... -IATF4ST , ?? -TO EXCGI ANE. ieS cons ,l sccfl firme.s 'cIoLL sectrtes Tt 'bd the other c- tocks' ?? \ 0N E ' .Jrefs d vi.5015 lr rovall Soil %Du, ~-.c rt Erics eas rkislh wvere )iith- F3sier. ?? Ec1 r~co ?? 23 L,t' - i z L u ?? il.1'cl ?? _ i 13 .h ?? jC T01 . . s.~. ?? .. 1r' - y A 1l B ?? p c. ?? ' ?? .C . A ?? Ill3 2 1i . - - rn .. t.c 1 t3. ' _ 4 , Dot610 rlz: :. ?? ° Ficic ~~ 113 } ...

... a FATAL CASE OF DROWNING AT Runcoss.- If Yesterday afternoon a young man named John Evans Johnson, son of Samuel Johnson, carpenter, Mill-street. and in the employ of the Bridgewater Navigation Company, at the Ol(d Quay yard, Run- corn, was drowned whilst bathing in the Mersey. THE FATAL ACCIDENT TO A MEDICAL MAN AT HoYLcARE.--An inquest was held yesterday at the Stanley Hotel, Hoylake, before ...

... I OUR LONDON CORESPONJENC I 10. . LO-MGN, MNDAY ElsMMe. I Lord Beaconaileld has gone down to-day to Id pa' that visit to ber Majesty which she com- et manded last week, and to explain to her more le fully his policy towards Russia in Asia and Russia in Bulgaria. He has not good tidings 7 to take with him. The satisfactory and durab e I8 peace which we were told by her Majesty's re mewsage ...

... Ad7 -A - I ,jimpgUl MmurEA. SAurg POPvU LEX SVPMA. S'U)IMARY. I DOMESTIC. Mr. Sclater-Booth opened a home for pauper children at Ipswich on Saturday. He said such efforts as the promoters of that scheme were making benefited alike the children and the ratepayers. by stopping the stream of pauperism at its fountain head, and effected a good work quite out of proportion to the cost. There are no ...

... M1r. Arthur Venables, of 8, Gladstone-road,Edge- hill, Liverpool, has passed the preliminary examina- tion of the Incorporated Law Society held last month. BAPTIST MISSIONAsRY MrEETisGs.-The autumnal meetings of the Congregational Union being held in Liverpool this year during the week fixed for the Baptist missionary meetings. arrangements have been made for holding the missionary meetings in ...

... H ej~a~jj INEWS. ' .JEGMFT IT. corrssoontegraphs- Mr. ?? m I r e h ave stopped payment. ?? ein theu ae trade is assigned the 'fl~5~ I of Mcwrs. ?? and fc 55 115 ?? ?? ?? mwhauts. of Portsmouth, 4ju' e tie jollier partner, who vas t5 Thw t coanl. The liabilities are Cox £&oi 0. The assets & boiI5 l~eotoand estacdte property, and v ,vbe qliad d' iis thought the hank- : - ,C t toy ls, in2th ...

... t ORDINATION OF CAT; HOLIC PRIFvTS At St. e ?? morning. the Right Rev.,Dr. O'Reilly, bishop of Liverpool, attended at Portico Chapel, Tiatto-heatb, which is the oldest CatholieL place of worship in the district, for the purpose of ;t. ordeining to the priesthood nine of the exiled ?? fathers at present located at Ditton. e eRE-OPENIoG Or A OTEURCIE AT BlnXR.xursAoD- ?? evening, in connection ...

... LOCAL NEWS l lid.Iy -M'nICirAx. ELF.CTION AT WIAN.-Yesterday, sn. Mr. William Mlliwell (Conservative), innkeeper, rary Wigan, was returned unopbosed as the represents- loe fiv of St. George's ward, in the Wigan town rtery council, in the room of the late Mr. John Lamlb vinal iConiservative), auctioneer. Mr. Halliwell was the 'Tity, only person nominated. insetl TFILE lsARtOwV MAG ISTRATE$ 105D ...

... I THE .iUNlCIlAL ELECTION. es ,LIME-STRXIET WA-RD. I1 Last evening. at numerous and influential deputa- r tion of the electors of Lime-street ward waitcd upon Mr. Charles James Crosfield, at the Concert e laitl, Lord Nelson-street, and presented him with a orrequisition to allow himself to be nominated as the Liberal candidate for the ward at the ensuing election. Mr. T. D. Laurence presided, ...

... THE WEATHI, I MOXD.AY, AtGUS; Tbe chart representB the weEter. Europe from Ncrway to the comt of embrates Great Britain and the Bemi also includes the North Sea or Germs i Bay of Biscaythe Mediteraneaii,&3' ?? Cbennel.Bristol Ohnre Tbelhtl ,SS . C 17t T ?? iorce .at~ *2-,Id ?? eying in the ci-c' The force Is ?? uvrot 0Cg !trohen -hoS,; th t r redempovernhefLre,%rptC' obut tat cinsre e rer o ...

... OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENCEI 1IS 1 I~yLDON, TuuuFSD ,Y E-V NYOINS. 2Tle last of the Ieaders of the political worl have fledt frnom London. Lord Donough- more has gone 't the E.ast. ]ord John Manners has gone to the land of Macbeth, Pnd is already avandering tbout Birnam ; be -and (last to leave) AIr. Montagae (orry ee !has rushed: off to Scotland. When Monty I ei is awacy, you may be certain ...

... THE SUSPECTED POISONING OF] A FAMILY NEAR PRESTON. Yesterday, the adjourned inquiry into the circim- stances attending the deaths of Robert Whiteside, gardener, aged 34 years, and his two children. was held at the house of Mr. Joseph W~ahnsley, the Duke WVilliam Inn, Longridge, negr Preston, by Mr. Gilbertson, coroner. The father died on the 28th of June, and was buried in St. Lawrence's' ...