. Thirty-two repr-Bentatives were Dre- ts enit, unawve underatand thews after ns)me dlacusslon he It was rccolvbd by 27 votes egalst five to concede the advanco. ...

... ISTATIONS OF TE BRITISH ARMY I - JAN7UARY. Whlea two pIaces are mentioned the lestpnalaed is that at whioh the do6Dt of the reglment li statloned. CAVALY. th, t lat,, Insole. 2nd lot Life Guards, Hyda Park brt. Jubbalgora *lEn63e I 2Snd do Windsor 26th, Aora- Shornlfle 5 Roral norse Guards, Rgentne27th,Orerrsgh Park 28th, Malta, Drisot l1t Dragoon Crds, BlalUnoollig 79tb, TeopIemore r Snd do., ...

... I . Il .,., r1~hC NEWS.- 4 1 - A- -- - I q. 6COURTe&Cv IIX WumfOR a Owrx, Pan. 2. ,a n id out yesterday altanuoun, ' the heuIhrohill. Their Royal EIgh- g attended hb n and Pdnesa hrlstlan dlned OD team t; In the evening. Qlth e J Q, gej B. D l had an audleee of iii'tter afternoon, aid kised hands thse of th0 TreBe. In 0egh 1On.. W. E. Gladstone had an ,, O the Queen, and delivered uo te Seals ...

... GAZEWErI Nw ( h -. .. e (Fia ft S Gasa leof 1, t7 d BAIhTtlERV~CY A~T Heta, Heary. 24, Ceeesuet El. l h adjudliation July 8,1818. kk ut BAufBBPTS e Anibrey, !Ihomas, 8. Prod~oresot J Glaenorganialdre, greener..a~ ~f Canning. Herber Joitn, ,* Grear 'n Dr~ay, Al clonoFceryt Dt II 1o% btaroykiremd lolz. gel . Gr~uiove 0 Godricb IDrandir the yongerGrove ig load, London. surgeon. se*la re ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT* HOUSE OF LORDS. pi TUESDAY, MARCEl 24. The Lord Chanoellor took his 6est on the wool_ d sack 5.t five o'clock. 1 KIDNAPPING FIJI ISL&NDERS. The Earl of BRaLsUo moved for coples or extraots bi of any further oorrespondence respeoting outrages comitteid upon nativoe of the South Se, Islands, ald inquired what was the exact nature of the in- structions which were given to ...

... I TH. BMW. I TOD TIM IMMRroS OF ThE LlVROq3 hY. I Gentlemen.~-Pray oil what subjectt are wenwdayj as EnglehutmOn, to be at liberty to use our own judgment or act Ur veerommon mense dictates Some years 9s; j mandate was issued that we should carefully, r~paj5,ttalo B aehlplte, for the louse bricks might be dangscro',g to thle nightmous In their hononrable work; of OOsnse, this *ae done. hrl r s ...

... THE JArT J. C. GROCOTI. rears atj ITheo have been few local public sen o1101 ld lives s'.e4ted less funs, or whose death will ba For m* U de0ply regretted, than that of Mr. J. 9, vtaoott Although unobtrusevoe n modest,, his per- demeanour, Mr. Grocott had become one Of the best Lour* known and respected of our local oe)obritee, ard A EO by his death the law will lose one of its most faith- ...

... ORCAL N EW S. [. A Rhyl correspondent says It is rumouved that s, 'jl Mr. Gladstone Is about to rent a residence in Rhyl t for use during the ensuing summer, v 51- Sir W. W. Wynn, Bart., UP.?. hasl consentedl to I: is. aot aso one of the preoidentsat~ the forthcoming o of Bangor lelteddfod.-,-t Mr.aaronAiphlett, at the Manchester assizas, e he men convicted of robberies with violence. One- d ...

... THE ABH2¶EWA fir n~ - , *G M A Te ftOliOnJft deopatch has reahed the 0donial Thi office!- ti , TO TIM SHORT RON. T11 PAUL OR XBMlRULRPY. D 4HADQUATBf CAMP, AaiBAmAFa.2. COn . .lMy Lord Your lorohip I 5aware O-ai oxe & . 83rd ultimo i received from t1oe , inot sh jud a letter oucuhed In tqrrq 9!f inondlitonal sur- Jud render. The King hd, wlth,great art and cane, On o succeeded In ...

... . 51 r tv pool, Lm 8 rgo PALlUs ropL ALEX BVPPA. DOMESTIC. 0! About noon yesterday, Mr. Disraeli e: arrived at Windsor, in obedience to her h Majesty's commands, and undertook the i formation of a new Cabinet. The names of the new Ministry will, no doubt, be t officially announced in a day or two. Mr. Gladstone has recommended to the Queen l that peerages be conferred upon Mr. A Cardwell, Mr ...

... CAPTURE OF A NOTOR10 ILLICIT DISTILLER, A maen arned Thomas Dobble wbc bht notorione as aL iliclit dlstlller In Llirphl W telghbounrood for years prst, and bovas v'ictd at Woolton petty sceriorws In h!M si!a the 19th of December last of belrg the TvO of an illicit still, was captured os SAdEY 8' be having abtmconded since theilmeofifsdbo It will be remembered that on tbe Oe*,/ 3 25th of ...

... !Pirtrfoo, mIfmagl a-IO pr ~ L X ( r M A 49YV1MARY. PARLIAMENT. in Tn the House of Lords, yesterday, the isr Earl of Lauderdale inquired if the (Govern- wi ment intended to recommend a grant to the forces employed against the Ashantees. th The Duke of Richmond replied that the m gold sent to Sir Garnet Wolseloy before the of treaty of peace would be distributed as G prize money amongst the ...