... IgI;SlP OF LlVERPOOL. , ?-olS OtHE LIVXRPOOL MERLr'Z. cc Ie Bs`hcps resignation is to a: March. May a layman r 2ea-ae :, your columns in order s: G; twO tsuggest:ons in reference to := rier vw'i be some testimonial to ,Q~ Mar I suggest that we should o tnte eax-p e of the diocese of - .aoz lae b-hnhp? Toe Churco ag~ c~whse, Dr. Temple was W be,-r o:rae Bishop of Lon- -Li3 .ia; -ted a p ...

... T The inquest on the body of the young woman named Margaret Murphy, who was run over by some coal trucks at Victoria-road, Swansea, on Tuesday night, was held on Wednesday. A verdict of Accidental death was returned. and the jury expressed their opinion that a lamp should be. placed on the corner nearest 3 the railway line. A promenade concert and dance took place on Thursday evening at the ...

... I LORD) AVOLSELEY WN TIllS GREAT ] I WAR. I I ANOTSSRP ARMY DIVISION TO BE CIALLED OUT. 11AN'S, ACROSS THE ISEA. lrdl o, tley. Cot inal Idol- iiLk- ChIiotf. ptresqided last t'itqiillkr. III tile 235!th annutol komitjttt oiF hI. Ili)tnu So-oltrich Ceri-arazdtitl 11l IhIo N izig's lia~ll I ?? l:tat\'tialtltti Tiii' illtitiz oijcvt oif thut, IL'titlety is to) gisn ?? rliot'i, throkugh Tr. ' ...

... TITIE COURT. i DECOATIONAS FOl SROLDIERiS. I WVI NDI St R, OA WFLEI', Nxv . .0 'I'Tih Qtiton arid htr otiyal Iiiigllit.t I'riiv'';n IIlutIVy of II lkt ?? g I ?? (itit Vt t Vt'i'lit$ alt( tri'it'tto LI, attlltl c ti by ditvI Ion. Mt lhti 'to liot ?? Figi tt ikty I. Sai I ' t ,hi 'iSt-tl, ?? . ?? Mttjt' ty) Amtlbiisati ir a t SI. V'mt'r. c itg) itldI Lady .WOtC, ?? tili' 1itt1. Mit Stuiitoi ...

... IMR CHAMBERLAIN ON, FOREIGN AFFAIRS. THE ANGLO-GEiMAN UNDER- STANDING. FOREIGN ATTACKS ON THE QUEEN. WARNING TO FRANCE. A NEW TRPLE A&LNOE. MUr Chamberlain was entaxitained yesterdtiy afternoon at a oonsphimen'eary luncheon at the County Assembly Rooms, Leicoester, the gather- ing having been arranged by local Unionists in ounnection -with 'the rigtht hon. gentlemana's visit to the town. Lord ...

... I THEi PROPOSED NEW TRIPbE ALLIANCE. PRESS OPINIONS. 4 We hsave been favoured with the following editorial expressions of opinion on Mr Chamber- lain's speech at Leicester yesterday on the sub- ject of our foreign relations and the attitude of France :-- The London Daily Telegraph says:-Mr Chamberlain electrified hits listeners at Leicester yesterday by what may be described as one of the ...

... |BENEV OLENTl SOCIETY OFS I xST. AN DREW. LANNUAL DINNER IN BELFAST. The annual dinner of the Belfast Benevolent So- ciety of St. Andrewr was held last evening in the :Grand Central Hotel. The president, Mir. George M b'Udo~wie, occupied the chair, and there wias a ,large attendance, the guests at the higher table be- .il ?? Henderson, J.P. ; Messrs. William ,Jo'ton, M.P.; G. WV. Wol70ff, MU.D ...

... I OW A PAINTER FIRST SAW THE HOLY I -110 CITY. A prominent feature in the Christmas number of. the Windsor Magazine is an. account of the life- work of M. Tissot, the French artist, whose pictures of the life of Christ creatod such a. sensation in Eng- land 'a short while ago. M-. Tisot's first glimpse of the Holy City is very characteristie oS the man him- self It was in 1886, an afternoon ...

... PEOPLLA' P'IL.tLkcE, The interior nr f I- 1. - , ---~ .' I Jt.ttJ.tti2 3nt The interior or the l'eo4 1 l'.daev ear a 'ho patriotism worthy ot em L! ti ai S-ra r l ze. when the fourth ofr-. i-ti i ,j Of for and orphans of l;riti-n -oelor iCi ii' t roef , jar given under isi 11i- ,fWj id. the Duke of licajc, - others of distinction m 1 e r. . a, 899 spontaneity in the i r or j t, t 9359 part In ...

... At the Llanbaddan Petty Sessions on Thurs- day John Rowlands, Gogiaan, sanitary inspector to the Aberystwyth Rnral Council, was charged with indecently assaulting and llltreating one Evelyn Hope, a single woman, of middle age, re- siding at Goginau, on the evoning of October 11th. Mr W. P. Owen, Aberystwyth, prosecuted, and Mr A. J. Hughos, Aberystwyth, defended. In opening the case Mi W. P, ...

... AT THE WAR OFFICE. NO MORE NEWS TO HAND. There were many callers at the War Office throughout Thursday in expectation that the list of the Modder River casualties would be posted, but only two telegrams giving the names of the killed and wounded officers were received, and at a late hour it was authoritatively stated that the Department had received neither the rank and file losses nor the ...

... OVERCROWDING FOREIGN VESSELS. The half-yearly report of Dr. Collingridge, medical officer for the nort of Hondon, again serves to show the great variety of duties which fall upon him and the importance of the sanitary work which is being carried out on the river, not only in protecting Lendon from the importation of infectious disease, but in maintaining the health ot that large population ...