... eofAL IVE FRIENDLY It TfSOCE. TE AGAINST A LIVERPOOL DELEGATE. SECRTARY RENSTAT. STORMY MEETING. ed anuasl meeting of the delegates jteti 3., meer Friendv Society was held i the ROY~ the oices of the society, Prescot- eest~rsdf ArXthur XV. Clayton again occupied iitk5ir and on the platform there were also ttre Cb~; m~einb othe Committee of Manage- t'e~t t *icixto' tbesociety (Mr. Breomer), but ...

... THE STRIKE AT ST. 1LBN& - I THE MiN RETURN TO WORK. The strike and lockout ?? Varks, SH Helenubelongiug to Iests. Pilkington Brothers, which comsaaoea fve miuths ago, was terminated yesterday forenoon when some hun- dreds of the men returned to t,lie works in a body and gave in their names as willing to work when sent for by the firm. This course was adopted in accordance-with resolutions ...

... I I Professor orge J. Bomanes, who lectured for the Liverpool Coroation last autumn, hs just been elected president of the London Sunday KSociety. The scieniic world evidently takes a deep interest in opening libraries and museums to the public on Sundays, and the election of Professor Roinanes to the position of president calls public attention to t-is fact. Amongst the supporters of the ...

... Theeitrike of operatires at the Adelphi Flax Mill, SBalard, is still unsettled, and over 1000 workpeople are idle. ID consequence of the threatened strike of British seamen, foreign se ...

... IIMTATING BEECHAM'S PILLS. | In the Cbancery Division of the High Court of Justice yesterday, Mr. Cozens Hardy, 0.(E, moved Tbefore Mr. Justice North, on behalf of the plaintiff, the 'proprietor of th ...

... nox, Awn a1.#-v caz F=n IRSILNCuiE n n COXPAN.A.-ThO annnoem1c ent is made that Mr. e F. W. P. Rutter, hitherto the aesistalt secretary, i er has now been appointed by the directos subwa manager of the above-named compan, . JTrames a I I Allan,, resident secretary -at the Dublin offioe of an, or IV the eompany, is promoted to the head office, with 91 at the title of assistant secretary. t, ...

... AMATEUR v. OF1FICIAL FIGURRES. zns TO THE EItTORF OF THE LIVF.RBOOL XF.RCCRY. sih Gentlemen,-Permit me to deal with the three Bi main features of an extraordinary episjle vwhich as api. rared in your colurmns last week from a tbi dignitary of theo Established Church in Vales- Ono the Archdeaccn of Montgomer-. It would be Nk-. ,nly charitabih3 to suppose that Archdeacon eaR Thomas in writing ...

... The annual meeting of the friends of the Liver- pool Town Mission was held yesterday afternoon, in the Town 1a11. The May-or (Mr. J. de Bels Adam) presided, and there was a good attendance. The committee in their 63rd report speak of progress in every department. The following statemnent gives some indications of the work of tile past ?? of missionaries at the close of the year. 31; average ...

... TiHE CHURCH ASSOCIATION. ?? I 1r. ?? The annual meeting of the Liverpool branch of the Church Association was held last evening, in Hope Hali, lHope-street. There was a small TfX attendance. Colonel Sandys, M.P., presided, At and amnongst those on the platform were General Jujdg( riir Ef. Phayre, ?? the Rev. Canou Honey- ironrn burne, the Rev. Canon WoDdvward, the Rev. lrr. ;uevd Wright, Mr. ...

... te inspur in MAGISTERIAL INQUIRY RESUMED. Met, 3cal The six persons charged in connection with the meni aalleged Anarchist plot, viz,., Frederick Chrls Gc4 .005 clerk: Victor Cai]-es, engine driver; John Westley, jifrii( tee, brler; anufacturer; William Ditchfield, rn toI wo Biattolla, alias IDeogmnariety, alias Deoganoff, shoe at manufacturer, were again brought up at Wvalsall, ha~t ...

... i THE WID1NES WATER RATE. IMPORTANT DECISION. Yesterd, S elens Comty Court, befo, O- ?? bead at Wide a few weeks ago r xn tbe abuthority of the Widbe Loa Bud to~ be m imu charge for wate deiered bymt in Thlle local hosrd bad f ed * minimum charged of e- per quarter etber the osusa ued t re quantfity or not, and a number of the builderse L the town, including mers. Charles H . J. W. Carlile, ...

... - m _ I M O N I ) A Y , F E B R U A R Y 1 5 . ~ ~ e XMON-DAY, FEBRUARY 15. r LEADING INCIDENTS. 0 a HOUSE OFNCOMMONS, MONDAY NIGHT. h MIr. John Redmond, who leads the Parnellite party, made a speech of singular astuteness to- night, and of very great ability. Some speak of it as a new Parrnellite manifesto, but it contains ri 3 nothing new as regards its matter, and it indicates no new point ...