... I;OCAL DIVORCE SUITS. In the Divorce Court at Westminster, esterday, ty before Sir James :Egnuen, the CAe of Herd v. tr Herd came. on for hearing. This was a ?? in' De which the wife, Cecilia Ainne Herd, mued for t a judicial separaion by reason of the adultery of ' her husband, Job'n Herd, a corn merchant, of LiverpsooL The suitb wae originally one for divorce on the 'ground of adultery and ...

... 0 Tim Conpoanos Aurunse ExnmiTioS.-Wed- 5 oseday was the 77th day on which the Corporation Pk Exhibition of Pictures in the 'Walker Art Gallery I ' 'ad been open. Since the opening there had been j p 26,946 admissions at one shining, 11,967 at sixpence, i c( and 21,136 at threepence, the amount thus yielded jT being £1910 ls. 6d. Two hundred and seventy- IVj eis pictures hare been sold, ...

... FORWOOD AND LBEAtTY. To THE EstOflS OF TE LIVERPOOL EICURLy. Gentlemen,-One paragraph in Mr. A. B. Forwood's address to the electors of Liverpool is strangely at variance with historical facts. One wonders at the unblushing assurance which, while commending the civil rights and religious liberty we enjoy, and the inestimable blessings they have brought to this nation, asserts that these have ...

... 'LATEST NEWS4 0 I . . ?? ?? -Ai Irt THE CGITRT, ?? WreDSOR CAMiS DxC 9. The Queen and the Princess Beatrice drove out yestherdayafternoonatye by the Hon. Victoria.! r walked and drove this mornngattededby helon. H~oratia Stopford.I Captain H. IH. Edwards (loyal Welsh Fusiliers) I arrived at the Castle yesterday, and had the honour of being inclded in her Majesty's dinner ( party. f The Rev. IL ...

... tzznma's TZLZWRZJZI1 ENGLAND FRANCE, AND EGYPT. co PARIS, Drc. IL tb The pliva Thm iss, in an artice to-day upon the relations between France and England in regard 1 to the Egyptian question, says- Ever irnce English iinfluence has sought to obtain externsive pre- E' dominance at Cairo, Egvpt has presented a of most scandalous and sickening spectacte. English La authority has disarmed ...

... - el- 1t 't L , . ti - -d - - - 0 ° ?? , eetion wbich toclk place ?? ie n a lberal nctorv.lP -: St.t At ZL .. :oo of the poll showed that a t had polled 18,198 votes, as onf ,. -,NM*9 polled for Mr. A. B. For- ael - amaorit ,-to Mr. Smith of 309. wi: at c the late -Archbishop Of sto ?? took; place yesterday in Adding- me in the presence of a a . ssem o. distmguished per- the Pukes of Connaught ...

... noc, Fins tic No mo~re comprehensive term can be desired to a api of indicate the various organisations, supported -in 1f net chiefly by the working classes, which are reported werE Id- on by Mr. J. AL. Ludlowv, under the general names and cc- of friendly societies, industrial, and provident D4 ,he societies, and trade unions. The principle of all had ep- alike is the setting aside, by ...

... 23' n- The ordinary meeting of this Council was held alast night. at the Town-ball. The Mayor (Mr. e 1t James Webster) presided, and there were present id Aldermen Ponulom, Wild. Leslie. Wfliams, Joseph I he Musker, EL Musker, and Councillors Thbs, Cain, W. X me Jones, Simpson, Paddock, Dr. Eill, Glasgow, of Sergeant, James Smith, B. J. Jones, Howard, I m M'Arthor, W. H. Brdwster. he Mr. Inss, ...

... TEMPERANCE -DEMONSTRATION I]:I AT BIRXEAD. ::.i I ra1 o-SPEECHESBY THE, :PRESIDENT O H o at a WESLEYAN CONFERENCELE AE ¶ TOKISN,&c Last evening a public meeting of the associated GDC churchies0f, the Birkenbhead PresbY terian ,CbiiiclU . ?? of England. Temperance Society was held iz. St- t Antdrew's Presbyterian Church, Conway-stIreet& dno rare Birkenhead.-. -There was a large end infuent~ial ...

... I Mm ]LL McAINE'S LECTURS 4 wON SHAKESPEARE. -ast evening, Mr. T.HaII Caine delivered the last of his present course of lectures on Shakespeare, at the Lecture Hal, William s Brona-sitreet. The pecial subject of the lecture was aShalrespeare- e Teacher. There was again a large audience, the public interest in the lectures having beenpwell maintained throughout the whole series. Mr. Councillor ...

... The electionr of six members to serve on the Mersey Docks and Harbour Board for four :years, Messrs. T. D. Horuby (chairman), Thomas Harrison, David Jardine. James Poole. George B. Crowe, and T. B. Forwood having retired by rotation, took place yesterday. at the offices of the Trust, Revenue- buildings, Canning-place. The retiring members, with the exception of Mr. T. B. Forwood, again placed ...

... THE' SCENE IN THEA LENCH CHAMBERS. - F E. PAUL DE CASSAGNAC FINED. s: Si PAnts, DEc. 26, NIGn. A The two Legislative Assemblies are again at work, S] after a hristmas interval of a couple of days.. The Senate is still occupied upon the 1683 Budget. The war, navy, and dinearts estimates werejito-day voted, the last-named suffering, howeveran abate- ment of a million francs. To-morrowthe ...