... LETTERS TO THE EDITORS, I6 i WALTON DISTRESS. e e Gelntlemen,-Wculd you be so hind as to spare me a it few lines In your columns in order to give correct infor- i- mation in reference to the fund raised forthe distress n in Walton ? It will fully explain matters it I remark in that Mr. Henry Sharrock has made the following state- rs ment to the ccrmmlttee:- Iwish, hewrites, 1 Lo state on ...

... rl S SATURDAY, ?? - it The chart repr sents the western ?? of a-rope.from Norwa) to the coast of portuges, Ad embraces Grest Britain Ad tbe MziFh it it alo ircludetd the q,.rfj. SVJL or A-erman Ithe d Bay of Biscy. th, Medit(rrZekn, t,-e At!= It with' the uglisb Chanxiel. Bristol CLnnael &ri r. Iih U ae it LXIl.VA.NAT1tL0N. ?? n d lorme of She wind are ebow t7 men drmm d t th direedon towards ...

... -;I~tro wtvcuv -- 3 SBVUS POVVI LX SIUBXA ?? DONMYTIC. Ml. ('ecil Raikes addlressedl ?? coan- ] mntituents at Chester last evening. Raving I referred to the dogmatic legislation of last I session, he touched upon financial matters, I and said it was surprising to tind Liberals ( Lensuring the Government for spending t X6,5t'O,Qi) in keeping them out of war, vwhen the Liberal Goveriimont some ...

... FRIDAY, JANUARY 24. The chart represents the western countries of Europe, from Norway to the coast of Portugal, and ?? Great Britain and the British Isles. It also includes the North Sea or German Ocean, the Ba i Biscay, the Mediterranean, the Atlantic~ ?? the English Channel. Bristol Channel lan Irish eas O EXPL&NATION. n O O The irotlon and tate the ewind we shown by anm 5 0 draw flying in ...

... BIRTHSAND DEATHS IN TWENTY LARGE ENGLISH TOWNS. he - s .L4MLxJj .LVt 0'±,. on FIFTY-SECOND WEK, 1878. ho II the week ending last Saturday, 3915 births he atd 4237 deaths were registered in twenty of the largest English towns, estimated by the .Registrar- iy General to contain a population of rather more ad i than seven and a quarter millions of persone ad in the middle of this year. The births ...

... I afl. WADDY AND MR. CAVE AT; | i3ARNSTAPLE. 1.st light, at Barustaple, Mr. WVaddy and Mr. (Cae, members for the borough, addressed their I . nxistituents in the Music Hall. Mr. Waddy, M.P.. wvic has been chosen to contest the ?? ci sentatiou oi Shlfheld. took leave of his fori;;: e;nstituants. t1i r.viewed the history of the last session, and aiil there were hopeful signs that the Liberal ...

... [REUTEWS TELEGRAMS.] VEaSATwirS, JAN. 23S. '1 'i tiny, in the Chismber of Deputies, Al. Li~on all Says nlii:tner of finance, presented the budget for Po INOrad verious4 other bills were at th~e sante time Ju(nt tie table. The Louse deoided that the motion of M,1 Virsigny ini regard to res4poitnibility of offieia's s-hiuld he, taken into i'onisderation. Ml L eroche Jotuhert suhseqouticy ...

... HIlE COUNCIL OF EDUCATION. | Une tb ises From the report -which Was recently sa alia 'been issued, coupled with the tone of the bE of addresses delivered yesterday by Canon to ~ace Lightfoot and others, it is more than ever G theevientthat the LiverpoolConiofa 'hat Educoxtion is making itself felt as Ia real ]Ji ile power in the community. At the date of IHE iich the establishment of the ...

... HEALTH COIITTEE. ?? & D VA__. , . - - I . . UTMr. A. B. Forwood presided al the usual 1 Ld weekly meeting of this ciommittee, Theld jester- fc aof day, at the Municipal-offices, Dale-street, -the cc ?? other members of the comnmittee present being eit Messrs. Nicu], Smith, T. Hughes, Hunitinguon, Dr. iuE l Bligh, W Williams, Forrest, L~oyui, Graves, and ax het Dr. Gill. e, by THE UNSALE ABLE ...

... F TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL M CERCURY. 15 Gentlemen,-Under the heading or Cattle Disease in America, a stastement has been made that, whilst Y the Canadian Government has alrays adopted stringent measures against inportation of dlsease Into their terH- It tory, such has not been the prctice of tl lnited States. C We beg permission to correct this statoment. so far au G regards the ...

... On no previous occasion since the institution of Hospihal Sunday were the simultaneous collections in the churches and chapels of Liverpool in aid of the medical charities made under less advantageous circumstances than prevailed yesterday. Last year, notwitbhtanding a long period of commercial depression, mare or less affecting all classes of the ?? of Liverpool, a cordial response was made ...

... I~ ~ ~ ~~ COUNTY OF LANCASTER lISIIE ; AkMOCIATION. ih! The general annuai meeting of the tL- ,,Der. al this association was held yesterday afteroon ' r.! tie town hal1, the kight Ron, the L ar! of 7 Ueib 'of president of the council, in the cbairr. Amonj8,; -LI those present were Colonel le Gendri, Starkie s71 Lieut.-Colonel Steble, Lieut.-Colonel Ti lcyUe¢+ III Colunel Scott. LieUt-Colonel ...