... Tim MAr Pa.r Psoczs .-Mr. John Hould- ing mentioned at the meeting of thes Liverpool at Health Committee yesterday that the Saxnitary ni rM Sub-committee, of which he is the chaiman, had di for decided that the usual May DAy procession of the hb rds Corporation horses and carts, in all the slendour oz .nd of new decorations, would take place next Ii 6y's Wednesday; that the procession would ...

... IMPERIA, PARLIAMENT. ; TUESDAY, JULY, 10. - LEADING INCIDENTS. - : Housa or Cobrwos, Tm3DAY NIGHT. There is to be an autumn session after all, but, notwithstanding idl the portents of the pditical sky, Mr. .- IL Smith stlU clings to the belif that it may not be necey. He made a Minis- terial statement this afternoon ,vhich lasted three- quarters of an hoar, reviewing the present condi- tion of ...

... MUNIFICENT GIFT BY A WEWSH IntelliRence sas yesterday received at the Con- gregationl Memorial Hall, London, of thse succese- ful jubilee meetings of the Congregational UTnios of Victoria, held at 3elbourne, under the presi1 decy of Rev. LIewellyn Bevan, D.D. Atoneof tht sederunts Mr. G. VI. Taylor, who is the accepted Liberal candidate for west Denbighabbir at thi next general election, rose ...

... In- -C Dr A letter has been received by the Finance un and Estate Committoe of the Corporation from he nig the Locl Government Board, stating that an of ik- inspector has been instructed to visit Liverpool up he for the purpose of investigating the application sur for the sale of the reversion of premises in Castle- he ?? committee, on a letter from Messrs. ob ice Toulmin, Lawrence, and Shield ...

... ISPECIAL TELEGRA, E&. C fro a A ndl bagb s been rlfled on ?? from I Oremn to New York, and a package of the value. r of 814,000 abstracted. It is officially stated that the proceedings of the J Parnell Commission will be public, and that, therefore, the press will be reprsensted a A band of eight Macedonian bigAs. some of them beiw armed, appeared on Wednesday ner J Sofia. Six of their number ...

... The weekly meeting of the Mersey Docks and Harbour Board Was held yesterday, at the Dock Offices, Revenue-hnildings. Mr. T. D. Bormby, the :chirman, presided, and the other members present were Messrs. Crow, Allan, Patterson, Rankin, :iathbone, Ploberbson, Bowvring, A. Holt, Hughes. Job, G. Bolt, Williamson, and 'Beith.-On the recommendation of the Works Committee, the consideration of which ...

... I .ATEST ODM NM, &L The QMes 'irava ou Bdowa sxefow , 2 Weaded br the Has. H av aL m I*RylHighsm Poma Aboksarw of ?? emi an inee Ynkjepisorof Bw8- boxg ?? _ar Meaft the aid wa Ptince Heary of Botuicm n pwmsA the ?ziou too Bgaw 5obova, LmerW OMMMao.w X Wadigtn Pno *m atendn ne Tb Ruot Esu Cellenc a b ha n d ?? a md fo lheer in waiof n. Lorduring wi Ptb -sd the Suloan of TIaism and the Quof ad ...

... IFIFTY -YEARS OF LTVMMP | PRoGBaE. THE9 RAILWAY SYSTM~L No aspect of nationsa progress duing the rin of Qeen Victria is more strag or . n~ig tha-that prsned by the rby, zyem ofthe-oomant. Twlv years pori to her llayesty accession, there were only 25 miles of ?? railway open in the wold, t eng gsbockton with Darlig- ton. Now, in the Unitedi Kingdom, the number qof ni~esoretr er-trscis 20)0 en0d ...

... LTXOL ROYAL SroMARY- I f - . 1 - s- i - ee~ ., - 2 I o. The anual meeting of the eubmels to this r- hospital ws held yesterday mowing, at the Law Association RoOMs, Cook-street. Tbe president te, of the institution, Colonel A. IL Brown, BLP., to eded, and among those presant-were Mr. Wm. e =bone, SP.; Mr. EL. B. Gilinour, chairman ib, of the conuittee : Mr. P. Brooklebani, jun., er treasurer; ...

... I - - - Yesterday the montbiv meetina of the St. Helens Town Conncil was hold at the Town Hall In the absence of the Mayor, the Deputy Mayor (AkWmn= M'Bryde) took the ?? Cook proposed the confirmation of the minites of the Gas and Ligbting Commitee, which contained a resolution that Mr. Samuel Clover. aissant manager at the Corporation Gas Works, be apointed manager at a salary of £200 per ...

... OPEN ON sUNDAY. 1MB fY-t. -4-9e -yet qacqufred ay- d - TVh =Cky dunam of the It - i qMVM with tho les and sake Brent t1P9, and the apsite am of ltsaly virid Sly bess vibw of tbit aves this, ay. On the Italisa-.cema -was a ..a dwelt a fewfail mocer named Scya tasked Mm a dog, and nhae Us d bese,4mch -with tharee wam of sharp teeth.- -e> b taevas. Isatry hS .wdd 8crilstba -ee4f-ws-o zerof ...

... 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 ...