... | 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 ...

... SECOND EBDITINON. r t3A\i' Wi LJ3J sta .tPLfl. Wrasaiik N AiL Owmp, L ao YOREIGN TTELLIMU ;GYPT AND TUE SOUDANS ROBAIJVW 11FIGNATION OV THE KIIEDIVZ4 MAIL VAS11UA TO D3 flEINS'I'ATED, Trhoe Masrwn0 Pe states that abt Calro the report s widely spread in the Huropeenj quarters tlit the present %lhedive will reslgil before the ?? p1 the Vear, and ?? Jemail Paslis will be re- rinstatedaith thle ?? ...

... THE LORD CHANCEL' OR AND ' WELSH COUNTY COURTS. I | PR.OBABL14 XfESIGNATION OF JUDGE or B. T. WILLIAMS, P he hy PLEA FOR WELSHiSPEAKING ad JUDGES. The probable resignation in thle not very T distant future of Judge B. T. Williams, through k ill-health, is again causing attention to tile nces- ?? of having Welsh-speakinlg judges in order th properly to deal with the numerous caes in which one ...

... IliMPERLi z 4 U'LIAMtLEN1. I , - -- . i - ?? , .. - - - - . - - HOUSE OF LORDS.-WEDNESDAY. The House met at half-past eleven o'clock. THE REGISTRATION BILLS. a The Standing Orders were dispensed with, aind after a few words of objection from Lord Denaman 01 the reports of amnendments. to the English, Irish, r( and Scotch Registration Bills were received, and ri the several Biils read a third ...