... I -VERTON AND KIRKDALB WARD I THE LIBERAL CLJDIDATE. A meeting of the Liberal Nine Hundred was 'aeld last evening in the Law Association Roo mg, Cook-bareet, for the purpose of asking Mr. ?? I Oulton to allow himself to be nominated as the I Liberal candidate for the representetion of Everton end Kirkdale ward in the town council. qthere was a very large attendance. Mr. g D. Holt pre- oided, ...

... S~tALUS POPV LEX SU eA . I sALrB POPU EX SUPBMU PARLIAMENT. Lord Derby, replying to a question in th-. House of lords yesterday, stated that to the time of his leaving the Foreign Office no news had arrived of the conditions o peace bavirvg been signet. He further stated that he had received no official state- ment of the terms submitted by Russia to Tuikey. A fabuloas amount hal been namled ...

... ITEE GOVERNMENT AND THE I I DEBATE. 1 It C;BP :ti'tued in the lobby of the House of f Cornracrs Iut evening E , iG had been privately suggested by the Opposition that, as the armistice and ?? of pence had been signed, the debate on the supplementary voto should be adjourned for at least a week, bhu that the G4overnment lad declined to accede to the suggestion. through the Cpposition having ...

... I LIVERPOOL DENTAL HIOSPITAL. The 1smus1 meeting of the friends and subscribenl of this InstItution Was neid yesterday altewooon. at the towfl ball. HisWorhipthemayor (Vr.&. B Forwood) precided, and amongst thoste preent bere Captlin Wi J. NewmaD (honorary secreta7ry), Mr. Dt. Oampbe (honora ry treaser), Lieubarint-bolonel Stebs, Oapt in .E H.Stewart, Captain Bradley, Claptai TUmity, Dr. Xlah ...

... ITHE CAM1PAIGN IN ARMIVENIA. I Mjr. Normau, the author of the present volume, was sent out to Armenia in April ti of last year as the special correspondent of the Times. He informs us that he was entirely unfettered in his instructions. but E confesses that he landed at Trebizond an cl advanced Philo-Turk, deeply impressed e with the conviction that Turkish enormi- t) ties and ...

... I ThE ELECTIOS OF A NEW POPE. RouEs, FEB 9.. The Oyinioe of to day states that the repreernte- tives of thise Powers at the Vatican have cspr esed to Carcinal Emeun i a bopethat the newa pontiff will be chosen in Rome, where complete liberty of election will be gnaranteed by the Italian Govern- merit. Cardinal Simeoni replied that such wag elso the intention of the Sacred Collegs. One of the ...

... LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NE WS COMMERCIAL. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING. The following is the Board of Trade return of the numbe of bales of cotton imported and ex- ported at the various ports of the United Kingdom during the week ended Feb. 7, 1878:- .IMPOELIED. DESCRIPTION. ivr London. HalOhr Total. ?? .. . . ?? 46.464 lsrenilian. 1,240 ?? - ?? - ?? 1,240 Eafl Indian 4,324 .. , .. .. . .. .4,3 5J4 ...

... L TES-1 wing , p$ E I RGAP~ -'~crw ?? *sflES COUbRt & o. OLEN IN- LoS'DON.2 Qu3eer and PrinceV BeatricS lef |0 goorJY bore noDII for the I Casu, *a t; drove to the WiansJr aIDE0-? Grttr Railway, and pro- t j, o G10 .; by spedial train to Pa&l O tC ro~ rie t 12 35, bt *>,tle ° . i part arrived 5Slt 3 ?? 5ffer e -c 'ort to Bhiilghtf Palace and.re jider dsdr~winfg-roow at the palsae The 'Y sill ...

... I LOCAL NEWS. I Mr. Alfred HEughes, of Owen's College, Mun- chester, ham obtained the open mathematical scholarship, value £100, at Corpus Christi College, Oxford. The Duke of Westminster, who has been visiting the Maequis and Marchioness of Ormond at Kilkenny Castle, and the Duke and Duchess of Leinster at Carton House, Maynooth, is expected to arrive at Grosvenor House early the week after ...

... PUBLIC OPIMCN 0' N' 'n T1V L&I. VOTE. A Lendon correspondent thintis it woi5v or remark that the rector ot Bsacxnxfield has eigiel. petition in lavour of neutrality and peace. A meceting of corn lercrotats sras held yestar 3 at Hull, when a resoiurzon Wae p3ssed wit . dmstent:ents, thansic~iug i bce jesty'ls Ai~niste:- J their indeavouzs to ?? the c;5Lmc::. intrrcsts of England and the honour ...

... F of I a LITHERLAND. ord Tie usual monthly meeting of this board sir held last evening, at the public offices, Litherlaiz, rgh Mr. Brown presiding. The other members preeel 21, were l*SeEz. Webater, Mnrmon, Edwards. Bre.i, lity and Fraser -Dr. Sprakeling, the medical oince af in health, reported that Pix births and foer desW were registered in the district during Jnuary, in three of the former ...

... _ 'aThree more boys were yesterdlay admitted on Lo thi Clin traininig ship. maring9 ehe number now Urn y hoard about 70. Le blesern. Dean anq Son announceo for itumediato ,publication the 1i15:h annnral editinnelf 1Debrstt.s Feerage, Baronetage, end Kuightage, which has been remodelled, amplified, andi improsed by kG ?? H1. Milsin, LT, D. naACCIDENT IN LvdE-aTnnnT RtAILWAYUTOTorinc.-- g, ...