... CLEICAL VANDALISM. TO TIE EM RfI OF TEcE' PIVEWOOL MtCURTY. a- Gentlemen,-I have read your remarks upon I is Maghull Church with much pleasure, and learn }D, with regret that the Ormskirk Church, which IL ill used to be familitr with 25 years ago, has fallen' el into the hands of the Philistines. I do not allude to the architect who has had charge of by, the restoration,5 as destruction is ...

... BHE- TWELFTH OF JULY. - e 1ORANGE; flLMONSTRAATIONS. t i ATTACKS ON TEE IGOVEnEENT. u Gradually dying out is a fair description of t ni the annual Orange celibratioffs. Not only are the v 8 processions-with their rowdyism and obnoxious b l, displays of intolerance and sectional ascendency-r e in disfavour with many of the Tory and Protestant c s leaders who vied to countenance them, but they ...

... EGYPT3X r aut xr SERIOUS RIOTS IN CaIRO. Ler | IOs DEPOSITION OYF ARABI. fy Lit A DECISION OF THE CONFERENCE. be v DETAILS OF THE WRECK. as THE KHEDIE: ag 1IS RESCUE SD POSITION. Wt sa CI FIGHTI OUTSIDE ALEXANDRIA. ad PEREMPTORY ORDER TO THE ut EGYPTIAN FLEET. at he - LyATEST TELEGRAMIS. to ad he [meuwn's TEEGRA!5.]1 .-AExxANDRi, JULY 15, 2 15 p.m. b The rnmours of Arabi, having made an attack ...

... DOG SHOW AIM ATHLETIC SFORTS AT WREXHAM. . On Saturday a successfal dog show and athletic fT g sports were held in a field situate in Chester-street, i Wrexham. Both 'events were promoted by the ' c members of the Wrexhams. Hare and Bounds Club, sr who have held the sports annually for the past seven rears, the dog show being a new, and, as it i to seemed, a happy venture. Though the afternoon ...

... ?? . . iI9 We understand that Madame Ristorl-who, after an absence of twelve years, is again visit- ing England-will, in the course of the autumn, give a series of representations in the Alexan- dra Theatre, Liverpool. Some three weeks since, as we recorded at length at the tine, the great actress appeared in the character of Lady Alacbeth at Drury-laoe. Madame Ristori's great reputation, as ...

... Oxfo The proceedihgs were resumed yesterday, in the o'clo Brunswick Chapel, the Rev. Charles Garrett in the chair. THE PEACE SOCIETY. 1C A memorial was received from the Yorkshire Peace Society, asking the Conference to express views in favour of the ?? was resolved (t that a reply should be sent sympathising with the the E memorial. the I 3NOTICE. hnexi Rev. B. Browne gave notice of motion to ...

... M.YCHESTEIR, SUEFFIELD, AND LINCOLNSIIRE RAILWAY. The balf-yearly meeting of the shareholders of i this company was held yesterday, at the offices, s London-road Station, 3Iancheshtr, Sir Edvwardl . W latkin, Bart., MLP., presiding. , The CastrnA.?r, in moviug the adoption of the a report and statemnent of accounts, said the nnumber e of shareholders in the company at the presert etime weas ...

... TOXATETH GUARDIANS. t wvelnt ^eetin of the Toxteth Board of ves 'as wa~; he'd yesterday, at the ofcces, High- Meetr. E- Ioryp-esiding, and there were wan e-r. Titiev, Gamole. Stediford, White- Mel fed. L tosttgaaf. Elwrds. arLey, 1arrison, Bobson, Ices Tia's F:-- a- eaI Abrcrombie.-The returns tide thawed that iire were in Smithdnwn-road work- . hwe; ?? inmates, the number in the previous week ...

... tOCAL NEWS who' LNTENDED VISiT O0 MIlvsyrns TO LivEspoon- desi We understand that Lord Northbrook, the First a Lord of the Admiralty, and MIr. Fawcett, the Post- The master General, have accepted invitations to be havi present at a banquet to be given by the Liverpool the Reform Club on the 12th of October. SaCeC lst i SnCrDE AT SEA.-As the steamer Sunlight was comn en her passage from Swansea ...

... I I he he THE COURT, &Ce ,s Tueaday was the anniversary of the birthday of 17 her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cambridge, W., Ipted her 85th year, having been born, on ed the -.th trly 1797. The Duchess received yester- day morning birthday preseits from the Queen and FuB the Prince and Princess of Wales. The Dlke of 13' Cambridge1 the Princess Mary Adelaide, the Duke El of Teck and children, ...

... ,BIRTHS& DEATHS LN TWENTY-Is I EIGHT LTA.RGE ENGLISH TOWNS. TWENTY-EIGHTH WEE. 1882i |w _ In the week ending last Saturday, 5718 births b. so and 3121 deaths were registered in 28 of the largest ha r English towns. estimated by the Registrar- I e General to contain a population of nearly 8.500,000 jai' l persons in the middle of this year. The births i h exceeded by 39, wberers the deaths were ...

... LO C-AL NEWS. ?? - ?? he] Voivs OF LOCAL M:E1-.Er&C«-In the division on Tbe Thursday night on the vote of credit, the minority had of 19 included Sir WV. Lawson, H: Richard, and T. a ve C. Thompson. Amongst those who voted with the Government were-W. Agnew, B. Armitage, A. ,D Arnold, Earl of Bective, Colonel J. L Bminkberne, i Sir T. Brassey, IV. F. Briggs, Jacob Bright, C. C. I disp Cotes, ...