... I-OCAL -EN a J IL Gaa1Js~o! V>sn' Tmpomm be-ag mad te -3pG . f 3fG~zdadgnemoea t -of- bis. be Xremiel M meaU m ded upetb.fa 1 - ,uj*hower, Ao svatL n m be - deve srefay-o M. Ghlsoebhf- ?? Pvnnier-rill lmeilavdem-atleaoh coxf-thteinorning,&.a trave ?? Lpobain4 probalT awmpdet byMm3 G 3dtona O=.srmW -at;jimasdtft stan, wil l af o will .m r where a g --tizng is tU be held at threedolck At 4bis ...

... tCOF H9OLYAIIEAD2 I let i ln the noth-endof Civep4, wher the sea- f airing fait iostly dwell, there may be seen t afy morning little towey-headed children going is into the comner public house, sayinmg. plas it will you lend my mother this mornins paper 3 The borrowed paper is carried home and eagerly It eanned to aee if -'father' ship is off Holyhead IC yet. If the saip was off Holyhead lust ...

... ISERIOUS RIOT INit-ELFAST. .1 -A serious riot took place in Belfast t yesterday afternoon between about 2003 Pro- ' testant shipwrights and 150 Roman Catholic E uavviess. The affray is sai to have ' been 1' brought about by a dispute, on Thursday, at the 5 place where the ?? were employed Making d the new graving dock. In the coarse of the altercation, a Roman Catholic is reported to have t ...

... I SPECLAI TELEGRANS, &se A communication bas been reced from the Admiralty to the effect that the Channel Squdo will visit Queenetown in July. The body of John William Clar, of Laier- dyke, a: draper, wa found yesterday in the rail- way tunnel between Stanningley and Lalaterdyke, having been cut in two by a goode train. A memorial to the late Lord Frederick Caves- dish will be inaugurated at ...

... LOCAI NEWS. n ROYAL PcTOS-ac POB A IAVMUOOL CuArT. Cl -We are informed that her Majesty the Queen St has been graciously pleased to accede ta the n, request made by a lady resident in Liverpool, `4 intermsted in the Hospital for Women, Shaw- S street, to command that in future this admirable p institution shall be styled The Queen Victoria Hospital for Women, in remembrance of tho S recent ...

... I The fortnightly meeting of the Liverpool Select. 'Vestry was held yesterday in the boardroom at the Parish Offices, Brownlow-hill. The Rev. CanonA. Stevart (the rectorl presided, and the other vestrymen present were Charchwardens Laurence and Woodcock, Dr. Williams, Messrs. Brooks, Brown, J. Morzan, W. Morgan, HeCit son, lemenins Bo-te, Towers, Fowler, Menlove, Ruddil, M~rsanahan, Taylor, ...

... . TEEo W. I TE - -T § IE The wathora & avow l y- of ther, sevalo i alone the, word c siheo lathetitesoafined. ?? be Irom the prlsofe that Prof. eo ey sa abls-antboltlr Ths9Iag1n Yarrout avA Darfor Austalra in Hotel. . er, for Central Europe In Von Slebold, for kanee ta MBlahzed and Mrearor Sothe Europe th ft _ i and laneetriuL and for 'Northerm E I Colleti and LIlJ- bore. Among a ofaspeclhart ...

... SPECIAL TELEGRAES. , The number of visitors to the Colonial and Indian Exhibition yesterday was 80,294. Three colliers were remanded at Arerthyr, yesterday, charged with the wilful murder of Evan Corry, of Pentreboch-square, whom they attacked in his own bonse. The body of Harry Proctor, aged l3Z years, has been taken from the reservoir which supplies the district of New Mills with water. The ...

... I LTUXERS INTELLIMENGE I COA2BRIDGE XEATHEATICALJ TE7TPOS. Thefolowing lists were read in ?? Senate House by the senior Moderataor-n. Stur- 1 day Nathearracal Trifes, Part L., 8-Inr anl cams ms eqnltytshe nanmarebracketed: Wrauglem-Ds Dixon (senir), Trinity; 2, Fletcher, SL Johu's; 3. Coates, Queens', and P. W. Hill. St Jon'n brseketed; 6, Bryarn, Peterbouse; , C. W. C. Barlow, Patechouse; 7, ...

... hXM.EX1AL AMIAMM.1, WE3D1IZSDA, JUNE 2. I1XADNGINMiENTS HOUSE OF CoMos, WRONEDAY Evuaso. The commatees of the House unally-meet at itwelveoduck, but-it-has been the custop-to Vos- poan4*ieirbour-dneeting on Ascexsiof DAyp- -two. For tha-puprosa-apeu motesant bee made in the House and agreed to, and it has more than once called forth opPofi- tion, both from Radical and Nonconmformst quarters. ...

... BIRTHS- & DEATHS IN TwENTy' EIMHT EKNGLISH TOWNS. TWENTY-FIRST WE 18, I886. In the week ending Saturday, May 29, 570$ births and 3033 deaths were registered in 28 of the larges Englh towns, estimated by the Reisra General to contain a popolation of 9,093,817 pyrsons in the middle of this year. The bfrtht were 14 and the deaths so manv as 474 belou the average weekly numbers during 1885. Tba? ...

... LOCAL NEIV& Tria Lrvxapoor, CATHEDBAL-Mr. Evan Chris. tian has written to M-OIlart-e Aspinsll, one of tht honorary secretaries of the Cathedral Committee, ?? that he is preparing his report upon toe plans sent in with the least possible delay, rensark, ing, however, upon the importnnce of toe tv'- imposed upon him. The committee wish it to be clearly understood that whilst no formal appeal -I, ...