... LOCAL vWS. i Tax Cat-EF COssTrABarz ? oF BomT.-Ca i- Y. dates to the number of about 40 have made appli- Or ~1 ~cation for the vacant post of chief constable for MI i5the boroughiof Bootle. Monday was the last day Cl on which applications could be received ; and of ast yesterday the Watch Committee avers engaged ?? several hours in considering the merits ot the1 13 he cm1 00numerous candidates ...

... ,wr~a Imot 1,11 ltvatl a ,- SAL us PoruyILEY wS urBEX In the House of Lords, yesterday, the County Courts Consolidltion Bill, framed 4 A -i t 3, - .. A 1 . - . - . , to put the various statutes relating to st county courts in a convenient form, was G, read a second time. The Earl of Dunraven M called attention to the sweating system in, practised in various trades at the east end a of ...

... gETLTBERAL DEMONTRATON AT BIRNHEAD. 'coil BRr 11ASSEY ON THE IRISH in a, QUflflON. isuni rmo,,al mneed=n of the flirkenhead Liberal in d wa held last evening, in the Town gao' ~ ~eiovet r l ard Brasee the pre- the ah s~ receive with great Ont652S15-ZU Lisl w odijence which orowded every part of the lan LI0awd beaustiftil Cocert bald. The cenb, IO Wmso great that half an hour pa-irtt othe i ...

... TRE STgA.LEY HOSPITAL. lea ANOTER (GiNEROUS GIT BY TES . MA YOR X f Tne annual meeting of the subscribers to the ?ld Liverpool Stanley Hospital took place yesterday in- afternoon, at the Town Hall, the Mayor (Mlr. w- Oakshott) in the chair. Among the otlher gentle- men present were Dr. Costiae, Mr. J. Barkeley Smith, Mr. John Hoalding, Mr. EdAard Lauli, the Rev. Canou Major Lester, Dr. Smith, ...

... THE SUNDAY QAmENp aPROTEST OF' LITflPtjjr CoxN- p SERVTTBWORInNG MEN. dear a- A meeting (to quote the temus of the bil) of the whit hid lW ale by the li~vr- He pod Woki= Me' Lkmat~tmeAsociation. Left Mwashold last'night in the Concert NaIL. Load Can Nesou-.e~t to petition the City Council aimq a- gainst; opening muftseum; r m ease, art galn et wv Vn.n M.R.&FotN aime and I f th asociat'ou, ...

... FIRES iN AMICAN C-BOXT. The following memorandrm ha, been i d Id the committee appointed at a general mee.,L_ I underwriters held on November Zi 1;374 inquire into the causes of fires in' m 3 ¢ottonnd to suggest remedies, and ?? the rate of PreiSrimm and Ltari to be reoommed Is for next season:- The committee, althougl not as vet in - ier iion to renort, think it desirable to circnlor m- ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... A MEMORIAL OF WATERtLOO y TO THE ZDlTOR S OF THE LrROL KECURY, Gentlemen,-I enclose copy of a letter which I c . have received from the Lard Mmyor of London ; trelative to armemoril proposed to be erected in t *s the new cemetery at Brussels to the British officers i I, and meD who fell during the Waterloo campaign r if and were buried in Belgium. s I 1 need hardly say that it will afford me ...

... ITHE CORPORATION COSXTTES. I IT At their weekly meeting on Friday last, the f A Finance and EstatCCczmttee ordered payments, n ie on the following accounts :-Finance and Egstate g te Committee. £5086 i4s. 8d.; Watch Committsee, rs d :l223 3s. Bd.; Hospitals Committee, £S1221 1ls. 1 ie 2d,; aud Waer Committee, £3264 18s. 3d.- 1h the total thus being £11,302 159. ed.- a so A deputation of the ...

... I ECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGENCEI be Both Houses 3cfthe Coavnion of Cantery D jg met yesterday for the despatch ot bui , at w rd W estminuter. The H;ouse of Laymen will not sit ti og thswe.VI i Next week the Rev. T. J. Madden, vicar of St. T it- Marks, Barrow, formerly curate of Christ Church, ai , Everton. who is an exceptionally good temperance sa ad advocate, will conduct a mission at St. ...

... IODP LONDON CR ODENM Hawd 1liti! is the cry in an Ptie V bef ic Eope had rs;b~ii n ipoe efretire sessiori 6peed we, no too were tbe UwAt oe .athe bi ea awex ?? 'edg liw rq' lte ?? S-a1 we w6e nM0 e w_ ai eery fewis ?? I O go mring tbutde :ab te of at exatemen & Witthe Conta NU Until-neady EAster, ad ' o ~,The EHoes. of Cnmtmeas is rno longer a dn %ier~8~e~ich t=W s Zigt 100 Aay, and eC ,h ...