... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... LOCAl NEWS.$ I The following local neabers voted with the R Covernment in tho division which tooklplace early C yesterdqy morning on Mr. Gladstone's resolution c respecting the committee appointed by the House A of Lords to inquire into the operation of the Lend E Act:-Messrs. Agnew, Armitage, Arnold, Briggs, 2. Jacob Bright, A. H. Brown, W. S. Caine, J. K. S Cross, Sir R A. Cunrliffe. R- ...

... ! A THREATENJING LETTER FRO-M A A PRIEST. Yesterdiy, at Southport county petty sessions, before Messrs. Iletclier, Smith, 'oranby, and Fish. the Rev. T. Sutcliffe, and Dr. Barron, the Catholic priest of Vormby, the Rev. Canon tlarr, was charged with 'sending a threatening letter to Mr. Brainerd Radcliffe, a Liverpool merchant, who has, in con- nection with a few friends, erected a non ...

... DISTRICT INBWS. Y lURE[ KIRKHAM. AtaoI)e AT THE RAILWAY STATION.-WceN. tilhe asth train for Llythac on Saturday evening atop peo to back r into the siding, AB usual, a Man nammed. Willa i t Rose, of Bamber Bridge, no doubt a stranger to the neighbourhood , got Out and 1ell On the metals. HiS 1Ie.de wag seriously injured end his shoulder elislocatat, and doubtless he y would have been run over ...

... GREAT FIRE IN MAN?HESTER.-HEAVY I I m- DAMAGES. | The extensive premises in the occupation of Messrs. R. Murray and Co., late Falkner Bros., silk mercers, general drapers, and furnishers, &c., Stevenson Square, in this city, were on Tuesday morning destroyed by fire. It is now nearly forty years since Messrs. 1 Falkner Brothers established their widely-known business, which was, ten or eleven ...

... i ARREST OF THE OULPRIT. lE2XA3rNATION BEFORE THE MAGISTRATES. Tho Qtieen left Buckingham Palace, on the termina- tion of her visit to London, on Thursday afternoon at lfour o'lock, and drove in a carriage, escorted by a guard of honour of the Life Guards, through 'Hyde Park to Paddington Station, where Her Majesty entered a special train for Windsor. Notwithstanding a severe hailstorm which ...

... II appears that important revelations have been ,a in connection with the outrage at Dunccht aud two men are now in custody charged with complicity in the crime of. breaking into the manso- leut end stealing the remains of the late Earl of Crawvford and Balcarres. So well have the police kept the secret tbat, although investigations upon the sub- jeet have been going on for four or five weeks, ...