... I ?? Om O _O- . -1P I OU;R LONDO CORREPONDENCE } t . ?? IIt Lts - xi e - LONDON, FRMAY EVENING. Yesterdar's rumour about the negotiations s EOr for peace, which it was said that pashas who ro Ld- have from the first been foes of Arabi had come ( ,e, to the British camp to negotiate on his behalf a he who would slay them if he could lay hold of c them,were so absurd upon the- face of them t lt ...

... WED)NESDAY, OCTOBER 11. The weather to-day bas been dull ad rainy in al. parts oi the kingdom. The eight am. reports showed that the barometer was stll falling gene- rally, and that a large shallow depression lay off the west of Ireland aud Scotland, while a smaller and still shallower disturbance was found over Wales. In Ireland and the south-west of England the wind was moderate or fresh ...

... LOAN OFFICES AND THEIR CUSTOMERS. he Cn Tnesday, at the Lambeth Police-cocrt,Londoi, I to Mr. Harrison, whose name was mentioned the? p-previous day in regard to certain proceedings at a i he loan office ia York-road, Lambeth, attended, th accompanied by Air. Cooper, solicitor, in order to he give some explanation of the statements made by the person who ?? to the desire of Air. Chance, the ...

... lIYT jgP,,POOL CONSUMPTION HOSPITAkL. ut'T iting of the Hospital for Con- v ?? 3uir: Dai'eases of the Chest was held a institution, lount-pleasant. Mr. h M.P., the president, was in the a sg d a .end¢ those present were the Lord n the,@ a, 'd Dior'se (Dr. Ryle), the Rev. Canon t! ; PIlosro. Thomas5 Cope, Clarke Aspinall, n ?? ?? e Ciarkeon, 3. Hignett, R. Robertson, n ?Wobcers~a isecretary). ...

... -okwu imquol I I I'fl 3JOPULS LU SVPRUL.t O- Er lfajesty, the Press Association says, -re Mentone today, accompanied TCGess Beatrice, and will arrive at hor on Fridav afternoon. P;oel &Righness tho Prince of Wales - -aii to London from Portsmouth afrernoon. * cheq ner returns for the week end- 4 > ltfll snow-P.eccipts, £1,34, 330 re3 u-, £5,659,348; balances, ' For the corresponding ...

... LIBERAL DEMONSTRATION- AT I WNAVERTREE. It Last evening a public meeting of Liberals in 9 WsEravertree district was held iu the Townu-ball, v I Wavertres, under the auspices of the South-west r Lancashire liberal Association. Mr. 'Thomas r Brocklebanl; occupied the chair, and there was a s large attendance. Amongst these present were Sir t James Picton, Messrs. 1l. D. olt, S. B. Guiou. c ...

... I THE HEALTH OF LIVER OOL I|. I IN 1881, Dr. J. Stopford Taylor, medical offler of bealtlf for-the city and port, hias prepared his report bearing on the health of Liverpool during 1881, and the record, as usual, is full of facts and conclusions which must be of interest to all who have at heart the satisfactory sanitary condition of this great city. Dr. Taylor, re- capitulating figures which ...

... '.ive rpol %-Jttrcrll. I- 15trgg 6rgt i0 ?? SALrB POPLI LUL X LEM |Mk. Princess Helen of 'Waldeek. the bride. e'ect of Prince 1 eopold, arrnved yesterday: morning at Queenborough, accompanied by the I rinee and Princess of \\ aldeek. in address was presented by the civil aetnoritics, and brieflv acknowledged by irneess Helen. 'lhe ourney to Wind~or was commenced at balf-past eleven, and ...

... SCHOOL BOARD BrAws.-The Liverpool School Board have issued revised copies of their bylaws under the Elementary Education Acts. The only alteration which has been made is in the proviso as to the standard for exemption from school attendance. The third has been substituted for the first standard in the bylaw providing that a ~child between ten and 13 years of age, shown to the satisfaction of ...

... LbCAL NEW& * The minority of 14 who voted early on Saturday morning against the address in reply to the speech from the throne was composed wholly of the ex- treme Irish party, the moderate Home Rulers being conspicuous by their absence. The majority of 129 included Colonel Blackburne, Sir Richard Cross, Mr. Herbert Gladstone, Mr. W. E. Glad- stone, Lord E. Grosvenor (teller), Lord Hartington, ...

... VoTEs oF LOCAL BlmBnES.-The following voted In on Monday night in the minority on the m( tion, W that the debate on the Bankruptcy Law Amend- ex ment Bill] be adjourned:-C. C. Cotes, I:. Fort, J. Marquis of Hartington, L. Jones-Perry, and John ed Roberts. Among the majority against the ad'journ- an ment were Sir i. A. Cross and E. Whitley. Tu The Bishop of Liverpool will not be in attendance ...

... LANCASHIRE INDEPENDENT I COLLEGE. I BAZAAR AT ST. GEORGE'S HALL. A novel fancy fair was opened at St. G0orge s Hi~all yesterday afternoon, wsith the object of re- |lueing the debt no the Lancashire Independent 1i: College at Wha31ey Range. Extensive alterations v in the building have necessitated a large expenditure, v and the cities of ;.iverpool and 1ancheser are corn- I pting, or rather ...