... t - TOXTETH. . The countinrg of the votes in connection with the election of eight gentlamen to fill the six triennal . and twio extradrdinary vaeancies on the Toxteth] r Board of Guardians was concluded on Saturday I evening, at the Parish Offices, High Park-street, Mr. James Moulding, clerk to the board, acting as 3 - returning officer. The result weas announced as follows :- Herbert ...

... i St1 PrnnMON'5, Torr=r-r$sSE-The Easter stmy meetiz veas held in the schoolroom on edneaeday. the I-'ev. J. El. Iloneyburne, M.A., ..c-unbent, in the chair. The churchwardens' t~em ent showed that £302 Se. 4d. had been 'xiicted in church for church expenses and for -ariSus re igious and charitable objects. There vas a balance in !hand of Z15 17s. A vote of an'.3 as unariirnosly paised to ...

... [aIlm's T=LEGRAYs.] THE BRITISH ADVANCE FROM SUAKIM. StAmn, Arm' 17. Three columns-onefrom Suakimone fromrHan. doub, and the third from Otao-will advance on Deberet at daybreak to-morrow, and will en- deavour to surround the enemy. CAIO, ABrBE 1. Hassan Pasha, the Shedive's brother, will arrive here to-morrow, on his return from Dongola. Tea AusrAtLI&a Co07m.eor-The following extract from a ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... WESLEYAN METHODIST FOREIGN MISSIONS. ?- i The 68tb annual meeting of the Liverpool Dis- *h trict Auxiliary Missionary Society was held in Brunswick Cbapel, Moss-street, last night. Sir r J. A. Picton, ?? occupied the chair, and It there was a very large attendance, including the Rev. T. M'Cullagh, ex-president; the Rev. W, te L Watkinson, London; the Rev. Silvester White- ;O head, Manchester ...

... X LORD Ro-N.ON TE am. I y-tVsVf8; 4MO60 S. of lhosb ta WAIM fdlt at many Wad gravO He Mt1e oihow ?? ?? and low tmlenlbe mriaef, not to England Akne 'but to It and the word, wod remlt from websw thveftntyamnd Ruia, that ewasB :detennmedtontterno wrd which wouldadd to ?? radty of ti tuati, -orlend to excte the publia mind. On the e wnlr he would exhort his to preserve a calm and considerate, if ...

... MIERS9EY RA IL WAY BILL. HoUsE or CouMoss, MONDAY. if The consideration of the Mersey ailway Bill eni came to-day before a select committee of the gc House of Commons, consisting of Sir Jchn pi Ramsden (chairman), Earl Percy, Mr. Sothern hi Estcourt, and Mr. Eirth. Counsel for the pro- cs moters of the bill were Mr. Bidder. Q.C.; Mr. of Pembroke Stephens, Q.C.; Dr. Raikes, and Mr. tl H. Davies ...

... ;THE SURPRISE OF A BRITISH : ZEETBA. The Daily Telegraph publishes a brilliant ar- count from its special correspondent (Mr. Bur- leigh) of the rushing of M'Neill's zereba near Tainal, on March 22. The following is an ex- tract:-I was sitting down, pipe in mouth, on the unfinished side of the zereba. All was apparently well ! In front of me the Indian regiments,wbich - were to convoy the ...

... U CRISIS. ADVANCE ~Or:TW RUSSIANS. OGCCPA-TIOW OF TEiWAMS FROM SIR T PAPlIANM AND T CR. In the Eouse-of Commons yesterday afternoon, Sir S. Nornvwors said-I beg to-ask the Under-Seretaryfor ForeignAffairs whether he has any further information which he can communicate to the House with regard to the movements of the Russians on the Afghan frontier. I Lord E. Frrzwcs.-We have a tele- gram from ...

... MARRIAGE WITH A DECEASED It WIFE'S SISTER. Last evening, a meeting in opposition to the Deceased Wife's Sister Bill was held in the Music Hall,C17azighton-rovadBirkenbead. There wassalarge attendance, including a cousiderable numnber of thie clergy of the district. The Bishopof Chester (Dr. StFuck) presided, and amongst those present were the Resvs. Chancellor Espin. HL Linton, Dr. inoxJ. P. ...