... *g LIvERPOOL DIOCESA.Ni FINANCE art a-I IIs ASSOCIATION1. he 'eanuleeigothab-esocainwsOf ge held yesterday in the Diocesan Rooms, Lord- me street, when the chair was. taken-by the Bishop of a in Liverpool (Dr. RyleN. Ther6-were alsopresentthe WC As Yen. Archdeacon Letroy, C-anons Warr, Byre,_ on Hopwood Pearhyn, and Livingstone; the Revs. arc lip J. H. Honeyburne thonorary secretary), H. S. ha ...

... MR. JOHlN BRIGRT I1868 * AND .1888. . TEn BIOS OF tHE AVRL'OOl MnURT. Gentlemon,-NrsMae ERilislm-a or Scotsman is in favour-of the repeat-of ti IUnion, or anythingR tending towards that cahity, and yet we tid ?? Mr. Bright and the'self-atyed UT:nioniatt yelpina santv on this i and maintain that this iH the ohbet w:IcA tboe . who now differ from them have in -view, Order ?? yet come out of the ...

... DAMAGES £20C00O, D E A fire, of magnitude sufficient to place it among tU , the rmist serious conflagrations that the borough of tc a Bootle has yet experienced, broke out in the bh )- early part of Saturday morning. A few minutes a] d after three o'clock Police-constable Fisber le s and another officer saw flames issuing from e t the dust bin in the upper portion of the me 2 flour mill ...

... -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 ...

... Application was made by Mr. Healy, MY:P., in t the Queen's Bench Division, Iublin, yesterday, I that Mr. Gilbooly, M.P., whose trial is fixed for a March 2nd, be admitted to bail. The court could s not entertain the motion without notice to the Crown. The application will be repeatedito-day. The trial of the Rev. Daniel Stephens, charged t with inciting to criminal conspiracy, was resumetd. I ...

... MOSES IN EGYPT.'` In view of the first performance in Liverpool to-night of this composition by the Philhar- monic Society, a few words as to its origin and a few hints as to what is to be looked for, will probably prove acceptable to those who purpose hearing it. The opera, oratorio, or whatever it may be called, stands midway or thereabouts between the first and last of the greater works ...

... 1ERT-AL PAR moro A 'Mr A a son A n TUESDAY, FEBRUAIM 14. ?? LEADING INCIDENf i HOUSE OF COnMONS, TUzAY NiGhT, nG The question of meeting so -morrow, Ash n Wednesdy, at two O'cl10k, instead of the usual b3 Wednesday hour of twelve o'clock, did not give of rise to any debate this afternoon, MrCr.ae sayiI he would not move any amendment in order to at ease the time of the Hous The motion was wv ...

... 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 ...

... THE BLUECOAT BROTHERLY | SOCIETY. JUBILEE CELXEBRAT1ON OF THE I CHARITY. The annual dinner of the above society was held fllast evening at the AdelpWi Hotel. Mr. Thonlas dHfioughton, as president of the society, occupied I the chair, and wvas supported by Mr. Thomas ) Moore vice-president. Amongthose present were 1 e Sir Thomas Brock-lebank, Bart., Sir James Poole, I Messrs. Robert Gladstone, ...

... I w ?? The Press Association is anthorleed to state d that the Right Rev. W. WV. How, D.D., Bishop 0 Snffragan of Bedford, has been appointed to the c bishopric of Wakefield. h The Bishop of Exeter has requested his clergy throughout Lent to ask the pravers of tne Church for the Crown Prince of Gerimany. S There are now no lesa than eleven new churches h in course of erection and some in a ...

... . POLITICAL ITEMS ato t| Aletdog (S the Obserner) the Governent swhips besitat to nae a dav for cloaig the debate ast00 the Address, a ho~oe iB expreed that it may of | terminzate at latest On Tbursda~v, the 23rd, mn which *aR1cana the debate wfill have labsted a fortnirht, as. aes compaed wi three weeks similarly occusied last s It is not probable that Mr. Healy will durng till the present ...

... TO-NN HOLDINGS. ii, iy - 0 *j TO ?? SOrD -S OF THa LVThOOt KXRO1WY. fi .s. (entlemen,-The intricacies of our land system si ed have involved us in a series of vexatious complica- I 3r tions, and one of the moast difficult problems before tl usy us is how to rectify the evils which have been be created by the present method of granting leases O0 i for various terms of years, one of the ...