... I I The annual soiree and demonstration in conpec- tion with the Crewe and District Liberal Associa- tion was held at Crewe last night, under the presidency of the Rev. William Mellor. There was a large attenaance.-Mr. Nicholson, of Macclesfield, moved a vote of confidence in the Governuicut. - Mr. Tornkinson, the adopted Liberal candidate for the Wirral division, in seconding the resolution, ...

... SPECLAI TELEGRAMS &c. ?? Id I _ !r I n- The Mansion House Gordon National Memorial is Fund on Saturday amounted to over £9000. to An old lady named Rushmer, aged 92, has died is near Lowestoft, leaving 18 children, 59 grand he children, 81 great granchildren, and twelve great- tr- great grandchildren. at A Reuter Cherbourg telegram reports that a :11 violent storm prevailed there during ...

... -: I & ?? ?? Fmm. v C&!? i 1). t r 4t ow 0 v I SANUS 1OPULI LEM SUPREMAX Summonses have been issued for a Cabi- ic- Council to be held at the Prime Minis- ter's otficial residence this afternoon. Th}e Board of Trade returns for May show that the total imports for the month were £E51,658,353, as against £33,201,i14 1;wt year, a decrease of £1,542,751; for r vo mon'hs ending M1ay 31 the im- ycr ...

... l IF;zimilool ?grrnlvgo SALUS EOPULI LEX SUPRBMA. Cad- icl Oil The Queen and the Princess Beatrice, aerd attended by the Royal suite, left Aix-les- Beds Bains at three o'clock yesterday afternoon Ii for Darmstadt, where her Majesty is ex- pected to arrive at eight o'clock this morn- K. 'ing. _ Owing to the inclemency of the weather, K. the Prince and Princess of Wales did not attend the ...

... I I - Om l us. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ S 0 ?? I ~~[Enlsum' TEMzIAnE.1 FRANCE. PARIS,-JUwNEL The debate on the Recruiting Bill was ?? r to-day in the Chamber of Deputies. The amend- s meat of Mgr. Freppel. Bishop of Angers, to exempt yzung men training for the priesthood from military service, was rejected. The death is announced of General de Chaband La Tour, a life senator and Minister under the Empire. ...

... ToxTnra Bomnn or' GuARDrANs.-At the weekly meeting of this board, held at the Parish- offfices, High Park-street, yesterday, the members present were Messrs. J. ,Holder (in the chair), I Campbell, Hood, Edwards, Paull, Dixon, Pratt, Beckett, Morton, Ellis, Abercrombie, and Russell. Mr.Cartwright, master of the workhouse, reported that there Nwere 643 persons in the honse, as against 659 in the ...

... Yesterday primroses were still warn bymany people in Liverpool, and the anniversary of tbe death of Lord beaccnseield was further celebrated here by the placing of freshly-cut bunches of the pretty fower on the pedestal of his statue in front of the principal facade of St. George's Hall and by the floating of the Union Jack at half-mast over the Senior Conservative Club in Dale-ptreet. In the ...

... oTRUE ffRISH NATIONAl LEAGUE. DEMfONSTRATION IN LIVERPOOL L A public meeting in coaneetion with the con- .ferenoe of ddelegates of the~iverpoo~branchesof the Irish Natlou -ue of Great Eritian which was : held on Wednesday, took place last night in the . Hallof the CatolioTatalAbstinenceIiteof the Cross. St. Anne-street. Dr. OKeefe0 , of idarides presided, and there was a lar's attendance, ...

... T NEWS. ILATES .1 THE ,COURT, ?? Wisuson C aazJuO.; TbeQneen drove out yesterdav ?? , c-R. cornpanied by the DukeandDnchessofCofnuangWtb -and the Princess Beatrice, Her Royal Highness the Prncess Beatrice, -yesterday afternoon, received a deputation from Eton College, consisting of the Rev. Mr. Warre (head master)andMrr.Wr.DtfordUM. A (0flbbc of the rmasters), when they presented her Royal ...

... | LIVERPOOL WESLEYAN DISTRICT | MEETING. Owing -to the labrge number of ministerial candi- dtes, and the length of time occupied in discuss- ing their cases, the proceedings were' continued till late on Thursday evening. Te screers who counted the votes in the ?? of lay rersenta tives to-the Conference made an error in their first report. By an inadvertence, the name of Mr. Warrington, fc ...

... The weekly meeting of the Liverpool Health day Committee was held yesterday afternoon, at the sow Municipal-offices, Dale-street. Mr. J. B. Smith che presided, and the other members present were pro! Messrs. Alderman Grindley, Cookson, Hawley, J. get] Stevenson, J. Houlding, M'Diannid, Woodcock, sor Dr. Bligh. sari THE HEALTH OF THE CITY. den The Medical Officer of Health reported that the wee ...

... GAZETTE NEW~S. (Fnm= the London SGeat2 of Ia-t ?? ADJUDICATIONS IN BANTKRUPTCY. William Thomas Hill, Vicar-lane, Leced-, bi -ier eele furnishing ironmonger. James Wvilson nrutty. Aihion-terracO.Wet', Bevency, trading at Savile-street rand Saleheas.- a, Euil. as R. W. Bennie and Co., iron mercbaca d wire fence manufacturer. Wilfred James nwaloon, Tic;hill, Yorlshire, lireer~ s-ictualler. Tobn ...