... iIETHODIST NEW CONNEXION I CONFERENCE. The conference was opened at Batley yesterday in the usual way. The session was held for some time with closed doors, during which cases of I character were considered The following minis- terial probationers, having' completed their term of I trial, were received into full connexion, and it was subsequently determined that they be ordained at this ?? ...

... I WELSH CALVINISTIC I AMETHODISTS. GENERAL ASSEMBLY AT 'BLA. The proceedings in connection with the above assembly were commenced yesterday,when aumeet- ing of delegates from North and South Wales, London, Manchester, and Liverpool, and other members of the assembly,was held a' the Methodist Chapel. The moderator was the Rev. David Edwards, Newport, and the secretaries were Rev. J. M. Jones, ...

... Trains from and to Preston - o - 1e o i JUNE TIME TABlLE. for V~~rom PRESTON To SAXTON AWD BROOqRTOw.-7.30' 8.,q 10.o, 4.40 5.35 9.25a. Sundays: 0.10 450. (8satrdaY4 e1 Pa BlACKBURN. AOORINGONBawR har-5-55 7.25 8.5 8.43 8.53 9.10'93.35 9,. 1 3, her12.10 1.25 2.0 2.18 3.40 4.25 4.40 5 -204. 11.1;! Sunalays:- 6-50 9-25 v. 2-25 6-10 6.24) 8.10-0 .5 7 s5 indy To B3eY AND COLsaE-5.55 7.25 S.1 , 1 ...

... | 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... & An abstract of the receipts and expenditure of the Liverpool water account for the year ending December 31, 1881, has been issued by the Water Committee of the City Council, pur. snant to the resolution passed at their meeting held in the Municipal Offices May 8, Mr. Anthony Bower, the ch airman of the committee, presiding. The income from ordinary sources amounted to £P199,783 8s. 5d., ...

... tlhe BY ONE OF Ttii~St3LfVES. ople nay, Tun1 PAsucs AND riaE F.tsIoNS.-PREVAILING Cotorns.- eon ?? - MALE ATTIER.- HIsDING IIABirs.- A I or TAILOR'S SANOTUM.-PATENT BOooTs THE TEST OF .A I to GIONTLEMAN.-LACoE AND ITS HisTORY.-TllUE ViRxGf )out QUIENX AND HER WARDaoDiE.-THN EXCuSiE FOR COL. rly, LEartxc.-A STUDY FOR THE IDIL.--ELlI9CTfICirNSS og, AND THEISE DANGERS.-PRErTY LAM~sr.-A 1)ISAP- om ...

... I I FOP'EIGN NEWS.' . ?? t] THE EGYPTIAN DIFFICULTY. ARIVAL OF THE TURKISH COMMISSIONERS u IN EGYPT. - Dervish Pasha, First Commissioner, Lebib Effendi P and Ahmed Essa Effendi, Second Commissioners, and | Vilmy Boy, Attach6 to the Mission, left Constantinople on Sunday morning on board the Talia for Alexandria, on route for Cairo. The Commission consists of 35 persons. All the foreign ...

... IN.TnIRMEtri' OF MLR. BouRKE.-Tbe remains of the 9 , late Mr. Walter M. Bourke arrived at Athione by ' the midday train yesterday, accompanied by rela- y tives of the deceased, end were conveyed under a, large escort of police for interment in the family : vault at Barnacarroll Chapel, county Mayo. Only a few of the deceased's Mayo tenants attended the 9 funeral. Twelve police were sent to ...