... THEI WEATHER. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19. A.rreRxoox RErorr. - This afternoon's chart shows fine bright weather over Scotland, the north of Ireland, and at Yarmouth, but in all other places the sky is cloudy or overcast; mlist orevails in several places. This morning showers of snow were reported from Aberdeen and Stornoway, and during the past 24 hours rain has fallen except on our south coasts. The ...

... The monthly meeting of the Salford School Board wag held on Wednesdav in the Boardroom, Town Hall Buildings, Mr. Herbert Birley presiding. Mr. JOHN LEE directed attention to the fact that the by-laws committee, in enforcing attendance at school, were being met by the difficulty that parents reported that their children were refused admission into schools when they were badly clad, and the like ...

... I THE BISHOP OF LI.ThPOOI1 AND TIM IYOUTNG KEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOOTATLOF l in ce The annual distribution of prizes in connection with the Liverpool Young Men's Christian Associa- tion tookplace last evening, at the institution, in Mount-pleasant. The occasion was made the opportunity of welcoming the Bishop of Liverpool (Bight Rev. Dr. Byte), who, wfith Mrs. Ryle, w as received with much ...

... SAN APPEAL TO TEE 10.000 LoDy [ UNICIPAL ELECTORS. TO THE EDITORS OF L LIVERPOOL MERCURY. Gentlemen.-At a mneetilng onl tlhe 15th instant, the Chairman of the Constitutionlal Association made a special appeal to the 10,000 ladies on the municipal roll of Liverpool to Vote for the Conservative candidates at the election on the 1st of November next, but he care- fully abstained from giving any ...

... ; THE CONGREGATIONAL UNION, The irst of the series of autumnal meetings in con- nectionvwith the Congregational Union bf Englandtied Wales was held in Carr's Lane Chapel, Birmingham, on Tuesday. The Rev. Professor Newth, Principal of New College,-presided. The body of the church was occupied by therepreseutativei, who numbered nearly athousand, and the public were admitted to the galleries. ...

... - CREO 9- OU 0OOl Cavm-onDIam. I. L(9*WO, THUSDAJY BMwnem h There is hardly any longer room for doubt Ps that the Sultan really and truly means to cedeco Dulcigno. He may have been bought off by th promise of fure indulgence, for a time at re least, on the part of the moM timid Powers, in like Austria and France. He may, om the other hand& have been simply frightened into he a panic-stricken ...

... THE SHOCKING CASUALTY a A ' I SEWER AT BIRKENHEAD. ?? adjourned inquest on the body of M ichael itDavanev, who was suffocated on Wednesday last in Lea sewer in Cleveland-street, Birkenhead, took place d yesterday, at the Queen's Hotel, before fir. Henry L Churton, coroner. The circumstances of the e unfortunate case have already been given in the Mn Xrc7y. e The Coroner, before proceeding to ...

... m I I .- A rIT A LANDLJORD FIRED AT. THE CARDRIYER SHOT. On Saturday evening, whilst Mr. Samuel Hutchins, V a magistrate and landlord, was returning from Drewmoleague. where he ba been collecting rents, d ito Bantry, he was fired at when passing along the .v rtad in his car. Mr. Hutchins escaped uninjured, t but-the driver of the car was killed. The assassin 5i was dressed in woman's clothes, ...

... JJAf1ST NrEWS. - g COUJRT, &c. the Gof CMs Circular.) Banroaa, Ocr. 14. Queen and the Princess Beatrice and the Hgeeditr Grand Duke of Hessewa]d out in the moving Leopold, the Grand Duke, and the * ss Irene and Alice of Hesse drove to geldI, to take leave of the Prince and Princess of Wees off their departure for the South. ° t~e afternoon, the Queen, the Princess ,the Hereditry Grand Duke, ...

... GAZETTE n T-7- w Sn - . A. (1?oe the Loruio'- BANK2ELXTICIES-NLL~ Bassett, William, Vazrsfle -readA.. builder and bemerboh e~esr-dr~ Taylor, Hilem ofWolua~ ~ e0~ BAN-RT~rPT, f Ashl~ey. Walter, South-place,. , kecper an fB -street. Is *.e Sheffleld, arrnse uo C Cacgan. the Hon.AthrCai t doa-lcMiddlee.Cs Docker, Edw5Xd, of WeladW Frayn. Philip Henry, of LuoecIe e Hiricheliffe, John, of Welt, o ~ ...

... TORY DEMONETRATION AT HENGLER'S CIRCUS. Last eveniug the Tories commenced their mnuni- | , cipaI election campaign with a meeting in Hengler's di Circus. The large bnilding was crowded, and If previous to the CoMMneucement of the proceedings ti ;I several attemptsweremade to arouse the feehigsof p: the audience by proposing cheers for their leaders t] and groans for the prominent men on the ...

... A session for the removal and transfer of licenses D was held at the polioe-buildinge, Daie-street, yester- day, the magibbrates on the benob being Messrs. W. Radclift (chairman), W. Croufteld, jun., and Edward Lawreace. The following cases were dispomsd of : STPCIAL APPLICATIONS. Pim To J lattongarden ?? Whelal. ..Pew Traafe ?? t ioidell.3wlaes Sluel Mersey-str.aot ?? Dobel.. Joru Wnm. Rogers ...