... 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 ...

... 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 -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 ...

... !- LOOAL-:XWf-:S. 1 FUNERAL OT TEE LaTh jiEowL& JAm-The funesal of the late Adetrman Jack will ta-ie place this. (Thurday) morning, at Smithdown-road emetery. Tehe cortege will leave the late residence ot tle deceas~ed, Aberceoiby-square, at 10 55, arriving at the, cemnetery at 1115. .HDl{ILOjli's DcowA.-Thlas plen'did1 pictorial and mu'icaL entertainment, to-morrow (Fid.y) evening, at ...

... T*impo= or=l SANUSt2 PO= Ti VRMU t I DONESTIC. Beyond the fact that Mr. Gladstone has accepted the double office of Premier and Chancellor of the Exchequer, nothing has yet officially transpired as to the composi- tion of the new Cabinet. The Liberal leaders have been in active consultation, but the result of their deliberations is not likely to be made public till Mr. Gladstone has submitted ...

... -I MOIOWN RIOTS.I SERIOUS. RIOTIG AT WIDNES. ' On Ttuesd'y vening a aerions r2ot took plce at d Simm's Crcee, Widnes. Large crowds of roughs S nshsemlei% and, preceded by a prominent membet F of the iffome 1uie party, who carried a flag on which were the wordsPeace, Betrenchment, and Refvnnn proceeded down the centre of the town. Os erlival at Wides0-rod they were met by Super- iltrcdent ...

... As we mentioned the obher day, the Rev. Dr. Knox, of Belfast, one of the leaders of the Irish Presbyterian Assembly, has pub-. lished, in the Catholic Presbyterian for April, a valuable paper under the title of What can be done for Ireland ? The views of the reverend doctor are so practical and sensible, and are the result of such wide observation, that they deserve to be known beyond the ...

... The Liberal attack upon the Conservative stronghold of South-west Lancashire has- not been attended by the success so con- fidently hoped for. Mr. Cross, the Home Secretary, and Colonel Blackburne retain possession of the two seats. The result of the poiling was a surprise to both parties, for the prospects of Colonel Blackburne were generally regarded as hopeless in the presence of the ...

... irr s O gr futrgttt. I SAA 1S ?ODLI SVPBMgA. UM Y, pal The Sunlday QbVS;,;er hias reason to int kei~ev thf b'e Marquis of Salisbury will nit atve the honour of a dukedom conferred do, unon him, tho Thede is some talk of Mr. Goschen Pe] replacing Lord Lvtton as Governor-General ast of Iudio. poc At a large open.air meating held on inE Saturday, in Bermondsey-square, London, du resolurions ...

... I O~:JLOiiNDON CORR~ESPONDENCEI LoNDON, MONDAY EVNZnrGx I .0 A painful attempt to display the possessiona .e of special information is made by several U journals end journalists to-day, hut their desire to he credited as authorities is the oan founda- tB tion of their unaccredited assumptions. They eaninot tell what is passing in the royal mind; .e they have had no intimation whatever of Air. ...

... AN UNBURIED CORPZE. FRIGHTI.UL DEPRAVITY Ix LilERppo04 At the Dale-Atreet police colrt. moMriDw, ir. James Moorecroft, a rejitvin1 of the parish of Liverpool, applied to Coatella.I, the presiding magistrate, for A. under the following ?? saidu a magistrate's order, SiEned by Ar. T. B. Bcyt had been eerved upon him to bry a body 7hde had been kept some time beyond tta uss peW between death and ...