... rig. The report recently issuedi, of the Acting the Admainistrato~ of British Beehuanaland, gives a lld full and on ianny points a satisfas Lory account iv of the position and progress of the colony ler during the third year ef its existence. n the maintenancfe of law a3nd ordler there is anmarked i-lproa ?? SaiowVn. tO- 'CrimC has decreased tiroegho..t the tern- rid tor. Thefs of stoel allp ...

... D E PaR ON MISMNARY ENTERPRISE I ear The oening service of the meeti-P ti, 0 of the Iiverpool a oiliary Of the Lodon M br 51 ski ?? took placo he Gat I 1 Geoe-ret Charel, th precer being the Rev. .m Josep Parke;, D. 4 of tbe(ity Te e London. 1 eat The spacis buidiar ws croded to e Th to) )rO Rams took his text fr St Jon xi. ZL, wd BC ,se his sermon for the grester part dealt with an e- ,a ...

... I I rigs; -- ?? - - iOfl. NEW RAILWAY AT BOOTLE. Sf a This bill, the object of which is to give the Mid- rish land Railway Company power to construct certain v ulice railways mn3gst them being a short line from t the their o goods branch the he Leeds and Liver- the pool Canal, came before a private bill committee gbt of the House of' Comons yesterday morning. 8 his The committeewas presided ...

... ECCLESIASTICAL INTE LLIGENC| The appeal in the case of the Rev. James Bell- Cox is expected to come on for bearing almost immediately the House of Lords reassembles. iS In our notice of Good Friday services the Rev. a F. Hcrinuq was said to bave conducted the a Three H~ouri Service at his own church, instead le of at St. Thomns's, Seaforth, v here there was a to very large congregation. rs An ...

... LATEST NFEWS. I , CGe THE COURT, &a m. Miss Anna Augusta Smith, sister of t'he right hag lion. W. IH. Smith, died at Bournemouth, on thh Sunday, afteralong nllness. Tb General Bonlanger visitd the ose of Corn- ':a1 rmans last evening, and for abot half an.hour =s asta a. comment figre in the distinguish straners' dol gallery, to vwhich he ws introduced by Xr. ; IO'EeU;I. Thfis being his 52nd ...

... THE EASTER MANEUVIES. le - PORThqmo~gl3, MJxn±Y. p'e, Frmtepitof view of the avrgepesue a ekr, th prain to-dy ~on, Brwoow ad ri ntesoebewn vidy ort ad Close Wood The a mshaepoetaeaduitrsig Th:con aS fatri h ?? opr cen is of this yersshmthe colossa sha figt IMa-i ea in whichron afe round of blank cart- lab( e, ridges are aimlessly expended to the mystification Ides Ls of the public, and the ...

... AFFAIRS NT MOROCICO. TO THY V.DITORS 0OF THE LTVW;-OL EtRCUIT.l Gentlemen, -Political afairsare very unsettled in Mcrocie at the present time, and there may be at any moment an ?? which will fi the. eyes of the world on this little-undcrstoodeountry. 2obeChannel Fleet-has ben in and out of this h; 5-rt for soveral Weeks past, and at the present yi crioment two of our ironclad, art- lying in ...

... Tim MAr Pa.r Psoczs .-Mr. John Hould- ing mentioned at the meeting of thes Liverpool at Health Committee yesterday that the Saxnitary ni rM Sub-committee, of which he is the chaiman, had di for decided that the usual May DAy procession of the hb rds Corporation horses and carts, in all the slendour oz .nd of new decorations, would take place next Ii 6y's Wednesday; that the procession would ...

... DISTRICT SSMONS. 8on STI HELEN&S sid Xhen laves, larr-treet was charged with stealin ob a vatch and gaord, value tb 5a., froxm reuseplPowel, Wigall-lane, Wtn. Prseecutor said that about 20 -by mintrs prst e eve on Tuesday night he-asgoing ro along Shaw'alaeetol tbowaid the railway stelm, when otL theprisonerran after him and ?? i himndownm hopget nandwaee going Intcehestation. tin when she ...

... jLATEST INIEWS ' THE COUTRT, &a . ,es The Speaker was better lhanight, but was svti borse from the effects of his cold. He hopes t tho it resume his duties in the House of Commons SM St today. in . SPECBA TELEGRMS, &c. r so The Coinmft~e of the New York Yacht Club, re to which Lord Dunraven's chalenge for the ,g Arerican Oup was referred, has decided to report i a in favour of the acceptance ...

... C : tar, ingy Z~u 2 it ~ tha sits PoruLI L= SPLEMA. lov; con MONDAY, APTUL 1, 1889, p p The Prince of NVales-who, whi'st on a I sib to Aintree Races, hli^s been the guest 1 b CO of the Earl of Sefton-left Liverpool for an London on Saturday afternoon. a A Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign fe] Office on KSaturday. 'The Ministers present s0 were the Marquis of Salisbury, the Bight fe] EHon ...

... AN' OLD NAVAL SKETCIL Sir, recently grumbled ant old sea captain, thosc age is commoonly beolieved to be 90- P i lie exclaimed to me, in my time, if a C inrk gave troublc, we tied him up and we r m-pceacd-eanglcd him, sir, and laid on with a D till, aed the flaying, sir, not only made c Itini a good seaman bht a respectable t ?? of society. Al:, those were the a 1ine tines! No lime juice ...