... THE DIY-ILIN- OUTRAGES. ?L1 - ?? ?? L ?? Lfl*.Ljhe i ISONERS COMMTED Foi i i TRIAL. Tie specia, corresndent of the Press Associa. ITin ciegreianbing from Dublin last evening. 5ays- The sacte ense of alarm ani- disquietude which has> b ee3n ?? by the peaceable inhcahtants of a nduringtapasfewdays is sensibly diminish. r Ilg, an '3 i} se absence of any furt'er evidence of oithe irn ancy of ...

... 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 ...

... wvrV0 0T tvBtrl* OAL*VS PoOLI 7mI BUPRMEA. FLer Majesty the Queen paid a special visit to ?? Rospital yeserday, ad ?? I -- -- ?? A- En god Plaid v5S1E, W Lm-Ay _nUOpI; YLbWU-.7 - with her own hands decorated those soldiers who haiT been wounded in EgyptI Dr. Playiair presided at yesterday's sitting of the Rouse of Commons, as the Speaker was still indisposed. Sir Wilfrid Uawson again asked the ...

... SPECAIL TELEGRAJYS, &dc. no The inquiry into the Bromley bridge railway ter disaster, by which seren lives were lost, was opened he yesterday by Colonel Yolland. It ia- I Tlle Hon. John Lowry Cole, brother of the Earl ; l of I maiskillei; died near Enniskilen yesterdcv. ve ! mzorning. H~e formerly represented that borough vy in Parliament. t '3a The Press Association learns that the marked m- ...

... MR. SM THE PEQPLE'S FRIEND. it |BY A LADX . £ d t a l speaking for myself and, other ladies who i ly think with me, we are of opinion that it is bt et with feelings of the deepest thainkfulnssthat a :e every true lover of the poormust see the name i that comues befoif the city as that of the Liberal *Y stdida eferpanliwatentay service. We cannot P write honours in this eonnectioii, for we ...

... SHIPPING- DISASTERS. L - ?? By ran STvxarSrv Crs SlEawkrm..-l Captain Thomas Atkin, master of the baroue Rochester, with his crew, desire to express their thanks and gratitude to Captain Casenrert and the ! oiteers and crew of the steamship C(lan -stewart for i the timelv rescue which thev efiected b' -emeans of I the steamer's lifeboat under the comrme nd of the! chief officer, when the ...

... - at he WIGAN. sS Th TH NQTE NATIONS. A is The noonamtioa of candidates for the vacancy at W Vigan took place yesterday. His Worship the a Mayor (Mr Alderman Park) and the Town-clerk g (Mm Veace) attended at the council chamber from - to eleven till- one- oclok toreceive the papers. The he business was mauked by no excitement or .g entlinaf and, efept for the P e of a few ay lours ...

... e1sTHE LIBESRAE CANDIDATE AND.1a . T¶fE It .7 Df ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION OF MR. Dd SSAMUEL SMITH. 3d r. as. Last eveniag the Executive of the Liberal a- Association met at the new offices, Granite- buildings, Stanlev-street for the purpose of hearing the the decision of the lanagement Committee as a to the selection of a candidate for the repre- he sentatio of Liverpool in Parliament. Mr. R. ...

... ME~SHME CHA-MBn~ OF AGRXCULJTUE. -- - lor A FVTnfl a, AgLSlt Cre wae. Mr. SH J. Tolletwthe, M.P., I presided. and there was a large arind satebnre I The SxClRTAnY (Mr. Thomnas 0lb' umte , the oreportof thleL I2Ce u l It referred to the dis- e ?? anich had, takaen place at if ofithe Cbamnaber held in Chester with rpc oftr is ?? forotenancqis of agricalttur l w e the following resolitiotbe, ...

... YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTILA INSTITUTE. Yesterday, at noon, Mr. Clarke spinlU opened a sale of work at St. George's Hall. in aid of the new lecture-hall and building- for the Liverpool Young Women's Christian Institute, Blackburue- place. The Right Hon. the Earl of Aberdeen ihd the Countess were to have opened the bazaar, but in conequence of the sadden death of their daugh- ter they' were unable ...

... FORE IGN NEWS. -RuTr .ssav r- -] c EGYPT. CGeni, Nov. 29. a General S-ir Andrew Clarke has nearly completed v his mission, having inspected all the sanitary establishments. Although the effects of the late eainpaign are still rather heavily felt by the number of.adrrissions to hospital, the cases are now of a less virulent character, and rarelv have a fatal termination. Hospitals are working ...