... MR. F. R. O'DONNELL, mY., IN i Il}.LVERPOOL. etilan tebee Last night, under the auspices of the Catholic tO of Young Men's Societies of Liverpool, Mr. F. H. esti- O'Donnell, M.P., gave in the League Hal, SS, ch nd 'Anne-etreet, in the presence of a large audience, a au lecture on The Catholic Church and Human welity Progress. The Rev. P. Murphy, rector of St. tality, Anthony'e, occupied the ...

... BIOGRAPHIES GO THE NEW MEMBERS. 4i. The following are brief biographies of some __ members returned who did not possess seats in the Gre late Parliament:- Lon Broadburst, Henry (Stoke-upon-Trent) (L), ie N secretary of the parliamentary committee of the Trades' Union Congress. He has taken a leading o part in all the movements of the working classs, itis both trade and otherwise, during the ...

... IOUR LONDON COMSXPONDENCE LorsnoD, SATURDAm'Y EVENIci. D] It is cruel work-this dissolution. It has cut or down in their very prime some of the most prortising hopes that were ever born. Hem- a bers who had good places f'r legislative pro- H posels. even down to July. are all sent moaning and sighing away. Still more sad is the case of itese who had not good places, but believed tb that the ...

... - = ==LOOAL NEWS. - :~ --:I * I Cuoxax FsrxTVAr..-Tohear a servic well sueS- is as agreeable; as to have to listen to it badly ren-w feced is the reverse. All who know Mr Jiltoa htewlart, the precentor of Chester. Cathedral, will VThe learn with pleasure that he will conduct a fatll Ll t coral sfervice this evening, at St. Jade',Sidi- rain- street, when the choir -will number upwards of ~oep ...

... = - - TEE EOME SECRETARY ON ME ULAKOINL S ABUSE' Mr. Cross and CCoOLel Blackburae ?? ai'tre8sed a meeting of electors at Permb'a TVigan, Mr. N. Eckeroley presiciog. Mr. CBoss, in the course of his address, sad- We bave had very ?? ?? made $2 US; I do Dot SUppOS& ?? stronger or mm vile-I vill nct use the cord vile, b: 1 I not suppose that stronger ?? em ever used than bave been used against ...

... LIVERPOOL SEAMEN'S Ip yORPHAGE. ?? annual meeting of the ~friends of the Liver- pool Seamen's Orphanage was held yesterday in th) onrl hmerof thisTown-ball. The M~ayr LL (Mr. Alderman Hell) presided, and among those a. present wdee Mir. Alderman. Boyd, Mr. B. Whitley, Di MY. Mr. R. Broeklebazlk, Mr. A.. Balfour, Mr. 0. ~.Aspieal, Mr. jamces Beanley, Mr. R. J. Allan, Mr. ~'George Holt, Mr. W. B ...

... THE TERRIBLE STORMS IN .AMERICA, Teo following account of the recrnt severe tt- r.s in Awetica hs6 been receivcd:- ST. tours, AParL 20. AfrfTpaseingg ?? several mntis of conatry in Ubr:rtirr, .Gieri su, d ebstcr -1nclies, destroying eveprthing in its pathkwayl, i 1 i1155 housen, b3rns, unis, and timber, it stn-ail Mlarshfield, btissouri, abrat six o'cl-ch nserdcy. Eye-witnesses of the ...

... r? omam 11-4 SAIVE: P02vu Z= GUIMINA. SUMMA.RY. PARLIAMENT. The House of Lords met for a short, time yesterday to proceed with the swear- ing in of the members. At the close of the sitting, their lordships adjourned till Thursday next. DOMESTIC. The Queen and the Princess Beatrice, attended by the llies and gentlemen of the court, arrived at Windsor from Loudon last evening. Yesterday a ...

... FRIDAY, MAY 14. REMARKS. EIGnT A£,5-A slight fall of the barometer is in ?? thin morning on our south-west coasts, and a rather brisk fall in the extreme north of Norway, but elsewhere the changes are ?? and very unimportant. A large ares of high pressure lies over Scotlond and Scandinavia,with a small depression nesr the Scilly Islands,. and a large shallow depreison over France. The ?? ...

... IW I MOIEUON NEWS.I RADNOB BOROUGHS. OFFICIAL DECLARATION OF THE POLL. f Williams (L) ?? 458 1, Otway() ?? 3S90 a Majority for Williams ?? 68 I NORTH-PAST LAOOCAsHIRE - The Marquis of r Hartington will to-day be re-elected without opposition for North-east Lanceshire. The noble iord will be unable to attend at Blackburn for the purpose of thanking the coustitaency ia parson, baing kept in ...

... THE - ATTENDANOE AT PUBLIC ELEMTARY SCHOOLS. lortaut DISTZRIBUTION~ OF M3EDAIS. ~Mense wnrierls, Yesterday afternoon, at St. George'a Hall,. I time the Uayor,. St. Alderman- Bernard Hfall,. 'Rey to distributed the bronze end white medals Mflyi awarded by the Liverpooil Sehool Bonud argely, and the Liverpool Counabl of Education for rments 'peresltent regularity of attendance at public ot iio. ...

... THE -ODDFELLOWS' SOOITY - AND ITS POSITIO. Thia society numbers asobg is uesbera not only man.y of the middle and workng classes of this oouutryibit also tho.s resident n Amnerica and tte colonies. In order to jadge o' the pssitioa of the society abroad-as to .its members, workiog, and financial state-the chief officer, its grand master, Mr. H. Outrain, of Sheffiild, lately visited the United ...