... 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. ...

... THE WIRiRAL CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL.. Theceremony of laying the corner stone of the Wirral Children's Hospital, Birkenhead, by the Right Hon. Lord de Tabley, Right Worshipful Pro- vincial Grand laster of Cheshire, will take place to-morrow. In connection with the event, the Freemasons of the provinces of Cheshire and Lanca- shire, under thp direction of Bro. H. Finch, ?? are making arrangements ...

... CURIOUS CHARGE OF OBTAIING .BY FALSE PRETENCEBS. At Warwick quarter session, yesterday, Edmund Ernest Pearson, aged 25, builder, and Samuel Bush, aged 36, general dealer, were indicted for obtaining by false pretences, from the Rev. Richard licictnan, rector of Birdingbury, near Rugby, a concertina and wcase value £5. Mr. Fitzgerald prosecuted. Mr. Dorsett defended. It appeared that some two ...

... - i- ! ?? T -- : E SWEA.TER. A WEDNESDAY, J-UNE .28 The weather to-day has beeu cloudy at tbe masority of stations, butthere seems to have been an almost entire absence of raun, and the winds bave been very light iii fdrce. The chart for eight -aen. shmwed that tbe anti-cyclone which lay over France yesterdoy bad inereased alittle in height and- that the' brometer was iising slowly in that ...

... 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 ?? 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 ...

... OUR LODOnN CORRESLPONDUnCE I n , - LoNDoi,,r Ta aDrAY EVENING. I Turkey has entered the Conference. Not only Bismark bat Kalnocky has helped to open e the Sultan's eyes to the fact that this time d England'i8 really in earnest. These war pre- ,t paratic- ?? they. were able to say, have a signif- L cance to which no wise statesman will be blind. . They w that if Turkey stood aloof and refus' i ...

... W f- g e n e s. E c o t ?? Y . 'I EOI'TsOr CaV tol.oy that Mr.. Fawcett ' epa for cbeia~r telegraPhY to be -Lcred t_ Pl Iature to think there is one p renatwre n t He said bimseif that MsrOzi Ib 'JI..the increase in number -r emood es'- vould be greater than a *rectln ibate- his caictlations. That is c 1bich te ,Irle matter turns, and, as roi ODoften w D I to doubt the Telegraph At~b° ha'' j ...

... r4 THE COURT, &c. (imn the Offi Court Circular.) Wrnwsoa CASTLE, JurN 29. The Queen, the Duchess of Albany, and Princess Irene of Resse drove out yesterday afternoon. The' Right Hon. Sir R. Cross, ?? and Lady Cross and Vice-Admiral Sir Edmund Commerell, ?? arrived at the castle yesterday afternoon. Her Majescy's dinner party included the Duchess of A&any and the Princess Irene of Hesse, the ...

... ME3RsITY COLLEGE, t.LIVERPOOLy.P C3;OSE OF TRE FIRST SESSION. The5 Prnia of ?? (Mr. G. H. Rendall prW A68 hs prepaedj the following statement of the progress of the college during its flr9t sesson, which, terminatedl yesterday -- In the hope that the college would be in apoestion to commence work in October, Mt. G. H. Rendall Fellow of T ainity Co, i Cambridge, was e omi-. dnteb prindpal in ...

... MERCHANT TAYLOR'S SCHOOL, - CROSBY. - ANNUAL PRIZE DISTRIBUTION. Yesterday, the annual distribution of prizes to the pupils attending Merchant Taylor's School, Crosby, prior to the breaking up for the midsum- mer vacation, took place in the large hall of the school, There was a large attendance of the boys and their friends. 'The M'orsbioful Master of the Merchant Taylor's Company (Mr. J. ...

... I [PERIAL PARLIAMENI. | THURSDAY, JUNE 2-). LEADING INCIDENTS. ROanE oF'CosnfO;S, THURSDAY EvfNsSG. 'We have bad an ominous intimation this evening from MIr. Gladstone. To a breathless House the Premier announeed the wish of the Government to make as much progress as is possible this week with tjxo clauses of the Irish Crime Bill; and this, coupled with the statement that the Government may ...