... t Neb3:5. - ;v Charles Joseph Camidge, the Re akefield, expired at his o 1,AYvicar O ytheets .ea;ingW s narrowly escaped being rdde . $yue ° ?? ?? was found insensi- d0 5only recovered after medical bdee is 2 nei tody at Sheffield for having ~ah 550 Sch i3 In Jo hI in a quarrel arising out of jbls their mother some money. Joseph lter jcriical COditia *ell-known Primitive 6jaClge p r 5 ...

... THE HRELTH OrTSF R~URAL DISTR1OO lation 20i. MIelton Birt death. population 187. Ferribylly birth. deaths 3, dath a3irts li 25, bith-re th-rat 6,Ppujation 43' 25, birth-rate 26, deaths 14 death 9561 Suttona with Stoneferrt y *thrs y: irthA deaths 27, death-rate 16.- poiultioI Births 18, birth-rate 37, death8 16 d lation 481. Welton with ?? ; ratte 27, deaths 21, de Ith derth rat 28 r Westella ...

... . I ?? T-T- ?? M. OFFEN EAci has two new works on hand just now. ne is finishing an opera-bouffe, the Blue Bird, for the Paris Gait4; and is also writing a Spanish piece, to be brought out during the ...

... IIRE DISTREFS IN 6OUTII WALES I THE I BOWL. There was deposited in the bowl yesterday £22 13s Mlld., making the total for 32 days £662 Os. 6d. Yesterday's contributions comprised -Four sovereigns, t ...

... I OUR. LOPDON -CORRESPONDENICE I LoaDow, MOONDAY EVBNITG. It i& semething gained that since I last wrote two days have passed and we are no nearer war. In feet, to-day the optimists are talking as tho ...

... TEE RUShSIAN POSITION AT THE CLOSE OF THE WAR. er- | Ae learn fsom the official papers laid be- ich fore Parliament that on the ith Januuay a heI division of the Russian armry, or, at all -he | events ...

... | LIVERPOOL SAILORS' HOMIU. SFAMEN AND PUBLIC hOUSES. ' The atnsl meeting of the governors and mem e ters of the Liverpool Sailors' Elorlie was held t yest'ettY afternoon, in the boaidroom of the inst ...

... - -is LETTFIAS TO TUE EDITORS. TYE ORGAN RECITALS. Gentlemen,- -Tb at it is a privilege for the people of Liverpool to atceno the organ recitals by Mr. Best at so little cost, few, I libink, will deny ...

... ThE SITUATION IN THE EAST, I 01 ?? rse the great wonder is that we should hear nothing of the negotiations whckh are supposed to be going on between t the rival plenipotentiaries appointed to I agree ...

... I I I i I I RLIAMENT, THE average of interest in Parliamentary affairs during the past two weeks has been fairly struck. As noted last week, both Houses had sunk to a depth of dulness which was the mo ...

... I The annual meeting of the friends of the Liver- pool Asylum for Orphan Boys, in Myrtle-street, was held yesterday afternoon in the council chamber of the town halL. The mayor ...

... PARTY DIV1SIONS AND WAR PROSPECT& From all accounts it would seem that it is not alone the Liberal party which has teen thrown into deplorable disorgani- sation by retent events. The great Con- Fervat ...