... *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 ...

... 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 ...

... I SIR MICHAEL HICKS-BRACR O-I I - - PROCEDURE. |- *Sir Michael HickseBeach last night presided at Ia dinner of the C-ntitutional Union, at St. IJames's Restaurant. Piccadilly, There were about 80 gentlen-en present. The t. ...

... ROSMAL FOR OONSUMPON. T3e siwma meeting of the friends and sup portrs of the hiverpool Hopit for Consmptiott ,ad Liseses of the Chestw hed ?? atWE th3 6 Town Hall, underthe tb.. 3 W( (Mr. T. W. Oa8 I, is ceirman ofti o . ititutlon; and mogatto tl2ss pesent were e 3 Gee. Clarke, She, D. M. Wilms, and Be A. D. Samnels; Messrs. C. Aldrich. J itigneat, M G em W. Hmnter, C H Beloe, T. & Priest, W. ...

... I T A I- I . EL ; uD SITATON W 'IMM '0 r. METOPOLITAN REC ON QF RE FAD 1pau' The iberal and Radls, g ?? _ sted publy dp ?? t;h* gfr with tbe fria * Ra d PasiMA who L suffered in the ,a. oi h%, . 4 and free ?? bod the Lonon 'ibral arid Radwea union, ft Maimu politan Radial Fieaatton, t So njW Union, and about 150 afl ad dubs Sad h SkonXaoft5, Rit M h. Sulliva 3 le ton at EButon Station, es1a ...

... WILLS AD BEQUESTS. The will (dated ApriL 21, 1887) of Mr. Alfred 15R lKrupp, late of the ;Iteel Wurks Essen. Plheaish ;i Pru2sia, who died on July 14- last, was proved on ser Feb. 1 by Frederick Alfred Krnpp, the residuary .legaiL the 'aLoe of the peronal estate within the B jurisdiction of the Englisb Court amountin- to! ail upwards of £273,003. Schiect to the yearly pay- If meat to his wife ...

... . LOCAL NEWVE Tics1 AsmawmEoy LiBEAsa '500.-A mleeting a .Ime Of the Liberal '-500 of the Abercroumby Par~lea- G rice 'renthr7 Division was held last evening in St. V 0'00 Luke's schoolroom,. Colguittatreet, Mr. ?? *121 LoveD, the President of the association, in the ft I chair. The annual report of the Executive Corn- N. 811 uittuse, which was of a highly satiafactory he-a tl 3.40. racer, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

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