... PRIMITIVE MET1HODIST DISTRI CT WMTING. i thly Onl Saturcday morning, thle dielegates from the ottl) 5:3 circuits comprised in the Manchester distriet too assembled in Prince's-road School. Liverpool, for LI, a the transaction of business preparatory to the vho general conference to be held in Manchester neat He month. the The general committefe was repiresentedl by the eat 11ev. Joseph Grahamn ...

... THE WEATHER 3 SATU, RDAY. MAY a The chart represents the wes-- ¢: Europe from Norway to the coats:, P embraces Great Britain and the Yc- also includes the North Sea or Ger=: ?? Bay of Biscay, the Mediterranean.z A:: the English Chaanel.Bristol Chat z i EXPLANATION Ihe diection and force tf the to:' I' draan flying in the atrection towarde1. ?? Thr force is infidcated by the nnn.i.tki -,f ?? ...

... LIVERPOOL SEAMEN'S ORPHAN I IINSTITUTION. The arnnual meeting of the friends of this ?? hi was beld yesterday at thle town ball, uinder the proof- IN deney of Uis worsbip the mayor (Mr. A. B. Forwood). tl There were also presnt Messrs. Meade~ King Robert GP.t Allan. Robert Alexander, Gi. G. -Macrae, John William- ' nona, David Maclver, M.P., Jolhn Torr, M,.D. Ralph t Broeklohank, Win. Innsan, ...

... 1 .2 an , I an ATES'V; ?? ,lnl .a ,aAHII 1(,VNS OF ~lIG ITHUR. e OF PI,-N rpfit'flt JY' .ftso ( BRe n, he Duke ot t-af-'0 his Roya ?? h rie 5jjj be etrof f rick Charles - j ,hter of Prui o _ ci e of~ / ; arie, Vwho .1 o5 f NSa~ur u L ?? a proceed to la5ayn togter, the :_ Sby I the betrothal. > for the O ImoI\- 1!RIXNCEiS o'clock ltst ev - - her Imperial I~(rm PrinC oj c--many arrived tl ...

... TO CORRESPONIDENTS. Wecaunot unrder take tfo retorn cemm iruications of wvidth we do not avail oereelves. Communications should always be legibly writtel in ik, anld ii onne side of ?? papa' only , length increases the difficulty of finding Ipace for them. Whatever is intended for insertion must be authenticated by the name and address of the senider-not llecessarilv for publication, but as a ...

... 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 ...

... THE LIVERPOOL WESLEYAN DISTRIt'T MEETING. r The ministers reassembled yesterday morning at nine o'clock. e After devotional exercises, on the motion of the s Rev. W. T. Radcliffe, seconded by the Rev. IV. D. Ts Tyack, the hearty thanks of the meeting were ,f prcsented to the Rev. WV. H. Dallinger, for his masterly sermon preached in St. Paul's Chapel the n previous evenmg. ui The meeting ...

... SALUS POPUII .MX BUPREXA. I PARLIAMENT. In the House of Lords yesterdav, the Duke of Richmond acceded to thc request of lord Selborne that the debate on the constitutional question involved in the transfer of Indian troops to Malta without the consent of Parliament having, been obtained should take place on Mouday -ext. In reply to Lord Beaconsfield, Lord &elbornle said it was not his ...

... SPE CIAL TELEGRAMS, &c i ludnl Ttain Frown, an Amterican icidwii, stur- rendered at Brighton yesterday for adtniaistering noxicus dregs for an uulawful purpo6se, She was ?? on two charges. At th.e Middlesex sessions, yesterday, thle grand jury returned a true biW against Mr. Bandmult; dranmatic author anti actor, for assaulting Mrs. Pousby, at the Queen's Theatre, Lcondou, on the 15th of last ...

... .l riii. I AN ALA MI-TUNL TIIREATI. iees, _ ; the IILkCKIBIUAN. )41: fC5'iILL NEW'VS TFi'..1X;RA'I.] blj IA leolnwxiiencc of a diabolical threait on the part eini Ut ?? 'ivil-disposeIl p,'rsoi, tj platce such an 8L:; ibstrtnition npiili th' ietals as wotld overthrow the expre'sa train from ?? to Blackburn. ?? Iby which tile nnaULnfthtr(urS travelled yesterday i, in 2tftt lroou, signancu w tre ...

... THE LIVERPOOL PIINfTERS. TO TH5E EDITORS OF TriE. LIVERPOOL MERCURY. Gentlemen,-The cotm-unication under the head- ing W'%Vages in the Buiunaig Trade we should have expected would have dealt with the wages of the various branches composing that trade, and would have shown the gross inequalities that now exist in that respect-that while bricklayers, plasterers, and plumbers receive 9d, per ...

... WOOLTON CONVALESCENI INSTITUTION. The annual meeting of the friends and supporters of this institution was held on Saturday afternoon, at the institution. Mr. E. Gibbon, chairman of the committee, presided in the absence of the mayor, whose attendance was prevented by official duties, and amongst those present were Messrs. William Rathbcue, M.i., T. D. Horuby (chairman of the (lock board), T. ...