... i iKIBRKHAM CLUB DAY. i t 11*_ ._ - IL: -] &1-1 I:_ I . . The celebration of this old establishewd clui a place on Thursday, under very propitious cibr ayumt~ With the exception of a slight shower ofran1 noon, the weather was very pleasant,ad belcotr town wits a scene of much gaietyan ao iltal Ithrough the day. Kirkham club day isprasorf h Imost jovial of its kind in thle neighborodo r~~ and ...

... - 5 r: ?? .1 Colonel Cameron, Inspeetor G'dneral of the Ordnance Survey, died at Southamptrin on Monday. Lord Cowper was on M'onday elected chairman of the HeIrtfordehire quarter see rIone, vice Lord Salis- bury, resigned. Mrs, Clara L. Balfour diea on Tuesday at her residence in Croydon, in dr seventieth year. She Was well known as a write* ud lecturer on temperance and other subjeots, The ...

... - WUO W-uOD. (i AC:;ls i~ [ IPOMI ILE BitITISH i YFLLAIVN ?? ?? bein *ery ?? i n onth. ?? R~i~ib Pli>. i.a tl ?? sae. OAK Qiza l .C 1:1 e. at, l' eei ti~t: eC at ?? 8 . if-,'l aid ?? cr' T1Al- L N !t i' ifd ndt- QBI E'2F, f P Na DSXL SI]Wdttla!;d at lo-, re; i-: . bNF.% BR!i EN, IN N )lII' beean ' iivl;, i I. -pru, ?? tIn., l i . BOA!r' I N - aifetiff li alt* if: .- Irler :. at~~U at ;r m . r. ...

... LIVHERPOOL LlCEN-SED VICTUAL- LERS' ASSOCIATION. The lmonthly committee meeting of this asiocia- tion was held yesterday afternoon, in t e ofices, Cantbridlge Chambers. Lord-street. Mr. V ?? presided, and the other members present were, Messrs. W. Coates, Robinson, Taylerson, J. Ellis, Foczard, Morrison, Pearson, Bushell, and Nelson. The chairman stated that sisce the last mecting of the ...

... I HAT aOMMtEE. I e Dr. Gil presided at the weekly meeting of the health committee, 'held& yesterday afternoon at . the municipal offices, Dale-street. and the other la members present weie Mr. Alderman Boyd, M Messrs. D. Radeliffe, P. H. Rathbone, T. Huighes, R. Vining, J. B. Smith, J. A. Forrest, W. S. e Graves, J. Nicol, and W. Williams. nl rHEALTH OF THE TOWN. bt The medical officer of ...

... iST. APRE'W'S NEW CHUR'(En H MAGIIULL. I cets of LAYING TRIE FOUNDATION lSTONE. hoc__r__ an Yesteri lay afternoon, the foundation stone of a 'rel new church, to be dedicated to lSt. Andrew, and to is, supply the place of the (iid Church, which has of be-en found' incapable of such further extension as end 6N-uold provide adequate accommodation for tile any ralijily increasing population of the ...

... aI The monthly meeting of the liverpool Town Council was held yesterday in the council chamber at the town hail, the Mayor (Mr. A. B. Forweod) presiding. THE SURPLUS INCOME. The finance committee reported, pursuant to staniding orders,thbs;the present available sur plus was .002M6Se. d., r against fihll96 8a. Gd. on 'the 28th May, the sum of £400 baying been voted by the council on the liih ...

... ag goAN@M. . of an art museum a 111 la °' of Nottingham q 4lA event the im- ;. techto ?? town itght wall jstify ex- e i a t nd spacial display, and it was d I thiit the, inhabitants should desire to have to a tteir enterprise, marked by what in the ' e regarded wa sign of the especial wh 1li dty of any public undertaking-the hoe 50 yalty at the opening ceremony. Con- aff i3 0° wish ?? so ...

... I AF3T NEWS. TJIE CONGRESS. VIrTNNA, THURSDAY EVENING. plowng telegram from Berlin of to-day's fie Wsblhed by the Political Correspondence eaigps drmnitg question has been arranged yay that no Turkish hypothecated touched, land that the indemnity 4,ertS ay be discharged by a cession Tile questions relating to thenavigation JpDinu be have been in a great measure ?? but the diffieulties in ...

... I FLDITSHIIE BOROUGHS Il ELECTION. I b th roli`tical pasties eogagcd in the contest in tie Flintshirc ?? were actively enmployed throughout yesterday in completing the Canvass, l a1d snaaing the necessary arraugernents for the :olling which takes place to-day. The excite- went everywhere is intense. and neither party will lose for want of energy sond strategical skill in working the election. ...

... AMATEUR DRAM&TIC PERFORMANCE. Of relief fund entertainments and of many amateur dramatic performances it may generally be said that it is more blessed to give than to receive. Too often the subscriber, after a liberal investment in seats, discovers that he might have obtained more agreeable amuse- ment if he had left his sittings vacant and remained at home. No such feelings, however, could ...

... SMA1, CHANGE. Aitlioln.,i a sonmewhat forbidding doeu- jent to lool at. the annual report ot the 1*ullty lmia'tCl- of cttlhe Mint is replete with interes.tuig maiter t'r him who reads it anight~i .it is as T'ull (if eloiquent ?? as ] t ('hristm ai. Pudding is otf pluins. ifd the i one is as toothlsolme to the ?? inud VeCl1!0o1iv stutistieittll as t he othet is to the juvenll~e irna nllicd. ...