... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... AID FOR THE.STANLEY HOSM'AL d Situated in a popalons dirict, the Stanley i ?? }a&a useful work to perorm, and, thssk, to a generous public, thousands of patients have is: Mr been releved dazinz past year One of the g;reatetbefactors of the insttion i Mr. D) te S Grannell, proprietor of the Rotanda Theate who each year gives a free perfonnance, which rcesult l in a aubstantisi sumrboing ...

... IPRINCE BISMAIICK'S SPEECH. I CONTTINENTAL OPINION. [Raenter's Tcegroma?>s.j BERLIN, February 7.-All this morning's newspapers, without distinction of party, dvwell upon the powerful impression made by Prince Dismarsk's speech yesterday, and the unhesitating unanimity with wbich the Reichstag voted the military bills. The semi-official 1sortl Geoesrman Gazeatc says:- This manifestation ...

... 3HorsE OF COMMONS, Monday Night. Business was so slack in the House of Lords this after- moron that there were no orders on the paper. To be strictly accurate, there was not even an order-paper. Never- theless, their lordships came down some two dozen strong, had the gas lit, and the whole -machinery of legislation set in motion; hut beyond a formal question as to Irish returns by Earl Spencer ...

... OUR AGRIlCULTURAL UOILRESPONDEN'p, on All sorts of things are said about this tight liftt' is island of ours by seisutists, some of whom 'rmakee fare1 beo know what was the state of 'hinge before the wsrl'1 bewas formed, or at leant directly after. England was once a tropical country they wvould fain have us believe, and as we are ?? told to give a certain urm na isnablo gentleman his duo, so ...

... I THE IMPRISONED IRISIH MEMBERS. R.ECEPTION OF MIR. T. D. SULLIVAN. TIr. T. D. Sullivan, MTP., left Kingstown yesterday morning by the mail steamer. At Holyhead a deputation from the North Wales Liberal Federation, headed by Mr. Stuart foeuidel; M.P., prcsident, met the hou. gentleman at tlso mlil pier, and accompanied him to the railway station. At noon, a procoesion was formed, headed by a ...

... TheDebate ii 00o &WRm~I!V. Tab. Session began yesterd ay, so far as tho House of Commcns Wa. concerned, in a remarkably quiet end ?? manner. New write were isued for Southwark and Dundee, which will 1be5 be tle first of the ?? contests to be dcided within the next fev wesU9s. In both rasos a Liberal was returned at the last General ?? Dundee by a vary largs majority, and at Southwark by a ...

... PRE, PARATIONS AT LOUGHREA. Otir Corlespotident, telegraphing iromE Lougbre, last night, Says :-All the prepatioll foF the =*ijg at Loughrea sonmorrow are now corn- pleted. The ottenda'boo i expected to .be_ enorotu . and the demontstration one, of the moet remaxkable i held in Ireland for a length of time. Mr. , aw Ldevre, M.P., with Sir James Carmichaol and Mr. Herbert Vivian, have been in ...