... - el- 1t 't L , . ti - -d - - - 0 ° ?? , eetion wbich toclk place ?? ie n a lberal nctorv.lP -: St.t At ZL .. :oo of the poll showed that a t had polled 18,198 votes, as onf ,. -,NM*9 polled for Mr. A. B. For- ael - amaorit ,-to Mr. Smith of 309. wi: at c the late -Archbishop Of sto ?? took; place yesterday in Adding- me in the presence of a a . ssem o. distmguished per- the Pukes of Connaught ...

... The following is a return just made of benefices 2el ih in the diocese of Manchester the incomes of which 3 mare under £200 per gpnnm. The principal object 3 of the present return is to enlist the symupathy of 3 the laity of the diocese in support of the scheme N of the Bishop of Manchester for the formation of at a special fund, of £2000 a year for live years, 3t D. for the augmentation of ...

... TR'ip'y COLLEGE, LONDON. I lr - - , -- IJYERPooLOFNM-E rRIZ DISTRIBTfrEON tins Thehannual dt, ej certS ?? by the Pupal in the liverpool 0 centre of the Trinii college Of Music, London, ttick plc nfaara afenom in the ball of the t flrerlial IsiuMotsse Tear(r.no 3. Hughes>, who Vs acpanieby the May rs ef PTOied, and there was a large attendance of the tlii paren and friends of the pupils. ...

... O~..l4-t ao 00 THE BISHOP OF BANGOR IN LIV7ERPOOL. t . * e Thbe anniversary services commemorating the opening of the Liverpool Seamen's Orphan Institu-. r ion were held yesterday, in the Orphanage Chapel,} ...

... ' bus ¶ za. The rapid growth of Carstbn from a quiet country Apy village to an important and eitensiv6 suburb of f~ Un Liverpool, possessing .valuable' docks . and also. in several flourishing idndstries baa, as mayhe' easily Sep to understood, outstripped the'provision made for the Ch, religious wants of the community. For. ayopuls-. ;e L. tion of about, '8000, chiefly- of the artisan. class, ...

... THE DISTURBANCES AT ST, JUDE'S. bHEAVY FINE. At the Liverpool City Police Court, Dale-street, -yesterday, John Roscoe appeared to answer to twol summonses, one charging him with brawling in St. a Jude's Church last Sunday morning, and the other s For an assault on Henry Thomas Roberts, one of | n the choristers, and an assistant master at St. Jude's ? s a schools. Mr. Stewart, barrister, ...

... ti I OPPOSITION BY SEACOMBE e j -- .RATEPAYERS. -T - A public meeting of the ratepayers of Seacombe, w _called by-te Seacombe Ratepayers' Association, R was held in the Viennias Hall, Brighton-street, for Hl a the purpose of testing the feeling of the inhabitants cl I with respect to a proposition for incorporating the T r parish.. There was a large attendance. Mr. John T. oye (a member of the ...

... I OUR LONDON CORaSPOINENCE 3 LornorFRDA 5NZ G. the :s, This is too mauchk After the ;convention WC :l with the Sultan had been initiaed,- and eaery telE es e thought that the whole business7 wa 6St ed-atrthe Turks bad issued orders for aid their loses to~ he sent to Port 'Said, Lord in Dufferin went to the Palace to get the formali- gra of ties completed, had found that such'-change I id. ha ...

... BHE- TWELFTH OF JULY. - e 1ORANGE; flLMONSTRAATIONS. t i ATTACKS ON TEE IGOVEnEENT. u Gradually dying out is a fair description of t ni the annual Orange celibratioffs. Not only are the v 8 processions-with their rowdyism and obnoxious b l, displays of intolerance and sectional ascendency-r e in disfavour with many of the Tory and Protestant c s leaders who vied to countenance them, but they ...

... EGYPT3X r aut xr SERIOUS RIOTS IN CaIRO. Ler | IOs DEPOSITION OYF ARABI. fy Lit A DECISION OF THE CONFERENCE. be v DETAILS OF THE WRECK. as THE KHEDIE: ag 1IS RESCUE SD POSITION. Wt sa CI FIGHTI OUTSIDE ALEXANDRIA. ad PEREMPTORY ORDER TO THE ut EGYPTIAN FLEET. at he - LyATEST TELEGRAMIS. to ad he [meuwn's TEEGRA!5.]1 .-AExxANDRi, JULY 15, 2 15 p.m. b The rnmours of Arabi, having made an attack ...

... DOG SHOW AIM ATHLETIC SFORTS AT WREXHAM. . On Saturday a successfal dog show and athletic fT g sports were held in a field situate in Chester-street, i Wrexham. Both 'events were promoted by the ' c members of the Wrexhams. Hare and Bounds Club, sr who have held the sports annually for the past seven rears, the dog show being a new, and, as it i to seemed, a happy venture. Though the afternoon ...

... TiiE WEaJTllEV.. 1 3I05DAY, DiO\E3l'E2.ii The weather to-day ?? cold _25r5 been very tene over Ireland. SOW:=ui, i-i of lnand. while it has be so0 aD i S ;and at t-meuns rainy cit teou 11, fomthe osrsn :h r origthat, wtiile ti~e ?? riseti over a the orer ° ' rc' * westemn purt of the I nite ich:. t alfallen decidedh: inth s rt sd _s:ta smail but well formed dres'u o.-r c 'ts I ...