... -,o3wl- %I- LAEST -If JITJ IHC NEWS. THE COURT, &N. OSOoiztE, Are.- 10. p'it r'utcess Beatrice, attended by and .?the Hon. Amy Lunbart, ?? NLCowes, and Newportyetry co~bI D' Pl Tat was in attendance on1 u scyi aitdg ?? ~i~. ntend by Mr. Royle, wcent Out ~ of Vai~swith the Prin'ces Albert ~ pr~ c20.andthe Princesses L misc ~ ~L ~0 f Waes, Visited the Queen ?? luncheon. 1, j1 in the grounds ...

... I'he weekly mneeting of ttepersev fck'e and Harbour Hoard was held yesterday, at the fock-office, Revenue- buildings. Mr . 1e. }ornhy presided, andthe other members present were Messrs. Breklebank, Littledale, Glwon, Gardner, Baily, Crow, Moss Putterson, Bt.ct. Nelson, Holt, Harrison, Forwood, Jardine, Rankin, Kellock, and Turner. A PASTORAL SCENE AT THE LOW WATER BASIN Mr, TulrisER having ...

... . itP cIi1OOL DISfEN-ARIF4-At a meeting of thle general conmmittee, held on Thursday, Mr. R. A Payne, sice-president, in the chair, Mr. Robert A. Bra.miigan, M.D., Ice., Queen's University, Ireland, twos vjappointed assistant house surgeou to the South Dispensary. . MIlIRCANT SHIPI'NG.-A returvn just issued . hoess that from the passing of the tlere-hant Ship- piug Act on 1876 to the 0th of ...

... |IMPEPAIT PA IRLLUMENT. I HOUSL OF COOT'itONS WE DINESDAY, AUGUST 7. The Sreakler took the chair at 12 15. Tit LiCENSlXG t.W. Sir ?? J.AW.zOh' gaie notice that n-st seniou lie will call atteotiou to the injustico iunficted -on localities in which licenses for thb sale of iutoxi- cating lilqsors are issued in opposition to the wishes of the occupiers and owners of property, and mtove a ...

... LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. THE COURT, ?? C (Frost tie Official COU71 Circular.) OsIOnsE, Auo. 9. The Queen drove out yesterday afternoon with the Princess Beatrice. antd her Majesty walked in § the grounds this morning with the Princess Maria. The Marchioness of Ailesb'iry, General the Right s Iton. Sir Thomas and the Hon. Lady Biddulph, and CaDtain Darcy, H.M.S. Euryalus, guardship at Cowes, ...

... ROYAL NATIONAL EISTEDDFOD, . BIRKENHEAD. 1g (F(oes, aConrespondent.) Nn Now that the date for receiving compositions ig and translations has expired, and the entry book PSt for the prose, poetical, and translating departments 'e made up, a brief account of the uumber of corn- .,e petitors in each department, SL., would not, no perbaps,lbevwithout interest to our readers. The nd special subject ...

... TO CORIESPONDENTS. W9e cannot undertake to return Commtutcations Of widh we do not aval1 ourselves. Communlcatione should slwavQ be leably written in ink, and on ome vse of te paper only; length Increases the ?? of dinding apace for them. Whatever Is intended for insertion mast be authenticated by the name and address of the snder-not ncesarily for publication, but as a gurantee of good faith. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ITHE GLASSM-EPZ7R]~UZ II ST. HUELNS. 1{iGTui-Si I'1ROCEEDI'O A'Ihhcu' A we re rtty Wel-, pcc-oa0, .tter ard host ' tec; -or - v-.re aftrr thex , djr.-.r hai T er- atie verye 'h*fe ?? O,:e the;r wcrknijtt ?? wi the Ncrkmife 3 t: arpe the mr atter . :-L d\hrew t -i yiay ?? ttr t n ~ WOrk 'l1 tmeMS to h tecir di'plea,' n- it eJ -a ;F - shkre large ercrcd f mCoo, Weome asscrnbhiedot-ti esac ...

... XtimUpoFl -LEX S tUPR t Sayrs POPVL EM SUPR&.. . PARLIAMENT, In the House of Lords vcsterdav, the ('ommonsi amendments to the (attle D)iseases Bill wcei agreed to. Pro-rcbs was made n-ith *everal other bills. In the House of Commons. the amend- ment of Mr. Cowen, on the motion to go into committee on the Bishopric- Bill. that it was undesirable, so long as the Church of England is established ...