... Liv}mPoot Yoe 0£E' INSTITCTM-ltiS Ic Worship the Mayor has received a telegram fo su the Right Hon. the Earl of Aberdeen stating that, LT owing to the death of his infaut daughter, he ovill not bh able to come to Liverpool to lay the ci *memorial stone of the new lecture hail in conne- t Lion with the above institute on Thursday next. The L Mayor's proposed luncheon at the Town-hall on bc that ...

... >, - roIlcY IN -rS F ft 01 - rT. war corre- t 3nW~dre5sT 'eali Club, Foley- N ?? -. ^ q sn;$n r_-,p&1 Ln ti t .De Jor' StevensonH ?? 15 DC1D Ied 5aince. On pi Ce- P. uegbesW .-a r ' 1t, . rilailton as Jt. i . ' i ao * the ,ecturer. after re - r it, thecau-e ef' ca i'iete d that the ti ?? Association ' o ee°; ti Mr. hamel tc 7, , repei':l of Liverpol g 7j-> epeett3,s;'.=3nwhose af b+ ...

... LIERPOOL PHILHARMONI SOCIETY. - 11 When we take into consideration the i S enormous number of works with which Haydn bc had previously enriched the musice of the world, ho a sense of astonishment is aroused when we thear his fresh and vigorous utterance in The Pi 1i Seasons, which was written while he was on tii It the verge of the patriarchal age of three scoret o and ten. But, our wonder ...

... A WELTSH CHAPEL SQUABBLE At Carnarvon County Court, yesterday, before 11 il Air. Horatio Lloyd, Mr. J. Glynne Jones (Bangor) e - applied under the Trustees Act, on behalf of the e Rev. H. Smyrna Jones and others, trustees of the e Welsh Independent Chapel at Penisaurwvaen,for the 2 f removal from the trust of Owen Jones and four a s others, and for an order restraining Owen Jones from ...

... 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 ...

... OURLOIDON ORREO1hDENO I LoNDoN, Wawnanry EvENIwG. To-day's progress in Parliament has not been sucifas to. encouge the hope of a very esrly adjournment. The ?? have again carried. all . before. them; but they cannot prevent the upspringhng of. newv amendments, nor. would they wish to do sO if they could. They rather invite add en courage discf i sion upon the problem and experment of grand ...

... THE -DOCK BOARD AND THE PURCHASE OF THE PILOT BOATS. TO THE CIO¶ S OF THE LVERPOOL 3EC'URT. Gentlemen,-I ean but agree With the Working t Pilot, whose letter appeared in your issue of -the 25th instant, that the award of the arbitrator baa I given the greatest dissatisfaction, and caused the c greatest coosserntion to those who were share- f holders in he pilot boats. I cannot agree with him ...

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... si I- k. a- if fez aI is g 7 1- el rum a B, h PRESTON. This morning the poll will be opened, and never in the palmiest days of the old freemen who enforced their views with bricks and bludgeons, never in the time of its ancient household suffrage, was a contest ever conducted with more rancoar, more bitterness of spirit, than is displayed by the two sections of Conservatives ranged on the ...

... MAIL - - ?? - 2 - ?? .08r,M .a-£ECA- .- from Ca'inur, rt tr e B|IDaeS. 1N1 ' Con.st:- viPersi:-'. GobI, let: ?? -e ~..o ?? r 'd Bom.bay, Mor ?? '~}onnater~sy, ri.ei a:n ?? .8 pont, vnbt erp.2mr3ss.1e.-.'.'n.. ?? ;s e IYider.>a': arnviei.-ex- -I teIBa!J'N~LM Zfc'tn-:.-I:y ts~ ase! ;armer Zir1gute:. o: ;L * Ce ',jBomb)ay, stlT~es: zS l=~ Iu ON~lue, ?? .: !1 le steamer Gee!. ,ag A;ref.- - - ...

... HEALTH- COMTTEE, W hot - The first meeting of the newly-constituted Health ste, 's Committee was held yesterday afternoon, at the sPI e Llnniciptl Offices. The M~ayor (Mfr. William Bad- is' ;. eliffe) presided until the election of chairmen, and on ?? the other memboers present were Aldermen Boyd tbi y anzd Nicol, Messrs. J. B. Smith, Hawley, S. Smithbo iS Griudley, Woodcock, Holden, ...