... as Prbhate of the will, dated 19th October, 188,!of me the late Mr. Joseph Leopold Rosenheim, of r, Croxteth-road, Liverpool, cotton merchant, who 4 died on the l2th January last has been granted to the executors; his wife, Aire. Johanna Rosen- as hei4n; his brother Mr. Herman Rosenheim, of 3f Lime-street Square, London, wine merchant - his r, friend Mr. Benjamin Newgass, formerly of Liver- Df ...

... I~OUUrONDON CORRPONDENcE4 Members.allied in the House of Commons t this afternoon in hgh spiits at the prospct-of d a debate on the inrease In the ?? duties. n, Most of them went home again before eight is . o'cock, sadder but not wiser men. The debate t] would have taxed the itelligence of the is united Chancery bar. Mr. Goschen, Sir 'si r- Richard Webster, Mr. Gladstone, Sir Horacer k a ...

... Aa-0 -- -- - s THE MERCANTILE MARINE L SERVICE ASSOCIATION. ti The annual reeting of the members and aso- the ciates of the Mercantile Marine SernvieAmmxtion of l was held yesterday afternoon in the Council COan- as hew at the Town ll. The Mayor (Mr. E. H. bce Cookaon) presided, and amongst those present anc were Mes Clarke Aspi Thomas 31i~in, ra John Temple, Captain . J. Ward. pre- f eldent; ...

... FORECASTS FOR TO-DAY. i eN 0. Scotlalld, S. -South-easterly iyinds, moderate,. at. fresh: fair z7neralCy. l. Scotland, Li.-S mo 35as O. Z aeuinlana, N.E.-South-casterly winds, imoderrte; fair In unsetuled, and soene rain. at 3. Eugland, E.-South-caistOrly and southerly wind;s, n-hl, neeno1e~te; Close, unstiLeld, scale rain- hi thunder loclv. I t1 5 4. 'idland Counties--Ssime aq 3, 1 In 5 5. ...

... ! ECCLESIASTICAL' INTELL IGECE| FUNERAL OF THE REV. CANON E JONS, LLANENGAN, PIVLLHELI. Li ub The remains of the late Canon Jones pi, nd were interred at Denis Cemetery on Froiy at) last. The deceased was widely known and on nd hihly esteemed bv the clorgy an4 laity of North he W\ales. Hle was for macnx years the vicar co ne Denio, Pwllheii. f rom w-hence he wvas preferred to o c Sir Llanengan ...

... i -. LIBERATION SOCIET. I, The Triennial Conference of the Society for the Liberation of Religion from State Patronage and Con- trol was opened at the Memorial Hall, Farringdon- street, London, on Wednesday morning. Mr. Stans. feld LP. occupied she chair. On the motion of -ir. J. Ells, 31P., seconded by Mr. Broadhurst, 3LP., and supported by Dr. Hutton (Paisley) and Mr. A. Williams, ?? a ...

... SAULtS FDPtLI LEIY SrTrhIS4A. MONDAY, MAY 6, 1889. The Queen left London on Saturday ifternooD, driving from Buckimgham 'alacw . . . ?? l : ?? , . ll'addingtm accompanied by Princess Ieatrice. Her Majesty proceeded to Windsor bv special Great Western train, -rriz-inz at tho Castle shortly befor six i clock. F. A Cabinet Conncil was i.eld on Saturday kr, the Foreign Office, and ias attended by ...

... ST. HELENS. i a John Mlather, British Lion. Raren-Atrcet TasV- ir-led was St and 14s.d. costsfor ?? a pint ofv.hi? . in Police-constable Sellars, which an anarl._iis wrrS teen s to be 32 percent. under ?? (loier, proeision be dealer, Parr-street, for having in her p'IC-eelI a t qat~ity of margarine net labeiledi. was t that costs Defendant stpaad thist the latbel hadi been .u c:- that ...

... MR. GOSCIEN'STINANCE. d TO TrHt EDITons or THlt irvnotLOL MRzcUr. ; s Gentlemen,-Last year you were good enough d to insert a letter from me, criticisingthe Budget of Mr. Goschen which, on its introduction, was: A received by the House of Commons more favour- n ably thani it deserved. Discussions, which e followed, showed my criticism wvas reasonable, and e some of the nuore objectionable ...

... |)UR LADIES' .C,.C XTTMN.I BY ONE OF TKEMSE6LVE;n. & TRIBLE FOG.-MAY WEDDINGS.-A REAL HELPMATE.-A SCROOLMASTER S BRIDI.-TRUE PHILANTHROPY.-MEDTCAL CIRCLES.-AFTEr- NOON WEDDINGS.-A NEW COOKING STOVE.- OLD FASHIONED PREJUDICE.-PICTURI SHOWS. -PERMANENT PHOTOGRAPHS.-MRIS. CAMERON. -PICTURES BY G. F. WATTS.-LATEST FAS1-I IONs.-NEW GOWNS.-LAcEYARR.SN(IIMwNTS.- PRETTY WHITE NxcK TIES.-EVILS OF ...

... EVIDENCE OF MR. PARNELL. Le )f CROSS-EXAMINATION BY THE d ATTORNEY-GENERAL. '6 d TUESDAY.-Sv.avsnqlrw-FI1ST DAY. i The Bpeeial Commission resumed its sittings on wT aegd maorning after the Easter recess. - iMr. Parnell was called, and examined by Mr. c- Asquith. He said: I am the son of the late Mr. John Parnell. He was a landowner in Wicklgw..Carlow, K Kildare, and Armagh. He was also a very ...

... in The Government (says the Daily Neaw) have B. decided not to entertain the proposal put forward rt by Mr. Munro Ferguson that the Scotch Local in Government Bill and other Scotch business shll| of be referred to a committee of Scotch members. ly There is no truth, according to the Observer, in L the report diligently circilated that the Govern rd ment intend to withdraw the Sugar Convention| ...