... the tica d a eccl arTnMoooaY SSUTERS AGEcY.ot rulE w THE SOCIETE DES METAUX. bu CbPARis. AncIL 27. ffm bird At a rneetin~ of the bondholders of the Socid&d Ns' tired des Metaux this morning the report of the officialI tha' liquidator was read. The report shows that the schlI tetotal losses of the society amount to 120,968,000f., fu tewithout counting the losses which will probably I b result ...

... JILEE MEMORIAL FUND. TrO TIM EEDiOM OF TEE LrvERPOOL I5ERCTZT. SEI Gentlenern,-Mr. LUvingston's letter of 26th ho instant seems to render it desirae that I should ano t briefly state the following facts, iz. :- those h L The public meeting held 14th February, 1887, you ti be nominated a general committee for the purpose gatiox nanme 2e of collecting funds and determining the form retire e- ...

... j'17E PROPOSED NEW CODE AND Ur VYOUTARY S001S l ol TO fTS NflflY S FTE LEKOL WNtMXi. 'Y Gelemen,-Permit me, a somewhat old and sk practical educationist, through your columns to ,t- addres a few suggestive thoughts and questions a to my brother-managers of voluntary schoola in. The new code, be its spirit and design C c- hat itmay, relieves s Dot at all from that, t njust, and proved to be ...

... L40CAL EINES. LrEnAaL Fnnr~rA COUNCIL oiF LivERroorL- ei As will be seen I~v an advertiseet in anothe Z-1columin, a public meeting- of the Liberals ofE the I 0nine Parlihamentary divisions of Liverpool Will be ing :0 bAilI in the 0iy Hall, Eberle-street, on Monday in evnn ieat t ih o c, to take into con- prE ?? and complete the formation of a Tb ILiberal Federal Council on the lines to which ...

... I O NDOlN CORRHAPONDENCGL teI - - ~~ I Ia'No, Srrunnax EVENINGs. Teis haa b#a dayof ontest. It has m the UniverSity Boat Race lost and wcn-l-k [f1 bybOxfordadwoubyCambridge. Itb In seen R the grest final f ath Ior a years , cLI b It has s aee the efrctn at D Enfdd. ecied in faQr' of tbO0~ t lwaddate. It has been a bhsy *m as s The peoperwho dlint t B, a-nagin on bak b of theor W . cawdtheOral, ...

... WILL OF THE LATE M D. THWAITES, OF BLAGKBURN. nto, Probate of the wi, dated May 5, 184, with | ire- codicils made Jane 7 and August 28, 2888, of the ha of late Mr. Daniel Thwaites, of Addison Lodge,i eat Kensington;- Freely, Leicesterntire; and Billinge We Sca and Woodfold Baid , Lancashire, J.P. ?? ?? D.L, andof ?? Ema~naBrewes, .T =eel Blackburn, who-died at Barwhllzaity, N.?, on bhat ...

... ILTE- ST m WS. G , and J.--5 .a ?? - Victi rind witt y at THE COU T,&a TJni ewer WinsArixn the 't it The Queen went out this morning with her. vote reles Royal Highness Princess Beatrice. Admiral Lord Fredertek Kerr has succeeded Lord Walter SI 3a= Camcpbell as groom-in-waitingz Si a - The Queen went to Londons this afternoon at a. a a :) the uarterppast three, and drove to St. James's Hor mn ...

... I I '41 THE COURT, &c. ( Mr. Gladstone ill retrn to Loudon ?? Gr: next for the remainder of the session. His move ments will, however, we understand, be governed wa by the state of Mr. W. H. Gladstone's health. f Prince Geoirge of W1als arrived at Malbora of Hfouse unexpectedly yestrday morning tro teth Channel Squadron, and after resting for soe. hours left shortly af.ter noon for Sanduingha, ...

... es Nearly twenty millions (£19,995,556) is the a amount of personal estate disposed of by wills he reported during the first quarter of this year. Lemore than ten ?? wills accounted for moreta e C- millions of personalty. Five estates, each le with personalty exceeding half a million, ut an aggregate of £5,638,294. These were ir. Rylands's, Manchester mann- id acturer and warehouseman (£2,574 ...

... d Yesterdav the first meeting of the Town 9 Council of St. Helens as a county borough council 8 wass held under the presidency of the Mayor 8 y (Aiderman J. C. Gamble).-A letter was read Y_ from the Manchester National Society for I n Women's Suffrage. asking the council to petition i Parliament in favour of a Bill for extending the go ?? parliamentary franchise to women. livo mem- nhi ?? bers ...

... M The annual meting of the members and friends -I re of the Aberaromby branch of the Liverpool he Women's Liberal Association waes held last even- ge.: ing, in the Temperance Ball, Hardlnan-street, W wdwhen Lady Sandhurst gave an address on 1aj he Women's PojLtict. M~r. Malcolm Guthrie ba Is occupied the chair, and there was a large attend- Th ift anceof ladies.& £ LO Lady Sasu, who was ...

... THlE R1IDDLE BILL. INQUIRY BeI(0t, Ri TiIN COMMITTIIC 011 THIIE 1l.t1.18f. OtP l OltDS, The nibble hill of ?? Prelton Ocrporatlon same bilferT a Saleet Gonmtuittia of tile lloneo of ljords ort WVedoinPtiy. Lord Northitiglon preatl.'d, seu mllo, mthr mevIbeor% were Lord gtunelrd, Lord Z intlht, Lord Lauderdale, and Lord Botithosk, Tho priromte vwor represinttod by Mr. Bidder, Q.C, Mr. ...