... TO THEr EDITORS 0r THE LLIVEPooL UnicCun, Gontlenlcn,-According to 5, state uent that appeared a short time ago respecting the nctle for tbe removal of the trsmsaya froat iho distriot of Toxteth-park, the question betwcon'thio company and the local board assames an utnfavouraile pooi- tion ivith regard to the wihshs of those 7o)o rate. payers and others who'have signed a memorial against tbat ...

... JtUW L-o:zva -rY ?? D3xJ(''O .W-. I tok Clerubial, whom even Beethoven delighted to ivrhonour as One of the greatest1 composers, and iund follow, had a hearing on Thursday night at the bout IRoyal, Amphitheatre, where Mir. Carl Itoss's com-. The pany gave a first performance in Liverpool of his of opec-a, `-Lea Daum Jourindes, In an English dress uinder the title of 11The Water Carrier, ...

... MfIDLAND INSTITUTE CONVERSAZONE. of nll the winter assemblies on a large scale in Bsirning- late. the annual oonvorsazione of the Birmingham and i jtiiand Institute invariably proves one of the most plea- ,tet. Yeats after year for a long tittl past the olticers, til secr1tarY0, SCoiettifie professors, active utlitllbers of tile COUllcil, mal other friends of the Institute, have taxed tileir ...

... CORRESPONDENCE. ~ivAT TmnA' AA URIV Nhl)U si sat~rilly, 0th Kensingt4n Music Sol1001-an editic9 T1!5 >Ioerasble size and some architectural preten. Of -is to be Opeled slhortly after Easter, leaving sior3q'liitC funds for inaintaininc its operations the 0lectcd nfterrwards. The Royal Academy to be . natlrally at first regarded the new train- 0ttla9[>o +it jlousy ; but Mr. Atthur Suilli- ]scal ...

... LADY BDURDETT-COUTTS & VIVISECTION. Thle fnllowbig letter has been addressed by Lndy Burdott- Colltts to Bishop Clughtoll- 'Ietiar 3isiolp Claughton,-Tlaere is one specinl object spoll which. every minlister of rlligiols is asked to appeal to his ongr-egaltion oncee in ?? year. I allude to 1-lospital Sunday: and tliero is one point in connection ?? the )utospit dl Sulnlay movemndt which I ...

... SOCIETY FOR THE RELIEF OF INFIRM ACGED WOMEN. The fifty-first annual meeting of this society was heldn yesterday, at the Priory l ooms Unpper Priory, Birining. 'intl ; Dr. John Cadbury spresidedl, anll there were soveral ladios ?? 0115ATRAN rea d thoe annual reports of the committee ?? treasurer. Tue comvimittee lit,] litle freshl to record. Thle benefit confncrrcd one tine poor ageil woemen ...

... The annual mee ating of the Canterburxy Diocesan Con- ferenice wvas held in Canterbury onl Tueslday, in the librairy of the Dean curl Chaipter. The conference was attended by a. large number of the clergy and laity. His Grace the Arcihbishop opened thea proceedings with anl address of considlerable length. Dealing with thec qutes- toils of the burial laws, lie pointed out that for manny years ...

... WALSALL. TowN CoTNciu ?? A special nmeeting of the Town Council wvae held on rednesday; the Mayor preniding.- The first business was to confirm, or otherwise, previous resolutions of the COotncil, and of thoe burgesses in public meeting assembled, approving and sanctioning an apphelia- tion to Parliament for a bill for extending the bountaries of the municipal boTough; for transfefring to the ...

... THE PRINCE OF VALES IN INDIA. THE ACCIDENT TO LORD CAHINGITON. The special correspondent of tho Times, telegraphing from ?? onl the 9th inst., thustdescribes the pig- sticklisy expedition in which Lord Oariugton snot with his hccident en Saturday. Thie party left Locknow at 8 ciii. for Once Station. After a slight delay the party mounted dromedaries andI olephiants in attendance, and reached ...

... MR PLIMSOLL, TXP., AT DERBY. Mr. Plimisoll, Ml.P., addressed his constituents ?? last evening. Mr. IV. Hall presided. About thre, thoustnid lpersons were present, and the reception aceordta to the loon. gentleman was most enthusiastic. Mr. Plimsoll cotummenced by a reference to the speech of the mnemiber for Wliitsliaven, made soniemonths agoe im atdlmnitted that lie did, unintentionally, ...

... CANNON STREET MALE ADULT PIIOVIDENT INSTITUTION. The thirty-fifth annmal meeting of the members of this institution was held at the Town Hall last nighst; Mr. B. belany (president) presiding. There was a numerous attendance of ?? COIAIErhmAi, having read the notice convening the meeting, and alluded to several of the rincipal itemn in the balance-sheet, said he regretted to find that the ...

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