... I LT WT. LOCAL EVIDENCE ffhe FEMALE CLERKS. an, 'he ' his The committee Vpointed to inquire into the 8 mt grievances of Postoffice employes held another eic in- sitting yesterday at the House of Lords, under of mnt the presidency MI Lord Tweedmouth. ap Mr. W. Drew, the cleri from Manchester who de ohe was giving evidence when the inquiry allouned we lip on Monday, stated that split duties and ...

... SHIPBUDNG DISPUTE. TbIresa Assoeiation's Belfast correspondent telegaphs that no develcpment has taken place since Friday in oonneotion with the strike. There seems to be no chance of a near settlement now, Great sufering is being experienced by the lebourers of whom about 5000 are out of work, and of these only 1000 are connected with the society. The oth rs are at the mercy of public charity ...

... VIRTUAL SETTLEMENT OF ITEIARMENIAN QUESTION OFFICIAL APPROVAL OF THE POWERS' SCHEME WAITING FOR THE SULTAN'S SIGNATURE. x The Press Association states that yesterday morning Sir Philip Carrie, British Ambassador at Constantinople, telegraphed to the Foreign Office announcing that the scheme of Armenian reforms drawn np by the joint representatives of the three Powers on Wednesday, the 11th ...

... TO THE EDIORS OF THE LIVPOOL IER Y. Gentlemen,-It is not too much to say that the meeting of the Court of Governors of Bangor College held yesterday was an event of the first importance in the history of the college; and the discussion on the question of Welsh and London degrees was not only full of information to the governors, but also extremely valuable as raising in a tangible form the ...

... k t a- ., f LATEST DETAILS. et _ 1e d The Press Association's Belfast correspondent, ? telegrapbing last night, ?? shipbuilding! I is is-eelpdI le strike has, according to expectations, developed ! re here this evening, and counting the men who have a !n now struck work and those who have been sus- P ;h pended in consequence, there will be 7000 idle to- j n A morrow. ...

... , Full fifty years have passed since the instita- I tion of the Philharmonic Society of Liverpool, Ca D' which in 1890 celebrated the golden jubilee of its foundation. From that date the society a has passed towards its fifty-seventh season, Iwhich began last evening in a hall which is redolent of many grateful memories. There s was, figuratively, a shaking of hands all round Al _ on this ...

... mencers k'ooa is soaa mn tlis IDy vilBw, w. , use o LOCAL A EWS. MiS GKrSoS L LrVxZPOOL.-MiSs Kingsley b the lady explorer, who has recently been travel- h ling in the Canmeroons region, arrived in Liver-.. pool, on Saturday, in the British and South African Company's steamer Bakana. Miss t Kingsley's travels have been several times re a erred to in the M Mercury, and from all accounts F the ...

... V [TtEOUGH RZTetS AGCEOT.j Constantinople, Wednesday.-A telegram fron Messina announces the arrival there of the United States cruiser Marblehead. Mr. Christie, the missionary, with his family and anumber of other Christian families, have also arrived at Messina to seek protection. Mr. Terrell to-day received telegrams from Marash and Aintab announcing the safety of the missionaries at those ...

... ROYAL ALBERT ASYLUM 1)11(1 - The general ?? =eetihg of the subscribers Pily to the Royal Albert Asylum for Idiots and off Imbeciles of the Northern Counties, Lancaster, ter- .ill be held at the Town Hall, Southport, to- the morrow. The 31st annual report of the central wn, committee states that the year just completed ,om has been one of steady progress in the various -r- departments of the ...

... SAPMUILDERS' STRIKER COSFERENCE AT CARLISLE. THE MASTERS' TERMS. The Prres Assooiation's Carlisle correspondeent J statcs that the conference between the representa- G hives of emp!oyers and men in the shipbuilding G inary trade which was held at Carlisle yesterday, to J] )h the consider the points in dispute, was continued in 3 at private up to last evening, when it was stated n i the that ...

... lel 16 eh} THE NEW RECREATION GROUND A-ND ELECTRICITY WORKS. le Yesterday afternoon and evening Southport had quite a bank holiday appearance, consequent A upon the opening of no less than four works of ie public improvement by the Southport Corpora- Df ticn. The first item in the day's programme 1, was the opening of the new marine-drive, which, kg together with the connection of the two ...

... X THE EXTENSION OF LIVER- y POOL. ,he PROPOSALS OF THE ENGINEER AND) 'be THE VETERINARY SUPERIINTENDENT. Mi ir III. P. Boulnois, the city engineer, and Mn.# era IL S.Rynolds, the veterinary superintendent c 'ht of the Corporation, have drawn up reports deal- t rof iug with the arrangements necessitated in their V ted departments b)y the passing of the Boundaries e Extension Bill. -in- It is ...