... ;fpin et. ton. ,LMOWla. -, - ' . - ltRANCE:. ' ?? -QOSTSPXRACY AT PART8._Tt appears by recent French papers, -that thetwopariestherepublicans ?? i'sts-of 'Paris, liave e~enmskiog somielattempts to ttrge the poor, a'nd at present admost starvingpopulation to riot. The conispiators were' however defeated. They ,ad organized tlieselves unider a ,supio id the 4th~intant v'as ?? 'tii'pn fr a ...

... I ac*~ZPU2~U~~AL R~ORT FOR OOTO .- I | A$ICFT~AL, REFORM' Pon OCTOBOR. 5 - ?? ch_ ?? d lig tfu I, , The ptait month has exhibited much of that delightful S autumnal weather which .frequently distinguitshesit; anid, it has not only been ?? and agreeable, bpatiseasooable h for the ?? of husbandry. At the beginring of the h r month there waS rain, desending steadily, without impe- tu a r osity, ...

... I ..a~ @~8TwUcy OF ENG~DAD I. .. W LES i Fin fly a Law of Reform.) CLAMSE5St PERSONS 'HIO ARE EXCLUDED FtOM T'HE ELElTIVE .F NCHISE AND NOT TO BX RE- GISTERISED. Aliens, idlota, lunatics, minQrs, and females. British Peers, Ministers of State, Lords Lieutenants, and Governors of Counties. Persons convicted of perjury and bribery, or subornation of perjury. Felons convict under sentence of ...

... . iWfERCOQL AND LEDS tAILWAY 6XTLP0._Th letter which I addrte toyl last week. recomsndinsi~ g the Subscribers to the qaoudndiW W Liverpool and _Lees Railway, now happi~ly defunct, tO is5 make the beat Of' a bad bargain, and remain content ats le PropriettOX of~the Bolton, Bury, and ?? ie has been answered by a writer in laht Monday's Aibtat d who designates himisself A Subscribet' to th f4r~so ...

... 'Etc Ribrr. e. Under this head it is our intention, as we announced some months ago, to lay before our readers some interest. le ing particulars respecting Liverpool, the advancement of Z id which in population and commercial importance is almost a re unprecedented in the history of ancient or modern times. 0 The first article in our collection, although not very corm. t n plimnentary to our ...

... CHIOLE RA MORHUS. is' TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERP1POOL MPRC RIF. GENTLEIEN,;,-A report having got into circulation that la case of cholera occarred in Bachelor-street. lon Sunday last-in order to remove any unnecessary alarm on this all.engrossing subject, I beg to inform the public, and especially persons residing in the immediate vicinity, through the mnedium of' your paper, that th c ...

... NEW anD Oerb1 ationo GERMARY. Dutch and, German papers have been received to the date of Saturday, but their contents are of very secondary interest. The preparations for war still continue in Hol. land, but hopes were, notwithstanding, entertained that the dispute with Belgium might be still terminated ami. cably. The German papers are chiefly occupied with the late attack upon the eldest son ...

... I LTbc greater portion of the following article Was prepared in the type for last week's Mcreury. . PLEDGES F'R^o CANDIDATES, AND EDITORIAL MIS- REpRESENTATION. (ContnLuedfrema our fonler pMperf.J 1T A long letter on this subject appeared in the last number of the Journal, of which, as far as we are concerned, we do not feel called upon to bestow much de notice, as the correspondent, like his ...

... ANNO - aVG. si OhTuesay lat, bi~j'~ater'reiday, the annualI ie Vestry ?? held in Churcb. totakeI S. 'into considerat ibh Cloi uchliwde5aconelt OmI. at cera for the ent ?? d tasc.td5Mbh5 if of the parish., Tho attenanc ysmrnueuathan Ie we recollect ir.t'o have' bepfrsm er at tl asles ar and body of the church-esgner ildai~r also I :h two or three of theffrintat set t h ?? as a es strong muster ...

... ?Y?1I?0po n?cuc?. . ORMSMIRK DOINGS AGAIN-SOUTH LANCASHIRlE ELECTION. TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIEBRPOOL MIERCURE., Snet,-When I last week gave you an acccunt of the origin of the opposition to our two liberal candidates- Molyneux and Wood-I had no idea that the affair would go beyond Ormskirk and a certain junta in Liverpool, with a sugar plum at their head : great was my astonishment when I read ...

... Ntwo aub b btrbat tot POLAND. The despot of Poland is now rivalling, or even out- Hecoding Herod, by his barbarous treatment of the un- happy victims to his oppression. He has absolutely issued an Imperial Ukase, directing nothing more or less than the confiscation and transportation to the military colonies of poor Polish children, under tile specious pretext of pro. viding for and c-ducatina ...

... ?? xberpoo, Altliturp. .,sJ4LeS POPULI LhRX SUPREMIA- -PRItD.AY., NOVEMBER 2, 1882. On tait memorable occasion, when a domineer- ing faction disgraced Liverpuol in the eyes of all England, and, we may add, of all civilized Europe, by electing the specious, superficial George Canning in preference to Henry Brougham; puffed up with the consciousness of the means they possessed of coercing the ...