... I - | . ~ ~ ~ ~_ 1 MR. SAru SUn, M.P., AND TE Yoga MEN's CeHISTIsA AssociflON--A MU2FCBNT Acr.-At the annual business meeting of the Liverpool Young Men's Christian Association, held last evening at the rooms, Mount-pleasant, Mr. Alexander Balfour, J.P., presiding, Mr. Sanitel Smith, H.P.. intimated that be had, in conjunction with his co-treasurer and partner, Mr. George MFerran, undertaken ...

... -HEALTH COMRITTEE. The weekly meeting of the Health Committee k of the Corporation was held yesterday, at the Municipal Offices, Dale-street, Mr. J. B. Smith ti in the chair. There were also present Mr. Alder- man A. B. Forwood, Mr. Alderman Grindley, Dr. 'Hamilton, Messrs. J. M'Dianmid, E. FL Cookson, O W. Crosfield, J. B. Morgan, and J. T. Warring- e too.,I HEALTHE OF TE CITY.-The Medical ...

... THE NEW SYSTEM OF RECKONNG ; TiM~TI:E. The following resolution, forwarded to the Astronomer Royal, was unanimouni passed at a recent meeting of the Liverpool Astronoilai1l Society,-Tbe Liverpool Astronomical Society has seenwithple3surethestatementtasinaccore- ancewitbhtherecommendationof the International Committee, the time at Greenwich will be reckoned from the 31st of December at ...

... SPECIAL TELEGR . E | The Right Rev. Dr. Temple, Bishop of Exeter, has been appointed Bishop of London, and not the Bishop of Carlisle, as reported yesterday. At Bradford, yesterday, a weaver named Rufus Milner was remanded for a week on a charge of attempting to murder his wife through jealousy. Four persons perished in the fire in the mill of Messrs. Andrew Scott and Co., Bridgeton, Glasgow ...

... PTNTSUFFOGaTION. I- -- TO TISJM OF T1JWV _Wvjb . . . w was glad to se sletter of I A. gL G.in SatardayMs XermrylotiOimine on L above subject, and.I shall feel grateful if you wlb Ilow me a.;le more space to urge the seees- wbich I feel sare many have at heart equally4 of tymg some mean of effectually i As far baokas 1881 you d ow-ed me to give some statistics and to report i Dart~iXca -se, ...

... SPIRIT' F THE WELSH PRESS. [ BY'. G*ILIEDYDD.] The January number of tre Gsnaien is the sub- ject of friendly criticism in most of the Welsh papers. The Gehiiea is a quarterly magazine~pub- lished at Carnarvon, add edited by 'i'aonydd. It has on its list OF contributors nearly nll the lead- ing literary 'men of the Principality. The chief articles oF interest in the present nnrmber are ...

... I SPIRIT O THE WELSH PRSS. ike By GnWEDYD. Bef at.F Nearly aU the Welsh newspapers review the past (Befo eirs year. It is done after the manner of the English Won Bed press, and the remarks refer mainly to matters John Dc nal political. Al] the papers are Radical except the and Job em Giealia and the Van, and all unite in unmeasured charged are ciously ne. praise of Mr. GCladstone and the ...

... CORtRESPONDENQE. 5'*Alcorrasppndeats must written on ?? of the con' paperonly, ortieir lecterswci'berejected. - ' jafte Weceanno; ?? Rayletter unless the writersends be . his HREAL N(AMx AtD ADRIC9, noft neceisarlly for pub- via licAtOl, but as a Guaranitee of good faith. The Vditor canot cndertake to rscr4n rejected corn- wai municatlons under anyclreurmistssie . nat' *nee . . . - . . lonl ...

... STUPID HOAX ON AfYOUNG WOMAN. l ?? ht FA.TAL COSFSQUIMNCES TO THE GIRL. .rs Mr. William Carter, coroner for East Surrey. held leo an inquest at Camberwell on Monday concerning the death of Martha Jane Dunkley, aged 23 years, unmarried, whu w1s5 discovered dead under mys- terious circuinstances.-Nars. Martha Brewerstated that ?? was a widow, and cvrried on the business of a fancy repository at ...

... -s PUBLIC TELEPHONE OFFICES have been established in Paris. The charge is 51/. for five minutes' conversation. 1THtEASARAH, a burlesque on Al. Sardou's 77icodora and Madame Bernhardt, will shortly he produced at a Paris theatre. THE MAKARTr Exilittltrox in Vienna opens on Thursday next, all the works of the late Austrian painter which could possibly be obtained being gathered together. ONE ...

... LIVELY MEETING OF THE HULL ANTI- MILL SHAREHOLDERS. I Max -- . - . - The annual meeting of the Hull Anti-Mill and General Industrial Society, Limited, was held on Wednetblay night, in the Sailors' Institute, Waterhouse-lane. There was a crowded attendance. Differences of opinion had, it seems, risen between Mr Haller, the president of the society, and the auditors and committee. It was stated ...

... EDGBASTOIN PARISH CHURCH. pt INDUCTION OF THlE INEW VICAR. ct Onl Saturday morning the ceremony of induction wans rdl performed at Edghbaston Parish Church, in connection uit with the institution of the Rev. Cresewell. Strange, MIA., T. 3ad late of Southampton, to the chorus rendered vacant by n- the death of tho Rev. I. Spooner. The asw vicar hadl us been instituted onl Friday at the hands of ...