... - OI3UR LON OCORRESPONDEN ! . ?? The' best news from Irsa is that the Arrears Act is beginning to work.- F or some - reason-wbether the indisposition of lauiords to place eviction- beyond their power, or hope di _ that the tenants would pay all that the law fo _ required of them.-for a time it looked as tb f though the law would remain very much, of a to dead letter. Both partiese to the ...

... XLATEST SNEWSJ : ?? to :TE COURT. -c to T -QUMN A van ENrawq CoraneT.- 3 Her MAjesty has exprefsed a desire to receive the mB officers, non-ommissined offcrs, and ment cf the aF Indian. contingent on Monday next, at 12 30, at J Windsor Castle. They 7 will accordingly -leave V. Padding a on that day, arrivng at Windsor at W A113. Her Majesty will arrive in London at 10 40 am to-day from ...

... F, LIBERALISM L WEST CHESHIRE. | The Liberal Committee of the Bebington, Brow.- e borough, and Snital District of West Cheshire ' LO baving arranged'a series of lectures to be delivered during the'winter months upon political and social A subjects, a public meeting to inaugurate the course was held last evening at the Assembly-room, New ferry. Mr. Edward Evans.jun., occupied the hasir, if and ...

... JEIERLA PAMIAXi. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15. . LEADNG INCIDENTS. H Horse: OF COMnMONS, WEInwESDAY. The. report of the Select -Committee which has just concluded its sittings in reference to the corm- 'mittal to prison of Ar. Gray, M.P., for contempt of I court, promises to givesome trouble. At the sitting I of the House to-day, Mr. Cowen gave notice of his I L intention to ask for a day on which ...

... THE RASSACRE OF THE JOYCE FAMIM FOURTH DAY OF THE TRIAL.t Patrick Casey was again placed in tbe dock of t] the Green-street Commission Coart yesterday, to y answer the indictment charging him with the t] murder of Mrs. Bridget Joyce, at Masamtrasna, on a the morning of the 8th Augustlest. In the earlier ri part of the day the aspect of the court suggested n l the idea that public interest in ...

... , LATEST, NEWS. THE COURT. &C. ce EZ 1 Jou Yr oWm Baona n To 7r WiNDsotrBushbury Junction was reached at five to m. yesterday morning. Here engies were ebanged. Ik Her Majesy then proceeded to&'Imdsor, which was W le reached at 8 50, the journey being 592 miles. Her b )e Majesty, who still wears mourning costume, seems Za is to have benefited by her stay in the Highlands. and at o. Princess ...

... OEIG NEWS. - I ' J'arsa TEraeaaf-- EGYPT. B ?? Nov. 15. eMr. Broadley has written a letter to Sir Charleh Wilson complaining of the treatment experienoed by Emin Bey el Shemsy, one of the prisoners at Zagazig. It iestated tbat the prisoner is employed at Zagag, where he icas a large cotton grower, an watering the streets. Prom visits to all the hospitals sad fromn official Fretom6s the Cairo ...

... DIOCEs or OF MXaycnsr-At the Diocesea. : Registry, on Tuesday, the Bishop of Manchester licensed the Rev. William Stocks, student of St. Bees, to the perpetual curacy of St. Leonard's Downham, near Clitheroe; and the Rev. John James Lancaster, of St. Aidan's College, to the ver- petual curacv of St. Peter's, Inildp, Preston. Hxis lordship also licensed the following stipendiary carates: - The ...

... LIBERALISM PIN -EERTON. er.LEUfTE-.ot~ THE PENS ION { LIST.. were Another of the lectures in connection with the Liberal Association took place last evening, at the NOV. Hamilton-road Schools,-Everton, when the Rev. J. the D. Alford, of the Financial Reform Association, had gave an address on the Subject of 1The pension e all List:. or Curiosities, of Ex~penditure, Notwith- ?? standing ...

... :SELECT VEShY. THE AMOUNT OF THE SCHOOL B ARD RATE. The usual mneeting of the Select Vestry of the Parish of Liverpool was held yesterday. at the Parish Offices, Brownlow-hil. Mr. ChurchwardeD Boote presided. -The other members present were Messrs. Bobinson, Frzliam Crosfeld, Buddin, W. Bowler, H. Vaughan, Williams, J. Price, Parry, Woodcock, Towers, Hewitson, Morgan, Mahoney, P. Smith, Ingham ...

... I TH -MANCHESTER CANAL AND 5, I SANGYI CAPITALISTS. I a o TH HoELa O0 TE LI>aL YEBCnar. Je] Gentlemen,-Anlow a word of warning from an ry id stager, who remembers thousands of families r- being rained during the railway mania. Is Already there have been millions of money lost by le sh|am companies for electric light, and now there are d thousands of pounds being spent to laanch a scheme g for ...

... IFURO1USDRIVING. t0 To TnE EOiTOw5 0 THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. I- Gentlemen,-I was very glad to see in the Ar- s cm7n of Friday and Saturday that attention had if been drawn to the practice of reckless driving, now It so prevalent in Liverpool, as it is absolutely neces- d, sary that something should be done by the atithori- Lt ties to put a stop to this common danger of the streets. I can bear ...