... guitar pieaes, and granmophone item.s Miss KL of Thornton acted as pianist. of Tae LAT Mni. Josy ForsHAw.-The funeral for of Mr. John Forshaw, who died at 21, Sefton- drive on the 17th instant, in his 81st year, tookl place at Smithdown-road Cemetery yesterday ...

... Will Coffee. miss O'Neill, Mr. Harry MeYer, and Mr. J. Mller accom- panied IMr. J. A_ Finigan occupied the chair, M r and Mr. John Oarty was the hon. secretary. X nY Father Fletcher proposed a vote, of thanks to N the artists, which was seconded by Father ...

... lthis forms a great additional attraction to the place; when thetide is out it isjust the' rever'se'-e-s Lord Chief Justice Russell took care to remind the inhabitants and authorities during his recent visit to the place. But the proposed harbour wil have ...

... co ivies Rev. Bishop Rcyston, Rev. T. a. Clhote. Rev. as and S. Friedeberg, Sir W liam Forwood, Mm John at o r Branebrr, Oclonel . H. MrrisoN, Mr. John ?? anvd Lawrene w re . M Carls% MAxtsr, M.P., Sir J. tr a nd A. Wilm, MYF., president of the Clamner ...

... guests of the chief magistrate on theocoasion were oi Sir William Forwood, Sir Edward Russell, Al- bq dernan W. HE Watts, Alderman W. B, Bawring, et Colonel Morrison, Mr. .John Lea, Mr. George SC Wynne, Mr. Morris P. Jones, Mr. William Den- ton, Mr. Edwin Berry ...

... certain religious Orders, C availing himself of a Presidential decree g when the Senate emasculated his Bill. But p like Lord John Russell's Ecclesiastical Titles i Act in this country, the proscription was t] allowed to fall into abeyance immediately X after ...

... costume, which prove that, in Mr. Ward, the ?? Leighton has all apt pupil. ' With these, may usefully be compared the I-Ion. John Collier's very modern: preselitation of the like sentiment in his A Proposal ?? 176). Perhaps the most pleasing and poetical ...

... Mr. F. W. Wilkes; evenmig, Rev. d , John Ward. Templar HalL-Morning, Mr. H. Clagne; evening, Ber. J. C. Stuart. I Phythran-street.-Mouing, Rev. S. Wilkes; evening, I Mr. G0 C. Deakin. Wesley HaLti-Morndng, Rev. John Ward; evening, Mr J. A. Lee. ) Centr ...

... -:-Yates-street (P. M-), Garston (.Baptis), as ul still. Templar Hall, Alt-street Mission, Tortet __s first Tabernacle, - Russell - street Mission, St. have mrnds, Nathaniel's, St. Dunstan's, Prince's-avenuerae Ls had (P. M.), .Aigburtb-et~rcet (Wesl,) ...

... the tni being was a certain Mr hmsLOVJs. The local solicitor en- gaged i nthe cse in-the liberal interest was a; cortin -i. John Roberts. The counse briefed esi the iberal side in the lawmiit ws a certain Mr Chwles BnsaeIL Now thmes three muim thn united ...

... Messrs. R. Graesser (Lian- al gollen), B. Greenly (Bangor), W. Griffith (Wrex- fir at bamn), T. R. Hughes (Liverpool), L. Lloyd John efi to. (Corwen), 0. Isgoed Jones (Llanwrati R. 0. ml ti, Jones (Blaenan Festiniog), W. Lloyd Psrryt tie (Motd, H. Lewis ( ...

... the British South Africa Corn- I pany for the transfer of its territory to the Crown. THiE LOST GUNS AT COLENSO.1 General RUSSELL asked the Under Secre- tary for War whether it was the intention of the Government to publish Colonel Long's report regarding ...