... | THURSDAY, JUNE S. The weather over our islands is still in a very un- settled rain condition. This morning's observations showed, that while the mercury continued to rise over France and the more eastern parts of Great Britain, a new and somewhat brisk fall bad set in over Ireland, and the wind had backed to south- west on all our western coasts, with rain at Valentia and Cork. In the other ...

... I1 THE COURT, &c. IbYAL Ptoiro AT VAcen WaTEs-The Prince and Princess of 'Wales had their amnal picnic party at Virginia Water on Saturday evening, the com- pany including the Duke of hbnbcrrgb, Princessea Louise Victoria, and Mand, and the guests who have been staying at Uowarth Park. Upon the lake in front of the Swiss fishing cottage several boats had been provided, the St. George and other ...

... LOCAL NEWS VaOTS OF LOCAL MEaxnS.-AmOng the members who opposed Mr. Callan's amendment to class 7 .2 of the Prevention of Crime Bill, on Friday night, were the following:-B. Armitage, Colonel Black- c0 burne, Sir T. Brassey, W. C. Brooks, W. S. Caine, j) Wv. Coddington, C. C. Cotes, R. Davies, Lord C. J so iamilton, J. T. Eibbert, B. S. Howard, George J. D Howard, J. G. M'Minnies, Hugh Mason, ...

... PP- I ap E S E p ?? ?? WE RLMUC p _ WlD)NESD,& 3X 28. HOtSE O1PCOMMONQS. The Spea1ler took the c at 1215 THR L'VRItPO WU~ ASIH COX-PANY BILL. 'Tet Lords' amendmentg to this bill wret con- and ?? to. LANO~tA~SmRE, &c., PET1TiTON,, Pettios ?? in favour of Sunday Sunday scrools for chepariof Manchestert mid from he BptistooisregatonTemple~s~tra Manhe~orbyColonel Stanley from the Town Cojis c by ...

... I I HE STAT0E OF IRELAND | A Dublin correspondent telegraphs that a young Ian was arrested near the Viceregal Lodge early yesterday morning by the military patrol, and handed over to the police It was, however, soon discovered that he was a grocer's assistant returning home through the park, and he was discharged. The military have stringent orders to arrest any one found near the lodge after ...

... AnEvE, SFunflAY.--The Anchor Line steamer; Britannia left, here to-day for Liverpool. BOWENf, SATURDAY.-The Queensland Line steamer Oompta, from Brisbane, left here to-day for Batavia and Landon. cQAcuTTA, SATUEDAY.-The British India steamer Navarino left here this morning for London. COL030, SArURDAY.-The Peninsular and Oriental steamer Nepaul, from Calcutta, arrived here this morning. The ...

... INORTHEEN LAWN TEUNIS ASSOCIATION. The third annual tournament of tio Northern. Lawn Tennis Association was continued yesterday, on the ground of the Liverpool Cricket Club, Aig- burth. The results of the several matches were as I follows:- 'LADIES' DOIXBLE-HANDED MATCES. Best of Three Sets.-Two first prizes, value not less than 5 guineas each; two second prizes, va!ue not less than 3 guineas ...

... : I rOE nlrA V ITITaX 26. LDING-(Y IDENTS.N B Honsa0OP CosraroNS, MoNDAY EVENING. - I am growing almost tired of iteratingend re- Iiterating the statement that w aeohn nti Houie but Ireland and Egypt, but, a a truthful 0 histdrisn, I amn bound to say, that to-night again we oh b n bsd a = = : bbof te omin dr~eay ch have had a dreary. repetitino h aeder programnmie, with a prospect of an all ...

... LOC-AL NEWS. I TE3 LiBERAL Assocr&Tiox.-CounCillor John Davies has been elected a member of the Manage- ment Comniittee of the Liberal Association of LiverpooL in succession to Councillor S. B. Guion, who recentiy accepted the office of president of the association. ?VOTES OF LOCAL MEMBERS. - The minority supporting Dr. Cameron's motion on Monday night in favour of sispenny telegrams was ...

... I ?? SUPTERANSUATION. I I t 10 g. I- -C OP E LIVERS COL .ERtCCLRY. ?? ti-t th* isiportice of the above h is at prese-rt occupying the attention facs and enial bodies, ma' be snif TOe Oe ?? of tie following i nd anxlius waiting on the part of ?? *ernmeut on the Etb instant intro- . jikose of Coatmons a bill for the ,'ot.n ls the present auomalous and un- ' :. ef thl law relating to police super ...

... I SPECGIAL. TELEGRAMS, &c. Poop. B±'rs m Ps&uCrsi-A parliamentary i return ilsed yesterday ehows that the number of paupersin receipt of reliefn the a tday of each week in Apr% 1882, was ?? in eery came than in 1885 Ia the first week there was a decrease of 35,597; in the second of 25,B43; in the third of 26,982; in the fourth of 19,615; and in the fifth of 2095. The Metropolis showed a ...

... THE LlIYEOOL FLOWER I . MlSSION. I For a d of nearly seven years, wffling A hd nI= =g hearts have contributed in s ale large mer13e and in the most deiightfnl S; mamner to the brightening of the daily life of Y, many affficted ones in the bospitals of this city. Eli e The vl Flower Mission, occupying a of - position w hi'specularly intereStin- bemuse we M of its intentinr, like many of tie ...