... STEAMNG IN WEAVING SEEDS. dd OPEAAIW' DEPUTATION TO THE a HOME SECRETARY. .ds A deputation, represening the operatives a int in the Lancashire textile industries, letaited on E Home Secetar, Mr. Matthews, at the Home Office, yesterday, in reference to the go subject of steaming in weavingsheds, with rspt ed to which a deputation of manufacturers ted on nt Mr. Mathews on Thursday. The bodies re ...

... 0: - - I- I IC TaM ILLMrop Ma. T. D. Homms.-From ao ?? received 3eserday it appars that Mr.j b ornby, hbd pawed a good night, his strength Leing-well manbiined, and hi-geteral condition nore fascrnabr HA 9Unss DOfATION To TEN BIrssxn a Y.M.C.AL-The treasurers of the Birkenbead 1 Y.ILC.A. Institute and Gvmnasium new build- 6 lagfundi e ed the handsomodonatiomgof :£400from Messrs. Lever ...

... I The attendance at Altcnr Rifle Range on Sat-r ( It day was again very large, amongst the principal a- events being the County Ten Clnb second shoot or and the match between the 2nd Liverpool and Ist !s Warwick (Birmingham), 20 mnena-sideparticulars ie of which were given in thecrcury yesterday. In f t addition, the 4th V.B. held their fortuightiy d regimental shoot, and together with ...

... at . . ;. .. LIVERPOOL. The result of extended inquiries in Liverpool and district as to the storm of Sundsiy last is to Ishow that no damage of a serious nature has occurred either to lif3 or property. The effects of the storm arc still very applr especially in i the country, where heaps of smal stones aad mud have accumnulated near the roadside grids. t1 Through the windows of a church in ...

... ' 'to THE COURT, 4a M The Princeand Princes-of Wales e ndon an kauarday next for Paris, where they w t main four or five days. . GeneraElis, equerry to the Prince of Wales, has been appointed secretmay to-the Royal ¢01 eo .mission of the Exhibitiomof 1m, in plae- of Sic, he Iron Plyfair, resined. Lord ein's indi on is not ?? w it sromnted for by the raton after leavn Ft ,Inia and the change to ...

... .NOTHEIEI L(ONDON I1OROPi. to MUTILAT2I) oil, O1F WOMAN ...

... Yesterdayniorning, ?? and Bey s Warrington, wen out on strike. It appears that up to for years ago the men were entitled to receive bounty money of :s. if thev worked six turns during the week, . which was stopped on account of bad trade. The 1 3. men, considering trade now very geod, have gone n out in order to have it returned. It is expected jtey will retarn to work this morning. H:E S.A ...

... LOCAL i BILLS IN PARLLUMXT, T.vvn2POOTl COB'OBAON ?? Lx PWOO Conloasrio B4Ltj-.le examine e of pr e Bs in the Houso csf Lrds had befog, 1 of ve6AeBY for prf of ?? with tkA 3 standing ordes the Bill whh the Li..l - np-,,ion are promoting to amned their Act o, r ;lUSO, to~ &otrt~e.Ces ?? wtb . zeser torkzr3nt, public vbanless a tramways~ enable them to Voe iaie. t buig r e g were f &ounld te 130 ...

... TiHE FRENCH CHAMBER OF iEP UTIES. !re na P.gis, JtN' 4. I till r In the Chanmber of Deputies this aftere.ion T. or' r. Felix Fu'sre addressed a. quiestion to the M-linister for es for Forei n Affairs re-garding th' stute of al.:irs up e in fryti H'e said thajt the ?? 1id lnevor Ioo 'been &ffeetive, and charged t ie trench re reseota- e tiveb on -en haing oversteppd d e athe btands of ...

... ~* TO THE EMfOiiS OF THE LIVSERPOOL 3MEHOT. Gentlense.,-The letter of the Bishop of St. a Asaph Ay be ?? one sense as a compliment ti to the Liverpod vMercry, for the pagraph he Y le criticises has been copied in many other papers. r The new prelate is onr who knows his own mind , and can expreal his artlneneuts forcibly, and b6- . deserves credit for speaking out under his own 7 a, signature, ...

... A deputation from the NorthmberinndMiners' 0 Association waited on the masters on Satcrday, and applied for an advance of 10 percent in wages, but the-mastes poitponed-t~i dcii th for a f gt. fI Bummer PLrmns AmD Twn Wsalm-The n -bers of Burnlsy and district who ae affiliated be with the amalgamated association have mide an at application for anncrse o of an th hour, and have given notice whic ...

... i I SALUS ?? LEx SUPPER]A. SATI-RDAY, JUTJE 1, 1889. The Queen has declied to become patron wi the Lf'ndrn .nti-vivisection Society. I I I.. . I . . , - I In the 1l 1Luse of Lords, yesterday, the ; -, ,aziaisezit was given to a number of t lUi. Tlhe Naval ]Defence Bill was read a t third tinie and passed. Earl Browulow I Luoee(l the second reading of the Industrial c c. Is Pill, which is ...