... LORD RIPON AND CfERCiON. Lrd Ripon and Mr. us~tin 3irhv, Mp were present on Satari.-_ at an anei-cercio- ! me-etinz at the Castle Hal, Tauntnram There w3as a & large number of person5s Trea-nt. Lo:d Rri-oN proposed the :cliv ig i Th at in the opinion of thi, ILoeeting the pollt-- at 'cqercion, which has teerln ?? ::ai anainL tried Ir Irel. nd, bas unifornlv laiied alid t; toe tl' * hs ...

... LI£ST -NEWE CURT NOrW~s& 4 Osnox Ja I 1 iO The Mars of Sa r, EG, and Lord u: Wi/ir Gdonx lenx arried at Osborne, and n bad the batmor of dinlog with her Maregy and the Royat Family, Geneal the 1ightigih Sir Henry and. Lady Ponaonby, and Major-Genealt 0 DennebyC.LkE. had also the hronr of bhe . ke melted, The Marquis of Salisbury had a aud- 5, aee of ?? before dinner. . L Hex Majesty and their ...

... CORPORTION LEASEHOLDS. _ ?? TO THU gDTORS OP THE LrvIMpOOL S4xTE RY. &entlemlnl-If you are not wearied I will be glad to remark upon your reply to my letter ia so-day's Memrurv. Paragraph 3. If you, being a reversion owner, #528 to ask me, as leaseholder, wbat I would give to turn my leasebold into freshold, I would give etch sum as capitaliaed would be an eqnivalent to the rent or ioterest I ...

... T'I The nomination of candidates for the vacancy in the City Council, caised by the retirement of Mr. William Madden, who was elected a repre. sentative of Scotland Ward in 1885. took vlaac at tbe Municipal-offices yesterday. Patrick Edmund O'B~are, solcitor, 19, Mason- street, Edgehill, was nominatew in the first instance by David Joseph Horrigan and seconded by Edward Horrigan. Asaenting ...

... ?? H A^ rM T4F,0ff.;. S 4 OF AI.3 a; ?? . !mee be -no hesitaton in saying that tnU te sevet rns hibiti of the Livers, of Which to-day is the private view, is. as, 8 reg3 qiait7-one v of the best in its history. L~t4yrthe hitit sea d an improve- b lmeat-tpon thowe of recent ?? This year the an- display is ahmntst, if not -qite, up to the.show red oflast' year. 'Ofthe 176- nambers in the at ...

... i TRANSMI SSION- OFOY VER THE WATER SUPPLY. ANDjI mu : 2~ : -- ss :; TO TEN ZDIPOS or TEO .LIVERPOOL mcunT* BY irGtflU an,-ezi to the inestg ar~le !T ,D Under the above heana ieain year see P Cy of the 18th iustnt, and alto to the letter from_ - ?? n dent'.ia pet a6brf'tle a i±ntan±, shoudik' state thatalthog et man in ;P dr water g t-e hiay aaniii iiatme b the Inanea e iployedh, im& ks eamotz ...

... ST IELEG f S .] | t TIE FRENCH IN AFRICA. CO PAmTS, WAY 16. f The following despatch, dated 3rd instant, has t a been recei'ed here from llpper Senegal:-The v; e son sent by Colonal (allieoi into the Foutais ir Djilaon country has beea completely successful, p; e and we have obtained a real diplomatic victory, D Ourtxading stations on the southern rivers arenow 6 * connadeted with tbe ...

... HOW FOREIGN WORKMEN LIVE IN CHESHI |E In L dt' SL Is SCANDfALO1JS REVELATIONa I oF le At Wiueford, Cheshire, there is a very larme at in colony-of Polish workmen employed in the salt Tc manufactories, and yesterday, at the msntbty re( a meeting of the Wirniord Itoal BoaFd, some *i ie i extraordinary rovehltious were made of the modes pe a and habits of life of these competitorsa of Enlish t m ...

... he X - _ : - ! l - . I, - r LO Ait~iT 1X=*r. d Navzl members of the House of Caowons bed are h in dad eon. All the point of tkeir ta f*C talk dming the diassion early in themi- P 2do on the admsation of the defenae formes of A hat lbe country was the ibmieacy of the eet to I db didg the dates atehing l it Mr. &Sth X 4 staved off an ugly division bq poising aw com- b i mission of , yaid rday af ...

... |t | SiLu POPULt MEX SUPRE3D&. MONDAY, JUNE 18, 1838. XCabinet Council was held at the Foreign Office on Saturday. All the Ministers were present except Lord Ashbourne. News was received on Saturday from Constantinople that Lord Robert Edward Grosvenor, 19 years old, one of the sons of the Duke of Westminster, had died there cf typhoid fever. Mir. John Sinclair, Liberal, has been re- turned ...

... I TaflM'ns Trwaa~ms. j THE FRENCH NATIONAL FETE. PAR7Ne JUnT 1 Numterous patriotic societies, with bands and banners, marched' pxvt the statiue of Stiasbourg, in the Place de la Concorde. this imoining, and deposited wreaths on the pedestal. thome Cries 'were rai-ed of Long Live Boulanger ! to which others in the crowd rejo ned. Lone Live Fratce I Long Live the Republic!' No speeches ...

... . jLATEST NEWSA COURT INEWS? THE QuE;HEN's B AIRTHAY. In Liverpool the ?? anmver- il -say of her Majesty's birthday was celebrated eN withot any special ds m Tie Royal gmts Stindard deosted overthe To HAl, and flags va were dieplayed at nealy all the public buildingsa an andoni anyof the vessels in the por Joy bells hi, etrung at noon at St. Peter's pro-althedral-and ho at the ntcipal-offimce ...