per I air. Chintz Coven glazed. Carpets cleaned, and the colors revived. ; Floor Cloths cleaned and glued - . Dyeing in all Iti Er Woman—ALBION-STREET, BIRKENHEAD. Di 9 8. HAMILION-STREET, BIRKENHEAD. 1281 WALTON-ROAD, LIVERcOOL. ESTABLISHED 1870.

HOUSE DECORATOR, esoir ME PLU ABER, CARVER, AND GILDER, MALICE ICI PAPER HANOINGS eh WINDOW GLASS. Manuf ,, oturer sad of the IMPROVED VENSTIAN BLINDS, In all shades of colours. Orders for Repairs will have prompt attention. The charges are modsrate.

FLANNELS, BLANKETS, SHEETS, COUNTERPANES, IVINCEYS, CALICOES, &a, EDWARD JONES, ALB/ET 149 AND 151, PRICE-STREET, BIRKENHEAD. TRAVELLING TRUNKS AND BATHS, PELLMBULATORB, RIBBON a CO. (Lnum), 1171iND3BING lIIONMONGIBII, 69 & 71, ARGYLE-9MM a QUEEN-STRUT, 0 HRISTMAS STATIONERY, WH

THE "WILD Rosa" IN COLLISION.—On Tuesday after the accident to the Seacombe boat, the "Gem" the" Wild Rose" came into collision with the French vessel Titiana but sustained little or no damage of consequence. About three in the afternoon, whilst going to Seaoombe, the "Wild Bose

THURSDAY. (Before Messrs. T. H. Jackson and T. IL Lee.) IN OP GLlM—Thomaa Davies, farmer, Moreton, was summoned for having need a dog to take game without q license, on land belonging to Mr. W. Inman. Mr. Hannan was for the prosecution and Mr. Thompson for the defenne. In openin

Lonfide cc in the Liberal Mini4try, be resumed by the Member for Oraresend. Chair to be taken et balt.past seven o'clo,k. Membership, 24., ladies and strangers' palsies, 21. " WESTMINSTER,' Clerk of the House.

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O. LOVERING, COMMENCING MONDAY, DEC. 2. To Manage for them those Departments that gave SO much satisfaction at his Solo-street Establishment, and solicit a continuance of the favourt so liberally beAuwed upon there. J. C. and Co. have also secured the servines of all his efficie

The Staffordshire miners, who have resisted the masters' demands for a reduction of per day, resumed work on Monday at the reduction. Fourteen days' notice has been given to completely close the Runcorn and Weston Alkali Works, at which about 450 men are employed. On Saturday 50