... | THE NASH-GROVE SCHEME AM) OLD LIVERPOOL. TO m sMrrosIOrS O E LIRPOOL U Csa usr. 1E Gentlemen,-Mr. Samuel Smith has taken up a R verv imiortant question-if possible, to improve 31 i the homes and the social condition of our working in population. But, in dealing with the Nash-grove B . feature, he is only touching the fringe of a very large question. l All the courts and the narrow streets ...

... LIBERAL CROTCHETS ANT) | CROTCHETY LIBERALS. TO THE 1DUTORS OF TH1E LIVEa5FOOL _E CLRY. Gentlemen,-I am as thorough a Liberal as your vcorrespondent A. Glendower, and can assure him that I am not one of the half-hearted ones he - refers to in his letter of to-day. Bat l am one of those who look for Liberal measures and legislative reform from a Liberal Government; and no Liberal ?? can ...

... E|cl.1 ne[, wi Presiding, in the absence of the Maie. THE PROPOSED) WHOLESALE FISH icd recommnat~iun that the committee be 'rtoisato negotiate for the purchase of the site Great Charlote-steet and Rose-steet, contain- about 2284 square yards, referred to in the re- ,10artof the rpron surveyor of the 14th March, - rfor the purpose of the erection thereon of W' ) ...

... THE STATE OF MRELAN. I. A LAXDLORD AN SOLDIER SHOT DEAD. ( The Press Association says a telegram has been received by the Government announcing that Mr. Burke, a& landed proprietor in Galway, abont whom there has been considerable anxiety for some time, was shot dead whilst riding home near Athenry, and a soldier who was in attendance upon him was also shot. A Galway correspondent telegraphs ...

... I NIKVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD. The honorary degree of D.D. was conferred yesterday, in the Sheldonian Theatre, upon the Venerable Alfred Blomfield, hIA., All Souls' Col- 3ege, Archdeacon of Colchester, designated Bishop Sutiragas of Coichester. 'There was a large at- tendance of visitors. 'Tho reverend gentleman, vvho wnas vwnly anuplauded, was presented to the Vice- Chancellor by the Rev. ...

... THE MAYOR OF LIVERPOOL ON EDUCATION AT BIRENFTIEAD. The bazaar in aid of the building fund for the erection of new schools in connection with Christ Church, Birkenbead, which was commenced on AWednesdav in the Skating Rink, Park-entrance, 13irkonhoad, was opened yesterday by the Mayor of Liverpool (Mr. John Hughes). in the presence of a large number of ladies and gentlemen, amongst others ...

... THE ORANGYE PROhCIAL GRAND LODGE. The annual meeting of the Orangemea con- nected with the province of Liverpool was held last week, at the Foresters' Hall, Southport. The Worshipful Grand Treasurer (Bro. Jervi) occupied the chair, and Bro. Everett, D.P.G.M. -was in the vtce-chair. The meeting was opened in due form by the Rev. Gostavus Carson, P.G. Cbaplain. The minutes of the previots ...

... jOUR LoNDoN coRRESPONDENCE I LONDON, THURSDAY EVNIeNG. The party of action Fasso far triumphed in the C4binet that steps have been taken which will enable England to act alone, if - France will not support her, in 'mnkiniing the, Suez Canal, even to the length of landing troops, should no other method oiffer Itelf. So fs* as the canal is concerned, it isoutilde the subject to be considered by ...

... I The final meeting of the committee and sub. scribers of the Stanley Hospital Gala aud Bazaar was held in the Council haimber of the Town-hall veqterday. The Mayor (bIr. John Hughes) presided, and among tbose'present were Sir J. A. Picton, Major M'Calle, the Rev. 0. A. Carter, Dr. Costins, Dr. Grossman, Dr. Whitford, Dr. Sheldon. Dr. J. Kellett Smith. Dr. A. C. Hughes. Messrs. J. A. Makin. G. ...

... STATIONS OF THE BUITISH ARMY. Ln- in %Vhere two places iro ,nrtionned, thle last nanted is tbat IIS which the lepst of thls'-regiment. is stationed l~~~n ~~CAVALRtY. lisw 1sf Life Guarsr,i ilydo Park 3thi Dii to, It ?? pThodi, l[ho ?? G~u.,trds. Wi dsor Igal; Caattrirburr R~oya liar.e Gi.. ltcgonu's Phk. )tl Lancers, Unitit 11a; Cant'sb by 1st, Drairoon 'Ads. ixtcrut ; 11th Itutisars. Li ci ,w ...

... WV~RETLaHO MATCH AT EWOOn PARK.- A wrestling Imatch for.9£10 ii-side took plane on this ground on Satur- S.day, btwes- Alfred Alipin. of Dlarwen Chapels, and Christopher B~eckett, of Further-gat's. The matchwa ;h wyrestled in Lancashire fashion, catch weight. Aspin ,be proved tise winner. THEm DEPARTURY OF TnE RIvM W. J. Mifoesipe.-At - the close of hiR sermou at St. Barnallas's Church on Sun ...

... i- : HOUSE OF LORDS. THURSDoAY. . Lord GRANVILLE, replying to a question by Lord Salisbury, stated that the state of affairs in Egypt was very serious. He explained the novementof the Govern- ment, and added that HerMajesty's Government had thought it right to ccede to a proposal of Francs for a couference of the Powers at Constantinople, having for its object the maintenance Of the normal ...