... - THE WLSLEYAN MMThODIST CONT E E N C E. VjV - ls 1i L.l VZ]5aJ. The Stationing Committee finished its prepara- tory work yesterday, and the followingis the first draft of the scaticus for this and adjoining districts- TsET Lrvmruoot Di9rsrcTLi.-erpond (&eans- wioek¶: Robxrts Mortou, Amaos Dyson, J, Wiliams Suscher. Liverpool (Great Homerastreet): r ter Crozier, Jo ii C. IV. Gostick, C, Loe ...

... |OUR LONDON 'ORRERPONDENO LoiNeob F1wro wrGHT. Politiclana rose this Worning with a fluttering anxiety. TbF went to bed last night in a state ofbewIlermet. They had gathered in their clubs to hear the result of the Colohester election. When the tape was unwound from the electric print machine, it appeared that Mr. Trotter, the nsevatve candidae, had been returned over Mr. 3. K. Canston. How- ...

... ISERIOUS RIOT INit-ELFAST. .1 -A serious riot took place in Belfast t yesterday afternoon between about 2003 Pro- ' testant shipwrights and 150 Roman Catholic E uavviess. The affray is sai to have ' been 1' brought about by a dispute, on Thursday, at the 5 place where the ?? were employed Making d the new graving dock. In the coarse of the altercation, a Roman Catholic is reported to have t ...

... SUDDEN DEATH OF MR. fH.RISTOPHER HUSIELL. Our Altrincham correspondent telegraphed last evening as follows I Mr.. Christopher Busbell, one of the oldest magietrates in the county of Cbeshire, died atj Bowdon Vicarage, yesterday morning. He bad gone to the residence of his son-inalaw, Archdeacon Gore, to address a meeting for raising a Jubilee Clergy Pensions Fund, and was apparently in good ...

... MR. R. MARTIN ON THE .MA1i! LAW. I TO TEa ?? Or .ra LETVePOOL sfzacrat- Gentlemen,-You have riven Mr. Martin rr enough,> and, true to the nioverh, he has 1 ceeded in hangina himselfas far ashis infceu' with the Liverpool public gves. Whilst .s fined himself to comments on American re pernce politics, few comparatively of ;s readers could assess the value of his staten .e: - conclusions; but ...

... ?? Ii THE \EAT LI.IK ~~~w ic I In: 3-A >i'mr,-Tbe u1i-c y4.-e rw-kich , -o-ari.o3tsS ano'^:er.:wJ ?? citS org~ .e- !1 i ?? ?? , ...

... IMR. CAMBERLAIN IN GLASGOW. Mr. Chamberlain was received yest-rday after- noon by a great crowd in tre Glasgow koval Excbange, and, in response to calls for a speech, said tie recognised in their ?? rexeption an assurance that those who represented the com- merce of Glasgow approved of the course which he and his colleagues and the Liberal Unionists oonsidered it their duty to take in the ...

... t. ?- ~CaLCUA. WAI SI-Ptl.. : In order t'-csar t erttlmion works ;alundid toi:i our tt r on Motd*ay, tsiuidnlot wo evo wt to ralse) funds by boarowl a posinag a i t te, nt h sadl n 1hcmsss~, r'4 60', be =4lA be Mt In eall tit b ite *Rb-tor i ' 'evev 1 ta ff0 I~dd: camx rt aoc ?? inte ian at-cS sonpr mosev 3 reno- i r of of the watop £s oe h;sr factories, bmiv-a a - ti v, 6a-in sU t e jS wherte ...

... FUFY YFERS OF LIVERPOOL PROGRESS. I SOME EVENTS OF THE REIGN. In connection with or series of articles on progress in Liverpool during the pat half cen- toryp-a period of deveopment which has nxever been eqkaled in the previus history of this city, and whbich has no parllel except, it may be, ins the United States - we I propose now to recall some of the leading1 events which in the annalB of ...

... MR. CHAMBERLALN AND THE MHANCIESTER UNION\STS. Mr. Chamnberlain yesterday received a depato, tion at his residence at Highbury from the Mn- chester and District Liberal Unionist Association, who presented himn wth an address, assuring him of their high appreciation of his services in the cuse of the legislative union of Great Britain and Ireland, and promnising their hearty support in anye ...

... r MRS GLADSTONE ON THE POLITICAL SITUATION. iast evening the members of the Eighty Club entertained Mr. Gladstone at a bouquet in the WilLias's ooMs, London. Mr. EL R. Asquith, MBrP., presded and ngat those prement were Dirl B .cer, Mr. Joba Mrle P., ir. .7 DilonJLP,, BirF. . Kay.Shuttlewortzi, MP., Lord Kensington. LordElg. Lord Wm. Comp Mr. Arnold Morley, M.P. Sir H. Reue, M.P. Sir Charles ...

... acOU OI'tDON TORRPONDEN-CL I.OweoN, TnMtAT Nm;r. TIM i.. Tn drepd to Bmt in now left t ttheParts. Eis Majedy the Bl-an will ask rh toeS Pboe to- agree to the ne ocrention, and Lord &Asbury wil notbe Called to 1, his diplousatic skil until the relry i.be ?? to comino e No rapid ?? is a m any can to be thought of, but Xbthedhil serous oppmation Wi oome - From S tngely enough the at Premel ...