... 44The Little Fellow Caught Cold,' whlbh rj a day or W6 deteoped into a severe bronchial attack., I. KEimNETH CAMPSILLg - Amzg t5e ss u f cod-liver oil in the human sydta are three which stand out conspicuouly and which possibly are the easiest to understand. Thse thrae ae. first, as a specific for throat ard lnug afection second, as a benefit to the entire alinentary canal; and third, to ...

... THE TORY CRISIS IN . LIVERPOOL - - SETTLLNG THE RASH OF THE WORKING MEN. A special mieting f the Liverpool Working- mens -ConseDnive Aoation was hel last evening at No. 2, Sir Thomas-street, the circular stating- It is very urgent that all branches of the association should be represented at this meeting, as matters deeply concerning the asso- ciation iwill -be discussed. Alderman A. T. ...

... THE CITY CHURCHS- . CHERCH OF ENGLAND. Catheiral. Churuh.-Afternoon, Rev. Canon Tyer, M.A. CaIvIL :y Church (Episcopal Protestant).-Morniug and evening, Rev. Q. W. Unity. St. Blary's, Kirkdale.- Morning, Rev. S. Gasking; evenino, Rev. H. Knlowles. 1eformned Church, Tuebrtok.-Morning and evening, Rev.'l. Ri. Haneswvoith. St. Natbaniiel's, Wuidsor.-Rev. Ganon Hobson. Holy. trinity, St. Anne ...

... TH: THE ELECTRIC TRAMCAR. | I . TO THE EDITOES Olt TEE LIVERPOOL nRCUY. Gentlemen,-In addition to the question of crushing and fighting for care in Lord-street, I think the attention of the Tramways Committee should be drawn to the bad order the oars keep. Last night, being in Aigburth-road t 8 15, from the Dingle to Lark-lane there were no less than five cars in that short distance all going ...

... BIRKENHEAD -BUILDING I BYLAWS., DEFYING THE CORPORATION. At the Bhkenhead Police Court, before Dr Eaarris and Mr.-J. Williamson, yesterday, Robert Blackburn, 7, Sidney-terrace, Tranmere, was summoned on ten informations for having occupied as a dwelling, on dates ranging from June 14 up to and including the 23rd October, the house No. 7, SidneY-terrmce, whiolh was not certified by the borough ...

... FROM OUR LONDON CORR1ESPONENT. LONDON, TUErSDAY Nisen. The City's annual circus procession took place to-day, in glorious weather and through densely thronged'streets. Though each year's Lord Mayor's show is a tolerably close repeti- tion of its predecessor, London turns out in its masses to stare at it, in the hope, per- baps, of finding something new, and, perhaps, by way of recognising a ...

... - omiCOF LIVERPOOL. ,02. OFrIEE LI' lvv. __ __ rr, _: ?? all fai- Ended readers t -i 5i-i'C~i O tl9dea:aration g ?? ard Archdeacon Mladden ?? ue'car ' *^ concur in t-e view 4t 0 ,o; . ouesionyou lately dis- ae hea,'. Uu' fc readers of your f wvho ore acquated with the wo-i aruee ?? the arch- -@ .\it g your ob-eationfl un- . On the whole, your N er ?? shlrowed a true e5 ^ 'e poC i!G' of ...

... GREAT IRE INMANCHESTERI THREE MANUFACTO[IES DESTROYED. NARROW ESCAPES. About two o'clock yesterday morning in- formation was conveyed to the Goulden-street Fire Station, Manchester, that an immense fire had broken out in Blossom-street, Ancoats. Chief Officer Parker and Second Officer Bayiiss at once turned out with a strong detachment of men. It was not necessary by this time to seek any ...

... NEW MAP OF THE S-EAT OF WAR. , 'RAIWAYS ROADS BOUNDARIES -. -. g. . ?m M? MR m m = m 'm m m m a In IN Now E-S n is POSITION NATAL. BRITISH ADVANCE, MOVEMENT FROM ESTCOURT THE RECENT FIGHTING. CONFIRMATION BRITISH VICTORIES INVASION OF CAPF COLONY BOEM RELNFORCED. (BY A MILIARY CORRESPONDEIT.) London, Wednesday Night. Throughout to-day more detailed aceounts of the fight at Grobler's Kloof have ...

... I I A LIVERPOOL MAN'S EXPEREN CES. Private Alex. Jarvis, one, of the 'Mounted In- fantry Company, 1st King's Royal Rifles, has just written an interesting letter from Ladysmith to his parents in Liverpool. He says- We have bean shifted up here to prepare to take the Trans- vaal if Kruger does not climb down. We left Maritzburg, with the 5th Royal Irish Lancers, as escort to some transport ...

... STARTLING EXPERIENCE IN SOUTH SHIELDS. A case of considerable interest in which 3 young lady, Miss Elizabeth Watson, residing at 237, South Alice-street, South Shields, was con- cerned, has just been reported. The incident has excited much comment in the neighbourhood. Miss Watson, a refined and intelligent young lady, appears to have had an escape almost miraculous, and she good-naturedly ...

... MANX NE-WS. - BIRTHS, DEATHS, AND MARRIAGES. The Regiar-eneral of the Isle of Man{ Mr. Herbert Stag), in his annual report, ifsued yer- terday, states that the number of biths regis tered in the island during 1I9f was 1400, and the deaths 1008,) so -tat the natural increment was 392, which is equal to 7.0 per 1000 of the popula- tion. This is an inarease of 46 on the preceding year. The number ...