... 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 ...

... WL}LS.A MD BEQUESTS. I _ I The will (dated April 7th, 1899) of Mr. Richard Trum pr, of 2.3, Lincoln's Inn Fields, surveyor, who ?? on Oottober 26th, was proved on. November 17th by John Hatch Trumper, the brother, and John Alfred Trumper and William rederick Trumper, the nephews, the executors, the value of the estate Being £124,475. The dted Decesnber 2nd, 1886), fith two Dhetember 19th, 1890 ...

... THE NOVEMBER MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. RETNS OF CANDIDATES' EXPENSE& Mr. W. Histed, chief ckrk in the reitratior office of the Town's-clerk's departmenb, hu received the subjoined list of casdidates' expenses in connection with the Ist of November elections, in compliance with the Municipal Elections (ow. rupt and Dlegal Practices) Act, 1884:- Votes Candidate's Ward. Candidate. Polled. Expenses; L ...

... | The Associated Chambers of Commerce of the United Ringdom have memorialised the President of the Board of Trade with refer- ence to his proposal of an advisory com- mittee to deal with the subject of the re- form of lighthouse boards. Ninety-three chambers have resolved that the lighthouse boards, as at present constituted, are not adapted to promote efficient and econo- mical administration ...

... TiE FL[NSEIRE COLLEY EXPLOSION. INTQUEST AND VERICT Yesterday afternoon the Plintehire coroner a (Mr. Richard BTomley) held an inquest at f Efynnongroew, near Mostyn, as to the deaths F of Lewis-Tenkins and Samuel Pearson, manager s and overlooked respectively f the Point of Air Colliery, who met with their deaths as the m- 6 ?? of a gas explosion at the colliery a week ago. Dr. Lloyd Owen ...

... - IfAT sUPPJY OF ALLASE Tr trv5TOOT 3URCUT ;, r ye~-r Wallasey has been n b water. We have the ?? t Corsttee and a Special tree. and during the two ,ttree scp3rate schemes under 'e 0 obea~irig nin increased > ~s gone, end now no ?? denh either of them this C. tee have recomlnmended -° s Q.000 on futther ?? iheton the Ratepayers' ' . ?? has undertaken the o- all the similar as- br2 v . 'or ...

... OUR AMERICAN I LETTER. (SPECLULLY CABLED.) WASHICCGTO~N,.THURSDAT. Mr. Lyman Gage, the Secretary of the Treasury, has extended the time during which the Government will purchase bonds to e- December 23 next. )n Owing to the spread of bubonic plague, 7, Surgeon-General Wyman, of the United States it M iarjne Hospital Service, is about to appoint )y surgeons on special consular service in 50 of ...

... TO-DAY'S FORECAST. ENGLAND, N.W. (LIVERPOOL AND NORTH WALES INCLUDED). Southerly and sout westerly gales and rong winds; squally; some raiu. 0. Gcotland, N.-Southerly and saa-westerly winds, strong, a, galemn places; mild, squally. some rain. i L Scotland, E.-Same as 0. 2. England, N.E.-4ane as 0. 3. England, B. - Southerly to southwesterly winds, light to fresh; milder, fair generally, but ...

... DUCHESS OF ISTHERL D| IN LIVERPOOL. SOTTISH'HOME INDUSflUES. The Duchess of Sutherland was yetrday prM sent at a reption given by Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Williamson, at their residence at Otterspool, for the 'urpose of considering the date for holding s. sale of Scottish home industries in Liverpoo in the approaching spring. - Her Ladyahiji ad- dressed the guests in, the large entertaining roo of ...

... The following mails are despatched from Liverpool to-day:- To the Continent of Europe (joining morning mail from Lortdon)-lox closes G.P.O. 9 S0 p.m. and 10 45 pm. daily. L To Franee, Belgium, and the Continen3t of Europe (Londo night ?? closes G.P.O. 15 p m.; with id. Irte fee, 13S5 p m. Letters jre- paid td. late lee may be kosted hin Lme-street 8tationl until 1 58 p.m. To Austria, Belgilum, ...

... THE WELSH COLO't0; P SOUTH AMERICA- A THREATENED 'TRE The Boers wre not the otly na3F '1 rre'.` Advices to heed nod to:'D 5ppear to indicat d e on dbe ?? Welsh colon etA; of the Cnnbut ½ a]erf to take a leaf out of the Boer boosx- brest tre~k ehevs here. t vCW The obojective P-vint of the, n2`1 said to be ColbaaPi on tne ?? a The land hvre ijsaol 10 fC pastoral ?? tbam T h. ,, great plain ...

... I~~. Ir M Mr. Ernest Peters, el-est son of the Rev. George r Peters, vicar of- St. Thomaes, Park-lane, who -recently obtained with honours his B.A. degree at .e Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, has been accepted by the Bishop of Chichester, and will be Lordained on Sunday next to the curacy of New- haven, Suseex. . Bisnor Tuwv=, oN ArmcqAr Mxssioy.-Lat devening a service, of intercession for ...