... y J ? MR. GLADSTQDIE'S RETUIRN TO IIAWARDEN. ?? TO TLIJBERAL ASSOCITION. On Tuesday afternoon, Mr. and Mirs Gladstone, [tOn reaching Penmacumaws Railwvay StationI on r- their retu;rn to Hawa~rden, were met by the Liberal Association, beaded by Mfr. C.:EL Darblielsir, the *-chairman, who read a congratulatory address before. Vs the train camne to the Station f;rom Holyhead. Mr. o Gladstone ...

... THE D-NU~T Carles Sout&-. ?? ,. hat ?? Soutar, a rareh JX deen, was placed at the bar o'r rei3; ng Justiciary, Edinburgh yetef , pai having by hocuself or d in sa but removed the body of the la c tle- Baslcarres from the famht ef 1 the Aberdeenshire& between the 'h` a rs.) September. 188 There1wasa A re- amongst those present bei a,, >ric of ladies, who evinced thrmod. ries interest in the ...

... T. ~, THEF CONGREGATIONAL 'UNION, I , I - . BRIsroL, WEDNESDAY. J ). The autumnal session of this body was resumed - this morning, under the presidency of Dr. M iac-t ta fadyen. i d The ?? said the Reference Committee ta e. had the question of closing publc-houses on D a Sundays submitted to them, and they approved of D d the suggesion that the assembly should he asked di .0 to adopt a ...

... '3 STr. Pvntc's Canmos, Roes, FmRar.-At the ,fservice, yesterday morning, the Rev. W., L Paige .L Cur read himself in as vicar of St. Peter's, Rook Ferry, in succession to the late Rev. Dr. Redhead. b The appointment lay in the bands of trustees, who itjit appears, having failed to secure the signature of1 ,lthe R'ev. Canon Fielden, of Bebington, to their d nomination, allowed the patronare to ...

... I ro TEE EDITORS OF THE LrVERPOOL MERCURY. Sailc Gentlemen,-Duoe notice had been given to the a Rer. -Edwards, curate of BrFngwran, Anglesey, HI t that the remains of Gwladys. the daughter of the ?? Rev. E. Cyngffi Davies, Menai Bridge, were to be in- roes terred in the same grave in which her brother lay ElaM at Bryngworar, a distance of 16 miles from Mfen~i Zu Bridge, under the Burial Laws ...

... ~R. DAVITT AT ABEBDEEN. MR DAItT. AT ABERDEEN I E . ?? TUMVlTUOUS MEETING. rig! Michael Davitt arrived in Aberdeen on Saturday. o He was met at the railway by representatives of the Sim Radical party in the city, and a great crowd van assembled to greet him. He as receipd with loud - cheers, but a few hisses were heard' as he drove clw off to the Douglas Hotel in a cab. In the fu evening he ...

... 0L~ IVERPOOL SCIENCE AND ART! ng CLASSS. l' is, PRIZE DISTRIBUTION BY PRO- 2d ~~FESSOR ABEL.'r ,~The Queen's and other prizes sand certificates at gained last session by the students of these classes t a were distributed last evening, in the lecture-hall of i ut the Five Public Library, by Professor Abel, ?? cli P.B.S. Director of the !Royal Laboratories, Wool- .( ist wich, President of the ...

... &?.XXs ?OP?LI lEI SEP?3L&. The Marquis of Eartigton hiad the eh Thnxsaar dining with the Queen on t Thursday. ;, wnn tte Queenl on X A t an ?? meeting of te 33irken- a head Towvn Concl yesterday, it was s, ~O Unced that the designs of Mr. a. s z Eflisou, architect, of Ilaie-street, ti 1WVerpeo, wvere the first in1 order of merit P for the new Tow~xhaln proposed to be t] ereeted in. Birkenhead. ...

... I Baker Pasha's proposals for the re-organisation of the Egyptian Army are now published in detail, and are very easily understood. Accepting the faet that the officerr of the late Army are unrelialble, he propoees that non-comn- tnissioned officers should be recruited from among Boa. nirans, Albanians, Iand Bulgariats, and that half of the superior officers shoild ho Englislimen engaged for ...

... I An exhibition of some 100 wvork of art, lent for the occasion by Mr. T. R. Wilkinson to the Ancoats Recrea- tion Committee, was opened on Satnrday afternoon by Mr. George Milier in the New Islington Publie Hall. The coilection,: which includes Mr. Ford Madox-Brown's Wycliffe reading his translation of the Bible 'to John oa Gaunt, drawings of Oxford and Cambridge by the f late Wm. Hull, ...

... TlHE SALFORD BETTING PROSECUTIONS. A special meeting of the Salford Town Council was E held on Wednesday, at the Town Hall, Bexley Square; the Mayor (Mr. Alderman Husband) presiding. , The first item Of business was the consideration of I the following proceedings of the General Watch Com I mitteel, under dates the 12th and the 26th September, I with reference to prosecutions under the Betting ...

... IRISH NAT'IONsTAl CONIFERENiCE. The National Conference was held on Tuesdlay in the U Antient Concert IRooms, Dubliu. Between 700 and 800 dolegates and others were present. The members of ( Parliament on the platforni were Mr. Parnell, Mr. v Dawoun (tho Lordl Mayor), Mr. ?? H. O'Donnell, I i!Ir. Gray. Mr. T. P. O'Connor, Mr. Sexton. Mr. t Justin _M'Carthv, Mr. Hodmond, Mr. IHealy, Mlr . Di-ar, ...