... | 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 ...

... ¢oD oy THE PRESBYITRIAN CHURCH OF ENGLAND. * be Synod of the Presbyterian Church of U&~landsesaumed its ?? yesterday morning, 5n RIIent-sqvMa Cbin~ch, London, the Rev. Robert Taylor, ALA., of Tipper Norwood, pre- siding ?? Some, prelirififlY business ?? transacted in rnnoetiflf vith the seport of t~he Treasurership Committee& SuiD)1N DEATH OF A MIBER OF SYNOD. he Moderator intimated that be ...

... I -FOiEGi NEWS. ites [nRts's TEuRssAj.] rty THE EVACUATION OF THE ~ces SOUDAN. ific Q.,smo, Mar 27. Sir Redvers Buller has telegraphed from srt Dongola that the British troops commenced with- mnd drawing from ihat place yesterdav. A troop of lay the 1lth Hussars and the first battalion of the West Kent Regiment will be left at Wady Halfa, : and a troop of the 19th Husears and the first ...

... A.M.C. OF THE MANCHESTER UNITY OF ODDFELLOWS. t The Annual Movable Committee of the Man- 2t chester Unity of Oddfellows re-assembled yetser- S day at Aberystwitb. The Grjand Master (Mr. t W .olestein) presided. t The Snb-Connmittee's report, revealing the pro- ceedings of the directors during the past year, Was first discussed. They endorsed the recommends- tion of the directors, that the time ...

... LIVERPOOL SPIRIT MERCHMS | AND THE NEW BUDGET. A meeting of the Liverpool and District ncor porated Brewers' and Spirit Merchants' Associa- I tion took place yesterday afternoon, at the Law Association-rooiis, to consider the recent addi- tional taxes imposed upon their trades. The i meeting, which was numerously attended, was presided over by Mr. Thomas Barker (Messrs- Threlfall and Co.). ...

... I I PUBLIC AFFAIRS. The Marquis of Salisbury yesterday evening opened the new; premses of the Hackney Con- servative Club,.London. On arriving at the club the noble lord was conducted over the building, after which he proceeded to a large marquee erected at the rear of the premises where a large andiencehadassermbled. Itr.W.A.1!yssenAmherst, MIP presided; and amongst those present at the ...

... I ly. ?? MS1 ' mt nd Tll WAR IN THE SOUDAN. ait,- DOWooLS, MAT 9. The following movements of officers are an- to ?? Sir Evelyn Wood will proceed 1he to Cairo. General Dormer and staff to Debbeh - m- Colonel Lanyon to Abu Gusi; and Colonel Wolse- t ley to India4 i DoNGoEu, M~AY 10. , y It is reported that Osman Digna, with a few en folowers, isat Berber. -ee The Emir of Berber has gone to ...

... ISPECIAL TELLRAMS. &C. ire I . I A Renter's Malta telegram of yterday's date ed says- Thehired ?? a mived here he from Alexandria, and sails to-day forPortamouth. ad While conveying a 'lergyman to one of the It islands near Slubbereen, last night, the boat ed capsised, and two brothers of the name of Began [ef were drowned. be W. George V. N. Lothrop has been appointed United States Minister ...

... FORE[GN- NEWS.1 Tirhe tist-a .d i M-t mb i ei of Depetea ~ ?? Porge, a memberof tb&RdiclLft' waselected Vc e, dn by 146 vetes agast 1298b l Thextdes firtheappliotionof the Beciaiiu awfrx Guiana as the place ?? to~batruxt FEM.CE AND GIfA. I ?? ?? 5. A teagrain from anoi, of ?? date3,.et that the complete eacuation by the Climese-of the contrin the vicinityof Langsor isofficiafly cominned. on ...

... CORIRESPONDENCE. ?? ;nrs to the Rtst t b ?? ;n, siade of the ulseet only, and1 in inkl. 27Th Editor is not resvon- Isue for the stutements kind opinrion8 of correspondents. fhmrmuniqations of an anonymoue character will be reacted. Etvery letter must be accompaied with the proper name and address of the writer thereof, not weesaariliv for publication, but as o proof of the &sMORt of #he ...

... i A mesting of Christians of all denominations was held atthe Trevolyan Hotel, Manchester, on Mondayp to pray for the preservation of Deace. The meeting waslarge and representative. - The Mayor of Salford (Mr. Alderman Makinson) ocnupied the chair, and among those present were the 3Rev. Prebendary Macdonald, the Rev. 3. A. Macfadyen. Mr. Isaaac Hoyle,-Mr. W. T. Windsor, tbe Rev. J. ...

... The third annual meeting of subscibers was de held yesterday, at the Masonic Ilall. Bangor, a* under the presidency of the bishoip. The report of the committee stated that the work in which fo they were engaged was spreading, and that itS W2 value was being more and more recgnised. The fe honorary secretaryship vacated by Ais Campbell te had been taken by Mrs. Glynn Williams, The a= Friars, to ...