... I A. CHEMIST HEAVILY FINED. Thomas Vilbrow, unqualified chemist, was fined £ 40 at Wolverhampton on Wednesday for selling nitre and .pawspricliMJt.'tf .Wlbstwice fle- ...

... Nan Nicer, Landrail, and A=;t=rie bar? gone to the stud. One of the best looking and most prnmisin? two year olds now at Newmarket is Mahdi, by Kriar s BalsFLm-IFoletta. If Mahdi comes on well during the winter he may turn out to be a promis- ing Derby outsider. The Two Thooaand is his first engagement as a three year old and he is I im the Nswmarfcet Stakes. Sir Edgar Vincent, the new M.P. ...

... ANCIENT AMERICA AND HER CIVILISATION. CIVILISATION. At the usual meeting of the Universal Brother- hood organisation at 17. Working-street, on Tuesday evening, papers were read on the antiquity of civilisation in America. It was shown that vases which had been discovered under the guano deposits in the islands off Peru proved civilisation to have existed there at least 72,000 years B.C. Quite ...

... THE BOILER EXPLOSION AT NEWPORT. An adjourned inquest was held at the Town Hall, Newport, on Monday, by Lyndon Moore, borough coroner, ou the body of John Lynch, denkeymau, of Liverpool, who met his death throngll an explosion on board tbe 8.5. Lynx, whilst lyins at Burton's Wharf in the river Usk on the 50th ult. Mr Edwards, inspector of factories, was present, while Mr Macintosh, solicitor, ...

... Cautious Policy at Newport. I At the meeting of the Newpott Corporation. held at the Town Kali to-day, the Mayor. Conn- cillor Greenland, presiding, Councillor Williams drew attention to the scheme for which the South Wales Electrical Power Company were asking for csauction, and pointed out that jf granted the compa;;v would be in opposition to the Corpora- tion, and he suggested that the ...

... 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 ...