... BENAD_ TOWN COM-cij Th., I.,, ?? ' a V m( nof the paceedings ohel yesard Water oomja the Micipal e .t, ther Wilis Lard in thebaz:cbw.ltgt bMr. RvAIxsO haeing muoed the onsfition of hie of uthre pofth and WadX i oldb eter Corn- oavnitee, te ~ h als ftecmite a . r.e ¶1!..h. ASo inquire the pootao s itio o the anr31T e committerw as regarded the increase of the water Pr ?? Two years ago the subet ...

... GAZET NEWS. (Fromd te Lond7oGeradge frdpniht.) BANKRUPTS, John Lewis, 23 Baventonse-road, Hornsey-road, Middle- WMx, out of business, late of the Grove, Stratford, Essex, draper. George Amoek and Charles Acoek, the Terrace, Barry- road, East D~alwicha, Surrey, contractors, trading as LG. and C. Acock. )C. A. Futlum, 194, D)rayton-park, Holloway, Middlesex. 3Swholesale confectitoner. J. oseph ...

... -I POPTTL22I LEXo SUPalA Sg17 PIP BA o, i § - ?? The Rev. E. F, Green was released on saturday avening from I. ancuter Castle, , _ I-~ +I Q AA ?? In AMorn- Pastu-3 --tritoM o- and proceeded by the 8 50 train to More- Dambe. arriving there about nine o'clock. 0otwithstanding that his release was not generally known, he was identified bv several persons at the station, but no denao32tratin was ...

... iDAIRY FARM~ah Q. MRS30l5O Tax EX=POOZVilORL .- th. `StmfYdrarticles on the subject of the be I OficarOUU 33AgriCulture in the Mcgrpm othe i 28th and' 30th of October, -covey -the' ?? 64 IrtiM You take a thorough interest inilebt ,o- o Orns agric-ultuire, 'whether of. Ltaneasbire or 'else- fu it where and that von aje serimuly sollcjito for the -tb Usuccess of this i~otn nuty DAlsy-fsrmu i, ...

... EMPERIAL PkTAEN -TIJIESDnAY, OCTOBER 31. -. -on] LEADING JNOII)XNTS. Iu~ HoesE or? Cocnsos, TvFsDAY Ninny, coaor 'In expectation that Mr. Gibson's crucial amend- ~ meat to 'the first, clilurs resolutioa would be reached Ii early this evening, honourable members were Id present in force at the hour of prayers, -and th, er preliminary business was got through with com- H Imendable saedd. Alfter ...

... LOCAL MWS. T1z ?? oF ra Ln{ms&-D; Most of the Liberal members of the City Council l met yesterday at the Reform Club, Dale-street, in E order to decide the course that should be adopted 0 by their party on the 9th instant, the date of the.I b election of the chief magistrate of the city. The n president of the Liberal Association (Mr. S. B. p Ouion) took the chair. The proposal of the Con- vi ...

... The monthly meeting of the Liverpool School 2 h1 'Board was held yesterday, in the Municipai-build- BiJ ings, Dale-street, Mr. S. G. Rathbone in the chair. ais There were also present Miss A. Davies, the Revs. Canon Bycroft and J. H. Honeyburne, Dr. John Bligb, and Messrs. H. B. Gilmour, W. Oulton, S. re; Booth, IL Yates, J. R. Gaskell, and James Hakes. du, Mr. Hsas, who moved the adoption of ...

... HERSEY DOCKS BOARD. s The weekly meeting of the Mersey Docks and Harbour BoaTd was held yesterday, at the Dock- s office, Bevenne-baildings. In the absence of Mr. T. D). Hornbv (chairman), Mr. Nelson presided, and de the other members present were Messrs. Parker, Jo] y Barrow, Gon, Sinclir, Crow, Patterson, Bingham, ?? Lo -INlt, Glynn, Skin, Gladstone, Poole, and William- wI d. ?? the ...

... MONDAY, NOVEI*ER 6. The weather to-day, although generallj fair in the morning, has since become cloudy and rainy at all our more southern stations. The, winds have, however, been much lighter in force than of late. This morning's chart showed that the subsidiary depression which was advancing towards our south-west coasts on Sunday evening had entirely dispersed, and that the barometer was ...

... THE ATTEH[T TO ASSM;1 KEG YI LIN. 1 The 41gemeie - 'A e always been -llainforme and PS in reference to Bakan affairs, P from Belgrade upon the ?? Xadame,0s1ercOr,,cS, upon the life C ` e which the writer says- Affars i es It is only n atural that t Grest P.a:, Servia's nearest neighbour aho' interest in Servian affairs. Bat ° Ito corstantl~ makting the mnistakso OI't- they have won the game ? ...

... HF VSIT OF THE LORD MAYOR OF LONDON TO LVERPOOL (Sry.Wi ttahe MMnthe Lord Mayor of London the (S J Whursday W~ls), who arrived in Liverpool th evnn, drove front the North- e western Hotel toteTown-hall, 'where he rvas' 1i'eerd by the Mayor (Mn Jobn Hughes). Acoaptw m( inz2 the Mvitation of Councilior S. B3. Guion, his dui 311rshP afterwsrrs went on board the steamer 00 Alaska, which is lying ...

... ; OUR LONDON -CORRESPONDENCE ;a - , - I : - -L oxnon,- S4Tusuns EVssnw. likely to be kept more grandly than any similar event in political history. Hundreds o signatursof te best M in -metropolitan Liberalism axe being attached to the address about to be presented to him on the behalf of 1the London and Coujnties Liberal Union, in- viting him to a great decaonstration, doing honour it onces to ...