... Yesterday, at the Birkeahead County MAPS. trates' Court, before Messrs. C. J. Buebell, S. Eddowes. F. Tbhornely, and Dr. Stevenson, Frede- o riok WiVlmot. stationumater. Ho1lake; Michael Mutlen, stationmaster, Docks Stition; James k Glass, porter,; Hoylake; and Frederick Weston, g i- engine driwer, al in the employ of the Seacombe, th, a Hoylalie, and Doeside Ralwvvay, were brougbtup ( d on ...

... IROYAL INSTITUTfION, LIVERPOOL. - The annual meetinz of the proprietors of the Liverpool Royal Institution was held yesterdar at the institution, Colquittistreet, Mr. Ja in Thornely, one of the' vice-presidents, occapyinz the chair in the unavoidable absence of the presi- d dent, r F. D. Lowode ro The chairman read the president's address, which !'%was as follows:- It is my privlege for oj the ...

... BIRKENREAD GUARDIANS. I I -n The fortnightly meeting of this board was held P ytsuerdav at Hampton Home, Birkenhead, the b rs present being M ird Woodock (in the a tair) arker, Getley, Iirby, Brattan, Lee5 f Bloor, Rosa, C~larke, Alitree Tbom, Prendivilie., t .lain, te aho , Sbaw, and ?? Taylor. the mAlter, reportei that on tbe bth inst there were in the workhonse 5SO inmates; dnitrted Bi/ce ...

... rzwzrnsa nz~mnufj tt THE BULGARIAN QUESTION. v sERLaN, En. 28. ' It is stared on good authority that the German pr Government contitues its endeavour to induce r Russia to undertake to enter into further negotia- ti tiens on the Bulgarian quedaon after Prince id Ferdinand has been dethroned, in order to remove e the hetion of the Anstrian and Italiau j Cabinets to support the Ruosian action in ...

... THE LATE MR ALFRED CLEMENT KENT. rT The tody of this gentleman, whose death at ady iers on the 2nd instant was reported in the sb M Aercur at the time, arrived in London on Satur- day in the ship Cyclops, helonuing to Messrs. Holt new and Co., Liverpool. Mr. Kent, who was well 31ise known in the legal profession in Lsncashire and Hng Cheshire as the senior mernberin the firm of Kent, that ...

... THE TERBLg TRAGEDYIy I SALMM , RESULT O0 TEE POSfTMORt5 . ~~EIAIN&IO~. As might have been anticipated, th tragedy. discovered in Salford on Fidav caused the greatest sers on not o - th i trct bot throughout the o ;mtr Yla O e di the house in Gareld-street, wheres De I Poisoning his wife nd six ehild, o suicide, was in possession of the pol; w1 -hom was stationed inde and lot Of outside in the ...

... E - I - it- - , v W A K E I - II. i .BISHOP- OY WAllEI -, Ia - d The appointment of the Bihop of Bedfrd to '3 the nsw See of Wakeffeld will be a-grea low to t she poor of the Eusto.ed of the Getropohae for he wa essenlly the bishop of workng men. Le Histranspt goodness and his power- of sym- .1 pathy were tha causes of h wonderful ueto$'s a Tsoadr Salisbury offered him 'the See of a Manchester ...

... I- I tM d~GILS' FRIENDLY SOCr_ IJ T-he Samu mastis of th. T. - - The aaml Meeting of the Lierpo G. d. Frieny Society was held yesbsrdy *in to. tbeatr. of the Royal lon, Co tbo $he BishoVof Lilire(the RightR. pmoided, and tbeea was a large attendanc. The CaAZBmA1, tnc e piag the bewass-glad to saactissi arnd conista..-0 Fr y SietY. They had great Grac, am tbsn th.t they lived in an aue fo ods, ...

... IRELIND. If f r. Shaw-Ieevre arrived, at Loaghm last night, accompanied by Mr. J. M, bi d Mr. Herbert Vivian. The visitors are stayimg with Dr. Dugran, Biop of Clrnfert. Mr. T. D. Sulivan, MYP., ?? Mayor of Dublin, will arrive at Northampton on Saturday afternoon, and will leave for London at noon om Monday. During his stay in Northampton he i will be presented with an addr by the Mayor rand ...

... t - 'OREGASTS FOR TO-DAY ,I e . SCOtlnd, X-I wesel strong Wgles squaliy sho; weaaiior becomingless MO! .L Sagamt, E:-Same as O. s n bmx-sds, Urcresm ce;n Sxsqually, nutaled, n~a . & End. .--Sams asP. ' e A Ooaued Goi-Westery nofth-estr w inds, I d fretening; loady gm.as.my with taci Lay g par of day. it E3glna S. ?? Cbame1.-diae as 4. l d 6.ScouzandW -SmeBs 0, L 7. EngWd, W. (and N. WaS)-Nnth ...

... j ECCLESIASTICA E. INTELLIGENCE I PRBEPRRRNfl AND APPOINTMENT- AiwwNh, R, J a. p of St le Luke's. Berineiry. ' n- Andrew e. J.g. acrate of Tideswel; viar of Lj. DerwesitW I erbyshire. T id Ayenrt. RAoT 9e0e i, &Al. brar and assistant soii, tdteror of Are5il. adA soitor sfatant cmzwte of Work St. BArnaas's, Qim d; -i P of the Opera - 0 tive Jewiah- ?? ution, Passue-pc oa and naiionary of tbo ...

... ECCLESIASTICA INTELLIGENCE. n1 . THE SPURGEON CONTROVERSY. d The Rev. J. Guiness Rogers. of London, last d :mnght delivered an addresis on tbe ISpur-peon .3 cntrvery in the Westminster-road Congrega- etional Chu~rch7. The building weas crowided. Mr. 1W. P. Leokhart, of the Toxteth Talernacle, pre- sided, and in openinag the prrceedings said he was e- perhaps more in accord with Mr. Spur ...