... I TJHE FIS-H MARKET DIFFICULTY. I The markets committee and the magistrates are still at issue as to the accommodation pro- vided at the Fiish Market for the basket girls. The committee contend that they have marle ample provision for the girls to carry oln their trade. The southern avenue of St. John's Fish Market has been set apart for th em: but still thley will not avail themselves of the ...

... DOMESTICa NHA1'?ANESS AT- BIRKENHEA.D. ANT EX-WORKIIOUSE MASTER A-ND IHIS WIFE. At the Birkeishead police court, yesterday, before Mr. 0. J. Prestoni, stipendiiery moagistrate, Thomala Rtedding, ex-mastir of the Birketehead workhoase, aperd to answer an adjourned sumimons fur asalieng his wife, Ellen Redding, who also applied for a separate maintenance under the Matrkaonlia'; Causes Act. Mr. ...

... ?? TO BE SPENT UPON I WIDENING OUR STREETS. (COaMMUNICATED.) The first of November is fast approaching. Prior to this we shall have the various candi- dates for municipal honours, together with their supporters already in office, before the electors, and there cannot be a more fitting opportunity of fairly ventilating the question- ?? Is there any other way of spending this amount by which the ...

... I Cc SCHOONER CAPSIZED AT HOLY- HEAD: LOSS OF THREE LIVES. ch HOLYHEAAD, TuESDAY EVENINCG, CIE During last night and this morning a furious gale an from the south-east swept over thisneighbourhood. ho About midnight the schooner Volunteer, of Pad- ho stow, bound from Liverpool (whence she sailed b yesterday morning) for Plymouth, laden with coals, fe had just got round the breakwater to the ...

... TIEE WEATHER. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19. The chart reprement6 the western countries ot Europe from Norway to the ?? of Portugal, and embraces Great Britain and the British Isles. It also includes the North Sea or German Ocean, the Bay of Bisway, the Mbediterranl mn, the Atlanticv itb the ?? Ohannel.and Irish Sea. EXPLANATION. The direction and force of the wind are shown by sores. drawn flyeig in ...

... T SiUpool SWPEEiA. SALM3 NPOPI Ln. SUPRERA. SUMMARY . ~ I DOMESTIC. (9eneral Sir Thomas Biddulph, who has lien in attendance on the Queen since her return to Scotland. died on Saturday. 'Jr. Plimsoll has conseiited to forego his intention of retiring from the representa- tion of Derby at the next general election. M1i. John Roberts, M.P., addressed a meeting of his constituents at Rhuddlan on ...

... FORXIGN MISOELI -ANY, The soldiers who have landed at Halifas from Cyprus are suffering. extensively frn m chills and remittent fever. The DeVa.s publishes a telegram ann ouncing that Don Manuel Pardo,. forme Presid ant of the Republic of Peru, and now President of the Senate, has been assassinated. From January, 18i. till May last, 23F dead bodies- have been cremated in the citv of fldilan, ...

... TilE ORGANISATION OF EASTERN ROUMELIA. PsLIPPOPOLIS, Nov. 10. gac The text of the organic regulations for the or, autonomy of Eastern Roumelia, as drawn up by the o Porte, approved by an imperial irade, and now pti being discussed by the Roumelian commission, is ha' 'AS follows: Article 1.-Eastern Roumelia is divided into to sandjaks, arrondissements, cantons, and communes, Pr( which will be ...

... OTYR LONDON CORRESPONDENCE iso LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVE:HNING. ,a The Cabinet Council has been duly held this ly afternoon. Again there revre the same ab- rat sentees. Loorld John Manners, the most bellicose ieniber of the Cabinet, who is the firmest friend of the Prime Minister, is still Aura-s (le in cowr)t. The gout again keeps him from the ;leminucils of his sovereign. Sir Michael Hicks ad. ...

... I I - - STRANGE TORY BLUNDER. I Another illustration has just been afforded of the re-slts of the disunion which now exists in the Tory party in the neighbouring borough, and of the egregious blundering into which some of the leaders fall nothwith- standing all their professed legal acumen. A vacancy in the list of aldermen having been created by the resignation of Mr. George Barnes, the ...

... OUR LGNDON CORRESPONDEN.OB l - ?? LONDON, SArTuRDA EVrENr'l. The subject of universal speculation to-day will in a few hours cease to be speculative, and have become history. We are ail vexing our minds to discover what the Times mn'ans this morning by the newt vista which is to be opened to-night Rumours are to be heard in every place where politicians meet, of the failure of the attempts at ...

... I I A recent painful case illustrates the danger of hurrying to catch a train. The peril is very con- siderabie, and it beiets most men in these bosy times. It is not perhaps a matter of social concern, but it is one in which every member of tie comL- munity has a personal interest. The high pressure and speed at which we live. and the impetuous haste of business in these days of extreme ...