... REGISTRARS OF BIRTHS, DEATHS, AND MARRIAGIES DISTRICT OF LIVERIPOOL. - SUPIRUNSTNDENT 89o4sTRAH. n lMr. James Eckersley' 12, Ilingtan. u REoGTSTUAfS oP 3RTH9 rd ANOID ATH9. 1, St. Martlin' District-Mir. W. Clements (. IlHomer street. £ 2, Hdward-street Dlstrbt ?? WaWtit4* 39' t.Howard4t. ti 3, Dale-stroet District-Mr. Edward LovattT 41, unionstreet. 4, 8t. Thomas'sDistrict-Mr. James lcamer, 60 ...

... TEA DUTISI X It is high time that the tea trade was overhauled Cb Id Without an immense reduction in the price of tea, it is . of little consequence that the public conquers for itself U or cheap sugar. ' It is of little use that the Brazis, and Java, tu n- and Indit, and the West Indies, under a reduction of Pt to duties, can supply sugar for the table of the poorest la- to i- bourer, if he ...

... MKULTUBI IN PARBWO. a- 19 All lady housekeepers ough, to know that the average price of resiet p. brown monopoly e1u..gar. which the Itnglish must pay for, was last Ed, Dr week .34. 103d. per owt., oxoluslve of duty ; whilst equally good Mane nuiar might be had, If we had free trade, for 16a. 61. per owt.; head- se nd, as more would be used, the revenue would then be improved, of ths to so ...

... *SI US poI'UI.I LBX-UPIliUMA. PRIDAY, JANUJRYG, 183. !T=I NEW VOLUME OF THE MERCURY COMMIbNCING THIS DAY. -- .- ?? if The recurrence of the New Year brings with it a I suitable opportunity fir expressing to our numerous v friends, in all parts of the kJingdomn, the heartfelt gra- titude we owe them for theih most liberal support as subscribers, advertisers, and correspondents. Tey enable us to ...

... CHRONOLOGICAL NOTES. Golden Number, 1. The Epact, 0. Sunday Letter, A. Cycle of the Sain, 4. Epiphany, January 6. Sundays after Epiphany, 5. Septuagesima Sun., Feb. 12 Lent begins, March 1. A 50 I 15 22 29 5 12 19 26 5 12 19 ~26 2 9 16 23 30 14 21 20 11 118 25 0 16 21 30 6 I 1 20 27 6 13 20 27 N . _ 3 10 17 24 31 7 14 21 28 7 14 21 28 r1 Q'0 a -4 11 18 25 1 2S2 29 0 12 19 26 9 16 23 2 16 23 30 ...

... THE TIMES AND STANDARD AND THE. BRAZILIAN TREATY. on- eek Oar contemporaries of the Timnes and Standard have iro- impugned the correctness of our informattbn respecting flu- the Brazilian Treaty, on the ground that their advices pe. had not announced to them, at the time allded to ing by us, the arrival of our Envoy, Mr. Ellis, at Rio ice. de Janeiro. On a subject so truly important as this ...

... I THE HIBERNIAN S-OHOf1S, I : PLHAsNTtri -x. i2 ?? P .- j ; Whatever the defets of Amerloan un veroities plI aisse ?? s; noea n ,zao sj4i5 'UyeIeled v. ,te ashee ofno old anpmrstitiodh; neverinterposs betwtetb14ee9P m he ovidtheir I Ptovtmect';-ewpude oman beeauseof his relijos tO opiniona~ q bovei asrn thistihbleurso of study and jpstrputtcoO l7ri ctthey reebo niet' a bres4 onet, top b ed ...

... THE TURKISH EMPIRE.-ENCROACH- MENTS OF RUSSIA. cha The note lately addressed by the Russian Ambas- thh sador to the Porte, respecting the affairs of Servia, don appears to have created a considerable sensation n fine the diplomatic world. This is not to be wondered ad at for, although not likely to lead to any immediate Po consequences, the claim indirectly asserted by Russia, the to exercise ...

... he he TO THOSE VERY GOOD AND WORTHY PEOPLE WHO of SUBSCRIBE TO CHARITIES AND UPHOLD THE CORN to. LAWS. nd LADIRS AND GINTLEMORN,-BeIng OeS of those who think fha en com laws are the immediate cause of poverty and distress, I beg e-to Ity before you a few reasons why I think your conduct contra. r-dietaxry le8 I must take it for granted that laws which restrict thirty coil. rre lions of people ...

... 0 -Ifa- I I ?? . I . 1 . LIVERPOOL, FIDAY, JANUARY 6, A NEW CLU&-Ai club is about to b omdi h -eghorho of tho Exchange, fortecueiinef IX--.h-in town. About ahundredi get piiso di or lunch in 'own.i8 brou ersa und Al of or mot repectble bercats, banes rkradt professionalame , hv already joinecd it. The terms are asb ptoni of froih £20 to £30 On entrance, and an anulsabciptC f bu i unas. No ...

... ~at to id, The usual monthly oneeting of this body was held on~itesday is, evening last. The chair was occupied by Mr. J. D. Case. The La vice chair by Mr. W. Jackson. 3w LIGHTING AND WATCHING COMMITTEE. ?? report of this committee was read, which stated that a he' number of extra lights hal boon, ordered for various parts of the h township, and other arrangements had been entered into tending ...

... ' T - ROB3EDING&S orTV Rha u fR ?? -- ?? o ~etted special meeticg of the Town Council was beld To-A rthe da ltfor the gupose of continuing the conelderatiop the. ou apor ?? ffcrComuilttee, and for making~the 'r ?? stonal appointment of offioarstam i, fbix Coursei hII resolved Itself into a, committee, , 1 rLLOY &TOased the third resolution founded upon the - whi~ Utin wil befound in our ...