... .IIATCHLESS EFFRONTERY OF THE MAIL. fthu In the.. Liverpool Mail of Saturday last we find the Th followiag'.paragraph :-str~ TWe hrec given, a full, and, we have reason to believe, a fair a la -and accurate report, of the proceedings at the parish mieeting oil outi 'itursrday Inst. W~e notice thernsport iiithiis ay for tlis reason: ten Thbat which appeared in thei M31rurcu was drawn up in a ...

... I6vtfjpvntrtwrt. -? TEMPRANE SOCIETIES. au' To Ahe COMMgITTEE of the BROUGHAM INSTITUTE. el GKNlf UI of ?? e ?? you take an interest in the lee welfare of the wokn l~sof this town, I take the I liberty of addressing you on a subject which I consider Ca 'Well w11ortby Of your attention, for The establishment of ternp erane societiesnin allcpahof ret the kingdom is evidence supicient that the ...

... . k' , . . .1. o ?- . , t ITM ?? ? ?? - I , Cxr. rtdpvnlit ± ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? -. - ?? ALK tIA WORKlS.-THE QUEENS,.MUSPRi? u noae EDITOR at the LIVtERPOOL If ERCLTRY. abi~ adss,-.I beg leave to be permitted to address the public, ho tbrough the mediuni of your papPer, on certain erroneous C in the ofreetna, TehoeQue~r tmson, of'Gla'sgow;N' So adokpt this course; allow me, thereore, to ...

... .MIISCEIJL'AEOUS & DESUILTORYI' N1rTICES .OF THE PROEEDINGSOF THE: RRTISH I ASSOC1ATION, NEWCASTLY-UPONTYNE. I ,l _ At one*o6 the public dinners tb'echair was-taken by 11 PrOfessor.w~e. 1, ome of the WdepTresidentswho. was Supportedbrythe Bishop of DurrNis.i ir John tnrc: el, Sir Charlosiemon Bart., M.P.and nnny othezdeading iry menibersb: After tie usual leading toasts, witl, that of ...

... TUB NAVY. We fearlessly assert, and we do it adviiaf9 1peing fully preparedto ?? by referee to the tables even of the opposition, alarmists themselves , that in real ejltive streytrk {e4tsh n ?? is at hA4 moment fully equal to the nuavies Oif Rusts., r'rance, and Ariierca put together. We repeat, that either in a week, 5 or a montb, or aix months from this time, England could i have at sea as ...

... THE CORN LAWS-RELIEF: OF THE POOR., We wish to'direet the atteation of the public to a letter addressed to the editor of the Riamsi?'erihwich:iqwill be fbund in anotheapart of this4y'i.Mierory. We are not alarmists; we,,would not ?? unnecessary .apprehension in any, uarter; but w, caniot conceal from ourselves the posslility of *a i n aciaritIy, if not a deafth, bf:biea, .a -possibuisty kwhiV ...

... - ?? - TH -S --rI A.w EFFE]CTS SF THE SUGA ^R BUL.NI 'LES. .- -- A__ (From theSun.) We again publish to-dav, and shall repeat every Satur- day, an authentic statement of the price of sugar, which shows the effect of the bounty, in taxing the people. Seventeen shillings per cwt.. for example, is the addition which that bounty makes to the price of the poor man s treacle, though some canting ...

... t~U3~U~t~. XR. M4NEILE'S P~OLI-T1CAL-SERMONS. t aich -lies To the EDITOR of the LIVERPOOL MIERCURY. le avy SIR,-Expecting that, a mote, competent person than ev [ldtot myelfin newspaper correspondence wouli aerpidr eveor tote Rev. H~ugh MINeile's assertion that hie -never cc, men uttered pariy politics in the pulpit, I hayve renmained di ,sat; silent until now; but not finding an~ one in the ...

... 11141tr ar ? Varli 1? , ,. tot .HOUSE OF~ LORDS. thn ox~ LPD RIDA Y, June 29. 'Thoe R CHANCELLOR tok his seton the Wooliels -at w four o'clock, when the Marquis of Dror~mananhy (Earl Mulgrave) was Introduced by thoe Marquisees of Bredalbosne and Westniln. ister, and took the oath and his5 seat on hili elevation to tho mar- i ojuisate. h The Part), Processions (Ireland) Bill was read a second ...

... EIGHTH-H-UHTISX OF. THE BRITISH ASSO- CIATIONF24l¶W1t -.DVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE. .. . The report oft'th0 gi'et4 Ne9wcnatle meeting occupie: seventy -columns-of the last number of the Athenwum, t includfit iproeedin& ?? and Tuesday only; O 'but wrhether it comprehends the whole of what passed on -the latter daX, we Are not informed. It would be-oh- r viously impracticable in a weekly paper to ...

... IRELAND.-THE NEW AGITATION. %I. n f- - the MrOCnnl a re- Mr. O'Connell has addressed a second letter to the tb adpeople of Ireland, about twice, the lehath of its prede- and cessor, the burden of which is, that the inistry, though W_ nds earnestly and sincerely desirous to redress the whole an chapter of Irish grievances, are in fact powerless, and re] rve that the people, in order to obtain ...

... First conies a groat high Tory, and a Republic smells so bad in his nostrils lie's got his nose curled up like a pug-nose dog, all through his journey. Ho soes no Est~ibljalicd Church. and he swears there's no religion; anil lie sees no livery helps, and ho C says it's all ?? Stick. A Dr. Sleigh has been delivering a course of four lec- tures at the Music-hall, the obsject of which was to ...