... iTHE COiNLG CONSERVATIVE l VISIT. I TO TEE EDITORS OF THE LVERPOOL MERCURY. Gentlemen,-Will you kindly find space for the following ?? men, at an early date you are promised a great Conservative treat, and some of the major lights of the Tory firma- ment will shine upon you to ope your eyes. Take care you are not found, like the little boy, 'with your eyes shut and your mouth open, to ...

... THE LIVERPOOL CATHOLIC RE-I IFORMATORY ASSOCATION. I The annual meeting of the members and friends of this association was held yesterday afternoon, in the Law Association Roorms, Cook-street; the Right Rev. Dr. O'Reilly. Catholic Bishop of Liver- pool, presiding. Among those present were Sir. T. Stamford A.Benes, the Rev. P. P. Anderson, the Rev. A. A. Bennett; MessrsC.1J. dCorbally, J. ...

... CARIAR VON BOROUGHS ELECTION. I - 5 MR. JONES-PARRY AT CRICCIETH. The Conservative subcommittee met again yesterday. at the Royal Hotel, Carnarvon, there being presernt Colonel siacknille West (representing i ord Il'erhyn}, Captain Wynn Gritfith. Major Platt, and Mr. W. B. G. Jones. The Conservatives since Tbhtrsday have abandoned all Lope of running a candidate; blit at the eleventh hour Mr, ...

... CLEICAL VANDALISM. TO TIE EM RfI OF TEcE' PIVEWOOL MtCURTY. a- Gentlemen,-I have read your remarks upon I is Maghull Church with much pleasure, and learn }D, with regret that the Ormskirk Church, which IL ill used to be familitr with 25 years ago, has fallen' el into the hands of the Philistines. I do not allude to the architect who has had charge of by, the restoration,5 as destruction is ...

... Yesterday afternoon; Sir Stafford Northeote prae sided over the annual meeting of the Constitutional Union, held at St James's Hall. Amongst those present were Mr. Bereaford Hope, M.P.; Mr. Staveley MiU, M ;P. Hon. EL Stanhope, P.; Mr. H. S. Northote, MY., &c. The report of the Executive Committee stated that the number of members beilargely increased during the year. The financial position of ...

... I MERIAI PARLIAMEN. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The Speaker took the chair at,12 15. - LANCASBT, Ac., PETITIONS. Petitions were presented in favour of relieving supporters of voluntary schools from the education I rate in proportion to their subscriptions to the former, by Mr. Whitley from the Roman Catholic congregation, St. Bridget's, Liverpool, and by Mr. M'Farlane from the Roman ...

... (FM= the Londm Gcetee ef lost ight.) BANKRUPTCIES ANNLLED. fl oe~s, ThomasArhr Tucks, P2, Traeist>ook-5(ia arid 9, Johntee, Adelphi, both ki iddieaex, archi- ?? Aug. 4, 2 - .3. iderczz.Wokcing, Surrey. and ,ldeeshot. Sr.Preeri bck.X t~ie ?? JIali 10 last BA. LUPTS Bridgewater, Johns Thomas. and Fancis Posbtr Bridge- waer. trding as Bridgewater Brothers, at Par~feld Miis, Cekeate, ...

... 0 wimllool n1graq. SALVS POPSUT LEM SuPRENA. . At Ormskirk, a young woman, a dress- maker, has died apparently from the effects of a fright sustained by suddenly hearing the loud yelp of a dog as she was walking through the street. The miners on strike in North Wales will have a meeting to-day to further consider their position, but it is not expected that they will give way, though some of ...

... . HEALTH COUMNTEE. -Mr. A. B. Forwood presided at the usnal weeldy meeting of the Health Committee, which was held yesterday at the Municipal-buildings. Dale-street. There were also present Messrs. J. B. Smith. E. Grindley, A. Boyd, S. Smith, Hamilton, A: h. 3Bligh.- THE HEALTH OF THE CITY. The Medical Officer of Health reported that the number of deaths registered in the citv of Liverpool ...

... ITHE PRESTON! GUILD FESTIVAL.! I At. Ad so __ _i - OUTLNE O THE WEEK'S - or -PAROCE:EDINGS. 11 The full pro mrne of the arrangements in It- connection witthe week's Guild festival at ts Preston, commencing on. Monday, the 4th 1Y September, and closing on Saturday the 9tb, de has been compiled and published by the Joint se Guild Committee of Master and Journeymen Perinters.' The Guild Mayor ...

... INCORPORTION # OF WALLAl I. I. TO ?? zDrrOsR Or THE LTVuUVOOL1 usIesRY, Gentlemen,-From some remarks made by Mr. Frank Pooley at the soirle of the Seacombe lnsti- tate on Monday evening last, it would appear that he is labouring under some misapprehension as to why the promoters of the petition for obtaining a charter of incorporation for Wallasey wished to submit it to the members of the ...

... GRAND BAZAA.R AT WREXHkM. set SP1TECEH, BY THE JUDGE . AD E-'S at GENE3RAL X SIBt ROBERT CUNWIF&E p he A bazaar was yesterday opened in the Public I i Hll, Wrexham, for raising funds for the erection pi -of a newv Welsh Weslyeyn chapel in that town, the 0on accocumodation gf the building at present in use of having been found inadequate. The membership Dsof the Welsh of urctt at present ...