... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... I SpE,;T sari . I 2'.3-2t.I 6RA ; &C. Thle London fli~dt2r,,uiudav tfui ?? on .-:aturday to £20,000. At Melijtone es-a/cs on data: isv. Charles rroon van fouidi g'ulty of the ?? of lib elcild, and saitea ed to twelve years' penal servitude. On Saturday the Master of the Rolls dismissed a ?? asking that the resolution of liquidation of the Salvage Stea.mship Company, Limited,should be placed ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... IOUR LOxDONO CO NSPOENCE I LONDON, MONDAY EVENING. The great debate oln the Marquis of Hart- ingtou': ?? will practically close the rsQ5slon. I have no doubt that at least the ministerial whips woulti like it over ?? soon as possible. There is no chance, however, of its concluding until the end of next week. A debate at tho beginnii)g of tilO session has a tendency to collapse, because members ...

... I IMPELiAL PARLAI | a- HOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY, JULY 22. THE ROYAL ASSENT TO BILLS. Their Lirdihips met at four o'clock, whea the Royal assent was given by commission to the Entail Amendment (Scotland) Act, and to a number of other acts. LOCAL BILLS., The royal assent was given by commission to the Chester Tramwsays Bill, the Mersey Docks and Harbour Board (Overhead) Railway Bill, the War- ...