... TR'ip'y COLLEGE, LONDON. I lr - - , -- IJYERPooLOFNM-E rRIZ DISTRIBTfrEON tins Thehannual dt, ej certS ?? by the Pupal in the liverpool 0 centre of the Trinii college Of Music, London, ttick plc nfaara afenom in the ball of the t flrerlial IsiuMotsse Tear(r.no 3. Hughes>, who Vs acpanieby the May rs ef PTOied, and there was a large attendance of the tlii paren and friends of the pupils. ...

... INXDTSTRAL IRELAND. ?? LECTURE BY MR. JAMES SAMUELSOIfl a Ltes A lecture -on this subject was delivered last night b in the Queen's Hall, Claughton-road. Birkenhead, a ver by Mr. James Samuelson. Councillor M'Ardle f Icr presided, and the hall was crowded. a ges The CHLmnAN said that 3r. Samuelson had just lug returnted from Irelsaid, where be had gon~e through ., the land with a determination ...

... ATE T . D - , _ I - W , D I SI- : ?? I II ?? TH OURT. hon 5 - ?? BALNRAaos CAsRas, OMr SD. zi Divine govie a Ir was a oondited at the castle red, it yesterday morning by theVery.Rev. Dr. DfllhAn moderator-of the -Genraj Assembly of the Church Id 6 of Scotland, in the uresence of -thle Queen,th g, PrneaetrcUteDcjs ?? n si ~fthe royal household. The VeryReav. Dr. Milligan to Y an ie a. Archibald ...

... TI I MNICIPA ELE flONSI Mere aebifying -of candidaes in conection utm U with to-morow's municipalelections has now - a nearly come, toa close, and the conmnittee of eanh A s contestatt in the six wards in which fighting will ProO .s take Place-Exchange, Castle-street, Great George, Q Lime-street, St. AnaeIs, and -West berby-are e turning their.more serions attention to the Impor- 7 F, tant ...

... wrool A id a lost esteningthe annualmeetigof the subacrbes f ac ex- and friends of the Liverpool Auxiliary Bible Society iti er- was held in Hope HaIl when the Lord Bishop of 'oN yo Liverpool (Dr. 3. 0. Ryle) presided, and on the ca ness plaform'were the' Rev. Canon. Taylor, Rev. Dr. vg I for rrison, Revs. John Sharp, ALA, depatation from ai bile the parent society), 11 M'Cnlhagb, S. B. ...

... FORIGN NEWS. EGYPT. .CAoG Oc, 2W, TaN Ptr. .Another Council of Ministers was held today to consider the situation of affairs in the Soudan. Ismail Peeha Eyoub declines taking the commsad fti of the forces to be sent thither, but. the Council eel 9 deoided to despatch troops withoat delay. wil AxxxenAm, Ocr. 28, 10 55 A-u lea 1 The Duke of Connaught yesterday received t visis from the ...

... The Standard Paris correspondent, telegraphing itat on Sunday night, says on this ?? is no R s prospect of any revolutionary outbreak in France, Tith nd any rumours that such an event is either ex- - ! pected or feared by the bourgeoisie or the Govern- ment are unworthy of notice. Wait alarms the Pre e public, and in a certain measure the Government, is - a that the anarchists belong to an ...

... FUNERAL OF THE LATE 2RS. WILLIAM RATHBONE. The remains of this lamented ladv were interred on Saturday at Smithdown Cemetery, in the presence of a number of mourning relatives and friends. The funeral cortege, which consisted of a hearse and six mourning carriages, left Greenbank, the residence of the deceased lady, at balf-past ten o'clock, and arrived at the cemetery at eleven. 'Where were ...

... TO TZTE EDITORS OF THE LIVEnPooL MERCURY. Gentlemen,-I saw in a recent issue an 1 acconut of the publicaus' complaints as to the r, faling off in their trade. low, perhaps The ox-' .p*rience of one who travels much, and mixes at home and abroad with men vho Iiquor up very 1 freely as an ordinary and diily thing. may be of 2 some service. I assert that it is. getting quite a ...

... THE ARMCIPAL ELECTIONS ?? whose h d~ Thold of No^Iaer b tbeetbgf euifraes a% the eletor's of Esohbage, o a3 -O3 reat Geoe, ne-s te, Westerb , ad S 7 AUa trs0tW icd re. Rchintah adbo M o -ea$h contest but perbapo th which otain the ex greatest sumae of attention Is In the ward, whore Mr. Irsughan is defendig sthe t ia 0; the ?? which he ba occpied daring the last g three yars with honour to ...

... &kLrts POP= 8= s E3L&. Ad n i Lord Penzance will hear next Satuday It an application by the Bishop of ?? C +- F-D>B QB M2 f I u . 'I to discharge the ev. S. P. Green. - i At a conference of the miners' delegates, ?? held at Manchester on Saturday, it was dis resolved to support any district, both wl morally and financially, which may have to cal stand out for the advance of wages no demanded. ...

... DESTRUCTVE FIaEs. On Saturday morning a most destructive ?? occurred at Margate, and the whole of the south side of Cecil-square was gutted. The fire broke ut in the Assembly Booms (occupied by MrH. R E Davies captain of the Fire Brigade), well knowu as a favourite resort of George IV. An elec- tioneering meeting in support of Captain Davies' candidature for the Town Council had previously ...