... 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 ...

... 6. 2 TO THSE EOIrOIW OF TiHE LIVERPOOL tit[trtiT:. isis, ry Gentlemen,-The political parties having corn- fulflyi3 be rileted their oratorical efforts, and the model mrne- le, hers of Parliament havinig ?? ad vantage of the re-salt sr. holiday to meet their constituents, it is now thle .Jubfl, at elector's opportunity to have hi-. say duoring the jmeent nebrief lull in the interval between ...

... I SOUTHPORT AND CHESHIRE LINES i I EXTENSION RALWAY. of 1X Satu special meeting of the share ye-rs n- holders was ?? ?? Station,:50uth- e part, and was Well-attended, the directors present ! in the p being Mr. E. Ackroyd tehairmanl), Mr. George bed h, b- Charberlkin, J.P., and Mr. James Ramsay. habit at Mir. Peck, solicitor, explained the details of a one o % Bin now pending in Parliament, the ...

... T'he attendance at Altcar Rifle Range on Stur- day last was very large, and furaish anothe, illustration of the advisability of some mnutual arranement being made to eqnaise the shootimg each Saturday. Not one single corps could get sufficient target accommnodation, and great incon- 2 venience was caused, especially to those who wished to get away by the earler trains. Over 70 members fired in ...

... 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- ...

... I|SOUTHjPORT HOTEL KEEPERS ANDT | S UNDAY CLOSIN G. ?? . . - , . .n. trac and At the Conservative Association Rooms, South- diat the port, on Saturday Mr. Curzon, M.P. (who was A the supported by Mr. i. K. Kingston, the Conserva- the tive ent), received a denutation of the Southport you die. and Nistrict Licensed Victuallers' Association, a the re- newly-constituted body. Most oi the Southport ...

... I. Ices1 !s THE COURT, &a, a, Lich W 0Rsn, Apnvr 28. v sed The Queen and Princess Beatrice drove out yesterday afternoon. Org. Her ajiesty and Royal Family and rmembers of ve ?? household atended divine service in the 3 , p to chapel thi morning. The Very Rev. the c led of Wmd30r ofbiited. assisted by the ~Rev. n the I. Montague Baker, D.1D., master of Triituy n o Colege, Cambridge. The Master ...

... y The miners in the employrment of the 'Marrquis of Londonderry at the 8eaham Harbour and d Rainton Collieries, and the men from the neigh- i. bourng collieries, held a mass meeting on Satur- day at Seaham Harbour, and decided to demand an advance of 20 per cent. in wages. Resoliutions were also passed condemning the local sliding scale, and calling upon the Durham miners generally to organise ...

... F = = = GAFA1R& f PuFsua-r.NPsxwf)A AND SW-INE FXns RX TOPpN8.-Fru m the weckiy ?? r- the ?? oi the clerk of the peace, it is s,,en tiat the hundred of LonsP-ale Anurderrrss, ard Loylrand are tr froom swiin. teser. BInl-kdsrnr and Saiford hundreds each cnnt.n t.:o sod at s, ?? in WVest ?? andred there are 11 old and 5 new . case-, a ta oi 16. '1 !cnfectei ?? in the s coun ty thus zstonner 21) ...

... |OUR LONDON 4ORRESOMNDENCE. JxonDos, MONDAY EumNrii. A ey Nothing but a stern sense of duty could have he drawn legislatrs down to St. Stephenr!sthis. c is afternoon. Pleasant breezes played amongst the - ry trees and shrubs in the Embankment gardens, 1 as and the sunlight danced on the waters of the, Thames until the muddy old river looked quite - to fresh andoparkling Members sauntered into ...

... ECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGEN CE. Lt Ti'' BisRoe ot' Sr. AsarPiss PIsas Pussaic S SEsivsc-Tbe first public service of the newly-; se- ernthroned Bishop of St. Abaph took place on of e Sunday, at Cefo Parish Church, ncar St. tic Asaph. when, in the presence of a crowded con- Cc gregation, he installed the Rev. Enoch James re . vans, MA., as vicar of Cefu, he having been br 1) appointed thereto sowe ...