... - 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 ...

... TAu-pitliN KlLLni NAPAPEIRIMY~aay Mr. Gilbertoon, coroner, held an inquest at Kicklism i on the body of Mr. W~illiam Ormer-' , ai.Ur agd 55 years. The deceased. t'iel hail ashop, at Black- pea1 anti rnotb-erc rh en pp~ - nrisial, left the former place conve - yance at 9 15 on Saturday night for Kickbanc, where he lived. About half-past five On Sundry miorning be was found lyinig dlead on the ...

... L~ATfST AND , ,tp.HIC' NEWS. I - -:T rfin, IC T -- ~ :9 iN aa prof ?? EisD\O Es \riIaorrig i-nt( - ~ ~ IIhfir-nt ?? n ?? ?? ?? ..fl ?? ?? D, T Pr Oellt .1 .. ?? .. 14, dtoefD. SIGO ?? ?? -,sap,6 reuins x. 1 V w ftuoe vpicl109 an ~~ .jtt% Do Tile 3d perCcent. EHcntii'50Y .on11 ~ 04ir 1 f i-iopeacnd firm.bt % -'is prevaifledand T-es fopr cent.o All foreignl stocks ht f~lay ?? hnilio D;-ay ...

... - 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. ...

... I I I_- i ~ ~~AND vl I _1~pHi[C NEWS I as qJ{E WUQUItJIa WirssCiL, jt'iI ist inceasohistianof wS .'wig- ,e ,i Laiy S5usa Melville'.do ho OUOnce and ?? Nvent Ities' WrB.' ~ Iove out in the forcuton01 d'i ji' !X yosR C'ASTLE. jit'. .~ hdby Princess TV u ce, _tQ Q. ~ NBV~ afternoon, and v;isited. zuO' D~uchess of Cambridge at .c 5Cee her Majesty nle th 3 eabI trg-Strelitz, the D~ike of ?? ...

... I ThE WESLEYAN CONFEr, EN C E. I PAINFUL IN-CIDENl'. Yesterday morning the conference resumed at half-past nine, and the devotional services were conducted bythe Rev. John Samuel Jones. The hev. D. J. Waller, who was on Wednesday a pointed as the assistaut-secretary, read the daily record for the first time, and it was adopted. The conference then continued the reading of the obituaries. The ...

... 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 ...

... BLACKPOOL WINTER GARDENS-OPEN- * ING CEREMONY BY THE , LOD MAYOR OF LONDON, reY PtROCESSION, BANQUET, ILLUMINA6TIONS, &c. the as Feetivities in connection with the opening of Blackpool Olin Winter Gardene were inaugurated on Thursdav forenoon, and will be eustained until to-night with macli eclat. With respect to the Winter Gardens and Pavilion, they hav rdybeen constructed et a cost of nearly ...

... The ordinary monthly meeting of the oity of Mans chester School Board was held on Monday. in the Board- room, Cross-street; Mr. Herbert Birley presiding. RESIGNATION OF ltF. ANDERTON. Upon the acceptance of the resignation of Mr. George 'Anderton, a m ember of the Board, in conneotion with the general purposes committee's minutes, The CHAIMnAN movedL, That, in accepting the resig- n ration ...

... At the borough police court, on Saturday, before Mr. Badhes, Matthew Walker Woodward, a young man of respectable appearance, described as a collector in the Liverpool gas fittings department, was charged with having forged two ?? With intent to defraud ; also that he, being a bailee of two deeds, the property of Thomas Devenport, wrong- fully converted the same to his own use with intent to ...

... I _ The explanation given by the Prime I Minister in the Rouse of Lords last. night of the reasons which led himself and his fellow plenipotentiary to bless at Berlin a settlement they had cursed in London was evidently intended more for the recalci- irants in the Conservative camp than Jor the Opposition. The Jingoes have as et scarcely realised the unexpected and unwelcome situation. ...