... ..7CIAL IEL~RA~ &,j. I~ -SDU TEEMNS &o I The ?? of de5erer,; from ito arqy during sha rsst year Was 53O40, as against S3'9 in ISl3. Ceqptain Alexander, of barino-:, has been ?? tvcvernor of Portsea cnuvict prison, ia 5tC 'c(-3In to Captain Lookwozthy. who recently At LWisWo], yesterdey, John Martin, a city riESeioa2ry, Was EntenCed to siX week-s' im]prison- ment fer fraudulenutly endeavouring ...

... TlE STORU_ AND FLOODS. LIVERPOOL. A fresh gale from the south-west blew during o; the whole of yesterday, and in the early mornig , there was a considerable downpour of rain. The weather was bright and clear for the remainder of n ths day, and the barometer in the evening stood slightly above 80 inches, ricing steadily. The bo otmosphere was rather colder than on Wednesday, the thecmometer ...

... OUIR LONDON CORRIESPONDENOEIl I Laura O IDN, MONDAY 1 --Ne haveo had, enoughi of it. Thiy area itd idominating- Afgha)nist.cn. ThnLard Lytton is fatigrued wihi ?? tatz-k of e~hiicngaidleith miniis~ter in Afghan, and an nounc es tht. having execated -agam',we are in the comaing year to ha just and g-eneron5 to the AIf en.YsedysCtin' ?? pronounced itself miore strong~ly than ever opposedi to any ...

... I - - !ta= L-tb I eU- I Ls-I.-*,ii The ?? Cle the'' 1_l'hv.. ?? o f hfre tact>:s av..s celivered lff ; .ta t_- L a;;cture Hail (i Tr:e Cree Pvb'i L : Wiam B'rcwo-'trest. lv Pfr. Coura'61ir ?? a 'iCton. There was a v'-ry large a'n . cd - imary ?? avcrc'- t-able to oH ?? eon . Mc. C ernei;:er I. a.'i2S floi-tcr aes ?? . d there rere sc;ucit- ir. Conncillor Lan,ct ?? 7'jad!, Y:r yccrsiz ?? C. ...

... A1 Mi GLADSTORM$5Rp t ,O: rss3I -m i:~ t . II 1 'p~NTA~ION'AT AWARDEN. el The70t anivesey of Mr. Gladstone'S birthday T ?? and,-5 inn -kf ly Btiif wege where he aund all thirenmebers ofhis f ?? ths g the Liberals. of Liverpool the place aSE ''of - his - birth,.:~ con~eeivedthe 7oftheirdistibn- d quet an the birthday annvesflyof ithr distho-e a -guished townsmaot wio o asind it -was hlopedi ...

... ThEl SoTT E h r I u iE Ld&ND, THE D:STRE'k AU1 t 3e niembernoef the Due> stt if Mrseocgbs comnmittee for th., rei-ief of IA I drtrcs wvre ?? at thse meetong in D nblin G° ile yester.y. A letter wea read f om ?? of 13:adford, Ott l.OLng5 eh que for £20C. -be, litt , of Abercorn WI ote ?? his rsso.--.O nor not sube. 'iing to; tihe fund to be thite hoed atre, ly contlw i £t1i0 ir the relief of ...

... I - LONDON E T ,ERS (FROM A OtRIBBSPONDENT.) For the moment the terrible aceident at Dundee has thrown every other topic into the shade. The deepest in- terest is taken in every detail which has been received since the first news was published on Monday morning. The first arrival of the news in London produced a con- siderable sensation, and recollections of thc Princess Alice disaster were ...

... - -P. ;- T'lE AFGJIAN ._CAMPAIG. BRITJITh a . .s: THE. TRIBES.,: PbANATICAL OUTBURST AT OA1'DAHAR. General Roberto was exposed to desultory attacks on the 22nd December. During the day information was received that a; general attack- would be made at day. break on the 23rd, the signal being a Jiro lighted on' Asmi 'heigitsi Large numbers ' f .the enemy wore seen occupying the more distant ...

... I CONSECRATION OFT I RTON'PHARES . - C. O URCH.' ' . ' I - .. . ~ ~ ~ . . I I - . - . 1 ?? - .. - | ?? the nx'w iar~isl hurch of St. John the Baptist Atherton, was consecreted b the -Bishop of Mauhester. The ortion of the ohuret now built eon- i eists of-a lnave 28ft. wide and 38ft. long, with aisles on the north. ind': iouh side5 1Sft. wide divided Crain the' iiaveby lofty arcades; a ...

... -- Lr. Rice Roberts has resigned his nppoiutmentas 3 cietk to the niagislrate& of ?? Mnetd Bridge petty ketaioral division. Tee Lav. E. J. James, B.A., who V as held the cumacy ot UpperBrnPgor ?? 1571, loss been pre- , rred to the lciing of St. I.hmsel, Ferrysile, Suth MOxF.1ENr'TS -IT TrE CIVIL Sxa1CTve-Cnt1OmS: Mr. D. Durglihsoi, clerh, second class, WI',litehaven, o collector and surveyor, ...

... DCSDLE, TcESDAr Nioter. As the days pass by, the bodies of the victims of the Tay Bridge disaster begin to rise. There have been four discovered to-day. The first brought in was that of a young man named Leslie, who was a clerk for Mr. Fleming, wood merchant, of Dundee, and who had been home visiting hissparents. The next wan that of William Jack,a grocer's assietaLt, of Dundee, who had ?? ...

... iORLONMON CORRESPONDENCE I an d- LLXDON, WV EDNESDAY EVENING, als What does Sir Staffordi Northeote mean' f Ile has given the licensed victuallers, fai-r ?? that they are no longer to expect the ly Clbinet to oppose all licensing reform. So r- much is very clear. But he has gone farther as by his announcement that Sir Henry Selwin- Lbbetson is himself considering some changes in the presentlaw ...