... 4LA - ?? AH_ _ Ace _ _ - - -_ -_As __ The polling for the election of seleot ?? ix was continued yesterday, at the Law Ass6oci0aon rc Rooms, Cook. street, from three o'olook ia the after- af noon to mine In the evening. Mr. Doherty moved, of Bnd Mr. Maloney sooondedthat Mr. Mathsoin be bi the chirmn for the day. Mr. James Fitzpatrick me was proposed by Mr. Gillespie, seconded by Mr. John ...

... ?? Bajournem at eight o'olook. DEPRESSION IN TEE COAL TRADE. .0 The Chatterly company have given notioe to over .? 100 miners in their employ to Ceaso work in a . fortnight, on account of the depressed state of the el coal trade. The company intend to close abooub hi twelve ot their pita in the nelghbourhood of Tan- 1 etall. It is feared other coalmasters will follow 0l this example. I d P] b ...

... ug si. The poll for select vestrymen was continued cr yesterday, at the Law Association Rooms, Cons- to street, Mr. Satcheil presiding. The room In which oE the polling taken place being wanted for other he purposes at four o'clock, It had been arranged the ad previous evening that the voting should commence ne at nine and close at three, A mlsunderutanding, Uy however, aroc yesterday as to ...

... .; ATEST ,,APHIIC NEWS. - -rTINTT 0 I,,et {ys x . COURT, OFFICIAL, &c. firromthe Offi;cx; CosO tlr . RNEOsu~we, APRIL. 22. d the prFinC Beatrice drove ost Tho Queen one the Marehiones of Ely yesterday. Atteondais stopford; and her Majesty acd the EOn Br h the Princess Beatrice thia ,walked eajd drove l ,Iherrngoe of Walv5, attended by the Marquis of Thseitn 5d Major Grey, presided yesterday e ...

... 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 ?? pay. Thirty-two ?? were Dre- ts enit, unawve underatand thews after ns)me dlacusslon he It was rccolvbd by 27 votes egalst five to concede the advanco. Another and a moro ...

... SJCCESSFUL EFFORTS Or' THE POLICE. When the Licensing Aet of 1872 was tri passed it was feared that, if proper pre- Fr cautions were not taken, one of the ?? tbh of the measure would be to increase the th( r illicit traffic in drink. It was urged that as if the public houses were shut at an early in hour the result would be that people who of desired to got liquor would find means of co, ...

... !Pirtrfoo, ?? 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 troops; ...

... BESTO&TAiWON OF COSTER an. - OATHEDA. : The Bishp Of Cheater has a&ried the follow bg patoe letter to the blergymen of the *I dioeese:- Yms My dear drI allow myself to hope that YOU IbT will ape wlib me In kegardheg the completion d the the restoration of dur cathedral is worthy d a fro combined effort throughout the diocese. mo We have now entered on the sixth year of t4 am ork, whlch, aving ...

... OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENCE, - -- IVO C LONDON, SANTUDAY EVENING. V ras It would be quite a mistake to suppose that Mr. b 3r- Smollett iad a large audience last night. As oom- n we pared with the previous evening, the house waas n I, thinly attended Indeed, and certainly was not half in full. In the lobby it was rumoured that Mr. Glad- of stone actually meant to answer Mr.-Smollett, but r, ho ...

... ,, The remission of taxation proposed by a Sir Stafford Northcote in his budget wil1 r confer a great benefit on Liverpool and its h out-townships. The concentration of popu- n lation and the enormous commercial and d 1 mercantile transactions of the town of tl necessity render the district eminently p productive of revenue, whether imperial or c local, and consequently any great change o: in ...

... *RS. 1 C1WV,5IY ON DRESS AND. I' ~; , ,3 'I : i:;I Eu vlu§' I j,. 4 A._ .- . . . .. m a :. i;o _ . % ii4 . _ I % we h3% ' ev' eive d. tho. foll0wing8 fim Mrs. Wbm :i t liingv is more useful thtti olu0 ;0 allwfie '6d Ia~ tby 'the' Rse of, 'colobred flowers ,d riliops. iA th~in dress, i silk, . velvet gi~e 'soqmapi , ceof eoping withi va.iatiois of climate. BP.1ng'Yery.chilly, Eft0oun4 yelvet ...

... il. I II ?? Al -PI ,_ _ _ ?? 2BS ?? ~IAtay'; On Thursday an adjourned meeting of the iite- u payers was h eld at' the Towzn hall, 'Noath, for the a purpose of examining the valuation books of the't parish, and the Assessment Committee's list, cons a siderable dissatisfaction having been expressed at r the Easter Monday's meeting, in reference to the alleged unfair and unequal carrying out of ...