... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ,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 ...

... ILETTERtS TO THE EDITORS. I . - A c e - - - ted 'THE LAiTE DR. BUR ROWVS AN-D TH2 W ES EAK -S. Gentloinsn,-Mr. Henry Pratt. inhis 'etterm to-dav's ro_ - -lrcl~ru about Dr. Burrows, should let -ell aloiie on especially as to the dead. I know not, whether Mr, Pra vwas one, with others like myself, who was then ,cl on the ?? plan in the Liversool circuit with the late Dr. Burrows. If so, he ...

... MAMI NEWS. ALGIERs, WsrENEsnAr.-The British India steamer Patna,from Bombayand Kurrachee, left hereyesterday for London. BmrsBrAE, TuraDAr.-The Queensland Line steamer Roma left here to-day for London. CAIcuTA. WxDNkZsnAT.-The Dncal Line steamer Duke of Sutherland left this morning for London.-The Star Line steamer Alira arrived here this morning from Liverpool. COAnoiWx, WEDNEsDAY.-The Union ...

... ILATESIT NEWS' . . I ie6 TEI COTRT, &C ro ry. (rns the Ofcial.Covrt Crcutar.) . M he WINDSOR CASTLE, JunLY 17. SI on *Eerl Sydney, ?? lord steward, and the Right C 1i- Hon. W. E. and Mrs. Gladstone, arrived at the L 1i7 castle yesterday afternoon. The Right Hon. W. Ai be E. Gladstone bad an audieune of the Queen. Her F on aig Majsty'sy dinner 'party included the Princess C Beatrice, the Duke ...

... a OUR. LONDON CORRESPONDENCE' it I I elyrLOON, SAzDAr EvuIa.TG| In the opinion of all his friends, Mr. Bright wU has crowned his career by his resignation. It [[Or is a resignation involving the most severe per- by sonal sacrifice. The personal sacrifice involved tes is best proved by the fact that it has taken er. place so tardily. A areat deal may be written to prove that to be ?? avail at ...

... i, * SA-sPp LEXg~ Busram[. I - ft OP 8 ?? In the Rouse of Lords yesterday Lord 12 Lajington, in moving for papers on the t] AI. A- S1>4- bA; , ?? d AA1aC A A - ! sub ect, urged the desirability of carrying we out the Euphrates Valley Railway scheme, ret and strongly appealed to the Government v6. to give its serious attention to the question.! co] The Earl of Kimberlev said the whole ,7 ...

... - - [BE.=TR'S TLE MGR&X&] THE FRENCH AMIISTERIAI n CRISIS. oe as - r y PARIs, JurY 20, EvLrcrG. 01 1- In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies, Of M, T. Labuze asked for information in regard to the tii d1 Ministerial crisis. bc sd Several deputies declared that yesterday's vote Ve so was in no way directed against the Cabinet. be M. Jules Ferry, Minister of Public Instraction LI 8- ...

... on. by To THE EDITORS OF TIM LIVERPOOL AMRTmr. ad Gentlemen.-1 am an Englishman, and seeing the Lot remarks of U. S. A. on Nash-grove in to-day's ,es issue, be will pardon me when -I say that I know m that much oi what he has stated is correct, but he on has allowed, perhaps, the big piles of gold and the as- deep poverty and misery around to obscure some s obvious truths. ?? last week I ...

... LOCA-L -NIEW& Tz SYNAoGousPsR:NC1S-soAs.-It wil be heard with regret that the Rev. Morris Josephs, has, on tl account of ill-health, resigned the pastorate of the d Eynagogue, Prince's-road. r TnE LAmz MI. Tsosss Mlars-Dir. Thomas r, Widlls died yesterday, at his residence, 10, Canning- street, after a short illness. He had reached hsis 70th year. During the greater part of his life he tl ...