... SECOD EDITION. [BY TMLE ?? THE MINISTRY. It b reported that Mr. G. C. Bentinek, H.P., will be secretary of the Board of Trade. The Telcgraph understands that the business of the sesslon will not commence probably till the 19th instant. It Is stated that Lieutenant-General the Hon. Sir James Lindsay will succeed as military Eecretsry to the field marshal commanding in chief, In room of Major ...

... TRAVELLERS TO WHSTDERYj - - = =ii[S jEPORTANT TO EUBLICAW. - Iportant cae, rising -t4 qiestlon df W , ?? a 'sweller withia the eaninug- of *t Iaeanihog Act, wax heard yestesadi1y, *1 he Kirk- dals p tt uo MM, b efsw r J. A. Tine and A. Oastelai-. Eg r BRtlett, F ndlrde the SehXton Ann W e w nmeaed forlmin d ( tebit Ou rs e^9$a for~ ihpcn ?? t* zy~ Cis it,' the serp ionad a i ibnf porton in ...

... WILMAD, BEQUESTS. it it `tie will and oodlell ?? Randall, of N o._, t, Nark-lane, and of Buookigham, who died an .he r, ,4t ulno, he been -prov te me, sonal W £Er70,. XThere afre mumew r :exectors and persona, friend t 31fe o Irest I £20,00 s gtveto his bothe's ar ' eo'; thbe nephs also t sent 1 s It aX O nd fenoe£50ec.Too 6 It collooton f pantIngII left t1 ?? of hbi A is a helrloon-ne by Sir ...

... I da of LONDON, MONDAY EVNINrG. ca. Pu- I have rarely attended a more brilliant public 0. are dinner than that which the Civil Engineers gave ga no at Willis's Rooms on Saturday night. There 1g ear were about 220 guests, Including some of the most eel Lnt. eminent politicians and scientists of the day. The I nls principal guests In rank were Prince Christian of snd tho Dnke of Took, the ...

... [HE ASHANMTRE EXPEDITION. SIR GARNETWO SELEY ON CAPTAIN GLOVE'8 EXPEDITION. In forwarding a despatoh to the Colonial offiel from Captain Glover, describing the coolud- lagpart of the operatidna of the forces under his command, Sir Garnet Woleey says- 'Captain Glover has conducted these operations with geat skill, and ability, having Overcome al the various diffioul t e that he had to ...

... fib LIVERPOOL WATER COLOUR SOOIETY, OLD POSTOFIFICE-FLACE. r. THIRD SEASON. W0)e are glad to see this soolety persevering in its efforfq to ?? a first-class ?? exhibi- tion. It has nothing to do but persevere, and B in success Is certain. fl4 of Before lndlviduslisIng, particular names, It will n, bo be well to, notice the State of the art generally, as of shown In the exhibition. is it ...

... .TEs GnnsssrousE.-Greenhouse and windowv plants will now be showing signs of activity. As soon as they are fairly started into growth, let them be potted. Azaleas and camellias, even though growing, should riot be potted' till they are quite done flowering; and, in a general way, the same rule applies to all shrubby grronhouse and window plants. Epacrises and ericas' star' into growth very ...

... I DBAHS FROM BURNING\IN SALFORD. | On Monday afternoon, Mr. P. Price, coroner, held an inquest at the St. Philip's Tavern, Oldfield Road, Sal. ford, on the-bodies of Ann Nelson, 49 years of age at waried, woman,: and Margaret Neild, a child 'three years of age, .who died in the Salford Royal Dispensary on Sunday, from the effects of bumns' received at! a fire at82, Davis s-street, flroughton ...

... -THE KPESEWT POSITION OP THE LIBERAL I PARTY. At a meeting of the members of the National Reform Union, 'held;on Tuesday evening, Mr. T. B. GASKELL ' read a paper on The present position of the Liberal partyr, with a! scheme of organisation for registration and electoral purposes.' Mr. E. Coffey presided. The CHAIR31Aia said the late parliamentary elee- tions had conclusively proved the need ...

... ' ei IJL1FGED TRADE BE° COiz IA SPIRACY AT BRLY ^ ;th ww~u-L. Al d'i es Assizes yesterday,, Worral, ar Atkinso, Joseph Hargryegvs Was Shackleton, °T11aS Porsyth, George Riley, and WR H~eys-presentk td thhermselves ill the dock at the opening of the court. Xi te COunsel who were engaged in the ease on the two prey 0ti5 days were again present, with the exception of M~r. Ab~iulla. ei Mr. Pope ...

... f The wil ad twocodldb.dated October27 ,1o Febrqary 14 1871 and September 19, 189 e Thomab Uil 1116ralIIU, t of No. 7, Arlhgt. viUl9s, 1o1fMtni dho died 'on the Slit January 1i, Weo proved at the district reitry, Bribtol, ?? 19th alit by 3r. Wilia1 Doene Rushetl Mr. William 'if rett Webb, and Mr. Willlr 'Wlbe fore Jose, tho exeontors, the aereonnl eeate bedta Sworn under'£140,000. 'he testatrt ...

... SIR WA BAMM IN LIM- POOL. Yet day mesfag, MSr sanu Baker, acscn-( .mt.d by J.JA. Pltn a ther genemen, I vitedt um and Free Pueblic. ?? , ?? I which the Illustrious traveller seemed very much i pleased, and walked thence to the town halnto pay. t . nlsrespectstoebhe liyor(Mr. .des~a B. I .Walker). Afer a ?? Samuel proceeded, a .InoPsnywilthtbhe xyor.to theurahngeflags .1 , hr the aluebjeet ...