... jOUR LONDON ORRESPONDENCE t I ' } 'M ?? , - -CO I; - LONDON, T DAY Niena. . 0g Sir Michael Hicks-Beah is again a member -9 of the Cabinet He is at this moment President a dd of the Board of Trade. He to-day communi- E cated his..accetance of the office, and his re appointuent has already received the approval ti ng of the Queen. Less than usual are his special on qpficationg for his ...

... BEAUhIARIS TOWN COUNCIL. The Mayor (Alderman Hampton Lewis) pre- He sided at yesterday's monthly,. meeting, when a be recommendation from the Highway Gommittee strongly urging tbat connection be made ME between the houses and the new system of Th dramnage was discussed, Alderman Laurie va sking wvhether it would not mean that the Corporation was to take over the system and wa adon~t the ...

... PfLAfN7THROPIC BURIAL SOCIETY. fmhe annl mfW of tbe membws of this socetY WMa held luts ?? ia te St. e Assembly ooam, St. Anwwi6t Then was a nrmerons attendaume The daalr wa oo' z by Mr. John Pennock. solic The SzcrKvrSAaT (r. Th e tbe balance sht from Jsa. LFO1es. 1888. oF which tbe toilo Debit: Ne cat= : per iset - LaI 6sP6 3d. ; cas s £164t58 ISC 1KL in~terest, &4c.,£138s;tt. SiOO.I. Credit ...

... A pLEA FOR THE BIRDS. ge ?? 07 THag LIVEPOOL 3MCUB J Pt °Afllow me to occupv a small space G Z71Dlayen vluable paper by tsk hi3 d all wos cow f inclement poor birds du bfavI ~~i~or as man! oF our dear little soag~ters most 1snu §S~er'fly be atarved to death, if a^ little food be Iferil ?? > thaw onc or twice a day. I trust for' But zay t uh t ...

... IIERTAL PARLIAIM . 1w~a l ao n * ._ WEDXESDAY, FEBRUARY 22 LEADING INCIDENTS. liousit or CoxxMs, Wmna j The Seotch campaign ?? to Government s was renewed to-day in the House of Commons, E upon an amendment by Mr. Anderson, the member for the Elgin Burghs, who moved an amendment that owing to the payment of rents in Scotland having become impossible, in consequence of the great fall in the ...

... .. 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. ...

... The London Ocet of Friday night contained the following :-War Oflice, Pall-nal, February 10. The undermeationed gentlemen cadets from the Royal Military Cdie1e to be second lise- tenants in line battalions -The King' Own (Royal Lancaster Regimenti: John Herbert Dickson. in succession to Lieutenant k. Dolphin, G I pirmoted. The King's ILiverpool Regiment): Charles Edward Every Francis Kirwan ...

... 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 ...