... -1 f- ( k SPIfryvS NotrPm24 IAE Summonses have been issued for a Cazinet Comcil to meet on Wednesday nest at half- t.t. +-dol- en IS i pas5t twelve at the Foreign Office. I Mr. Gladstone arrived at Cannes, from a Florence, on Satarday night, and is ox- I peeved to reach London on Wednesday d clihL 5 Lord Randolph Churchill returned to t London from Paris yesterday. e A deputation from the ...

... LOCAL INEWS. ?? 6. ?? LIsTrrrt-The followinz gentle.X 57 *men have been elected officer of the Liver- C pool IaTute for the es - Thou. * Cd . RylSy, president; 3Messrs. Francis C,. Deaon .an Robert W. Jones, vice-presidents; and Mr. lma Thomas Hlder, treasurer. a tol - T.a PencT Exnrsxas r FraD.A earn. k uly. siderable aurn- bas already ben subscribed towards a 'd88 the Police Entertainment ...

... LWY-OOLG ARrTSWQM GUILD. A meeting'of the Liverpool Art Workers' Guild was held yestwday afternoon at No. 9, Cook- street, when the follownbg officers were elected for theenasing year±-4WJ.& Grayson. F. RI. B. A., president; A. B. H. Bathboiie vice-president; and the president-of the Liverpool Arohitecteral. Society r (eofflcio,, Mr. H. B. Bare, master; Mr. H. L Beclkwick, honorary secretary ...

... tt~~~p3, . ~ ~ - I ;& ~ ?? _ . r . _ _ SIrmonses have been issued for a 2 Cabinet Council to be held at 12 30 to-i )omow at the Foreign Ome. AU the|; Ministers will, it is expected, be present. t. lord Salisbury received a deputation at I the Foreign Office yesterday afternoon of u gantleene representing a anferco oef4 e ?? at Lord Cowper's residence, to c consider the distress in the ...

... ±the wreekly. [0-tin of tbe XSereV Dcl, ' Harbour Board was held YeetedasC, at tbe D. Office, Reveune-bniidirms In the abei o T. D. Dornby chairman, Mr. A1 d and tie other members present were Sir e, Poole, Mesrs. Barow, Gladstone, Coke, crow, Braocker, Robertson, Bowrng en Crosfield, Job, Jardiae, Glynn, and - It appeared from the pocej o the Warehouse Committee that the °f schedule of ...

... .. I I, I'T ,- -I - i' w ft- 1. ..I:to:RDOlf ?M '03 v TO I ., Mr. Bibth. baseat la6i finibao4 the CoOnty overn T msut Bill, the nnioniibein4 takon as the basin of the 'nei or ?? Tho proe'duro rules are to be very short and simple. They will not be nearly so sweeping as was ae first expected. The Tories are anxious to provoke as' litte deb4te As r possible'in order that the business of the ...

... ii a J.uULI A2 %J l' 1f I I I . £nOM A COnESRs DsrrI 'be y The announcement of the death of George a 0o Godwin, the late editor of The Builder, recalls au Ih the first, last, and only occasion of my meeting a with him. Ten or twelve years ago, while . afrequentcontributor to M~r. Godwin'5 paper, both of anonymous and 3e Lg signed articles On subjects directly or remotely v& is connected with ...

... _ ?? . __ t I FUNERAL OF MP, GEORGE COPE. E I - - ?? ---7 --I The interment of the remains of Mr. George Cope, who died on Wednesday lst, at midnight., at his residence, Dove Park, Woolton, took place yesterday at Anfield Cemetery. For some years a I magistrateforthe county of Drenbigh, Mr. Copewas, i however, better known in Liverpool in his conuec. S tion with the firm of Messrs. Cope ...

... GIFT OF A PICTURE TO FLINT BY LORD MOSTYN. ritoy _ . [Ie. 'FLLNT CASTLE DURING THE CIVIL ] W al lea. W for At the quarterly meeting of the Flint Town vv Phe Council yesterday, Alderman Dyson, the deputy b ha mayor, presidins, the town-clerk (Mr. Henry bi nah Taylor) read the following communicatiom which rf in he had received from the Right Hon, Lord p he Mostyn- t} aern Most7n Hall, Jan. ...

... A NURSES EXPERIENC1E iber Medical nen say that agood omrse Tn a ?? case ls the better than oedce- but when weoa *eagood use and !his pgoodme a te ptient stads a muh betteehanee of 1101 reo.vcry. The few words of ailos given below b ,use for piss Klan of Great Masigtam, Swaffhao, are well lrho wthi!ythe attetionot *U aisof this paper. They wr U94 .1A falowg -` I Lave comstatly wsed St. ?? tho ...

... JADE 4, LOO. J. E. THE SMALLPOX EPIDEiIC AT SHEFFIELD. 2P To Tim ?? OF TRE LMUPOL rnCunr. 3 I Gentlemen,-The variolorioutbreak at Sheffield I has developed day by day until it bezina to sp- Or prech the duiensions of a pestilence. The MercTy 8tatea that Dr. Frederick Barry baa been sent by the Local Government Board to advise means for Its ertinction.aid has reported that it MY has now gR ...

... ~Ie LonDo, MMpo id -.&y *. C -inet to0 amsmic the Sp O N& 'poo-44 Is fe to~ subitted to d, . disus hc ou lie ZeeekO anyt heeincresed. m -on oess~h optimia. The Zwe itdhc'ag= @fhUi (he ith M. PlquetV be Raya 'Wh (Jr% ?? dther ame the Rusa prss foemodt in Aame btb-e_ flulearit U Zontie, ot of d ibwhich Ir molbrdt ltmbedbed bj RusMianlyt gotd; f the Leere h i alarm Inhe iey ha-thne bi aid other ...