... kLettelgr. unge- - late fe REGISTRATION ACT. in. Loge- Wo0 To the EDITORS of the LIVERPOOL MERCURY. provid Or TLSXa5N,-Tbu letters of A Parishioser and others which the Bi have lately appeared in yoar ?? upon the subjeot of the so- & I perinltendcnt-tteistrar andlitseffleehaveniotescaeed mynotiee. and a. I have m-t only a good deal to do with parish affaire. bet 3tone have the well-being of my ...

... AGRIICULTURAL INFORMATION. ComFOssr ron CATrTLE B;aSEDniS-11i th.e June number of the FarTers' AMogaziiie we fied tie following coo- solitary observations for the British farmer:-i Is now well a acortaiuted that the imports of live stcrk which took plce i last year under the new tariff were productive of considerable lose to the speculators; yet we have gaisa had arrivals of both beasts mnd ...

... LLVERPOOL, FRIDAY, JUN4E 28, 1844. e WEST LANCASHIRE ALIXILIAnY LONDoN MISSIONARY . SOCIETY. -The twenty-firbt anwiversary of this society .AI_.15I ;. thiR tnW Aund its v:a njitY during the past I ret was held in this town and its v0e nity during the past I a- week. Yesterday week a general preparatoiry prayerc he meeting was helid in Newington Chapel, and oen Sunday F .e- last sermons were ...

... zY S CZI>.ZANOVS. it is intended to hove a grand national meeting of the c archers of Great Britain, in the city of York, during the pre- a sent summer. t At a public dinner at Alnwicic, the other day, after the I toast-', Prince Albert end the rest olf the Royal Femily, the band strucok up the air, 1That's the way the money goes.1 RHUBARD_.-Mr. Robert Moffat, of Tvvizel, near Ber- f' wick, ...

... CE. DEPARTURE OF TME KING OF SAXONuT.-His majesty took leave of the Queen on Thursday morning, and quitted the metropolis, by the London and Birmingham railway, for Scotland, wherein his majesty will make a tour. HER MAJESTY AND PRINCE ALBERT'S VISIT TO STAr- XORD-u5ousi.-On Saturday evening the Dake and Duch- ess of Sutherland were honoured with the gracious com- pany of the Queen and her ...

... On Sunday last, more than half the town believed that Minis- ters were out of office in consequence of their defeat upon the Sugar Duties Question. All was commotion, and running to and fro. The club houses were full, and groups wiere lingering outside as if they could catch from the appearance of the walls, or from the countenances of the gentlemen coming out, what was the news. The history ...

... NCE. (r. owt Our Special .rpount) Lox-Do,. SArranDA Y0oaDndG Nothing can equal the surprise and irig.nationa rhich the sentence of Mr O'Connell in the 1rish Court of Quceen Bears has caused throughaout this great metropoli'. It ha' 05tltisdri the moderate men of all parties, who set it ?? as a debire on the part of the Government to gratify the renvarcfal and unappeasable appetite of the ...

... ?? 11EIIUOT'S PAY. ! s - ?? u; thei rtnt of i' orge lie- . . . -, ...

... MEETING AT AUGURIM, CO. ROSCOMMON. (FROM A CORRESPONDENT). There was a numerous meeting of the spirited people of this parish, on Sunday last, to evince their enthus'aitic and indignant feelings on the occasion of the insult to the Libe. rator, and to make arrangements for the speedy collection and forwarding of the Repeal rent. On the motion of the Rev. Joseph Egan, C.a, the Rev. THOMAS KIN o ...

... NO POPERY RIOTS IN PHILA.DELPIA-THEU I ENGLISH PRESS. I One could possibly think that the latebutchery of our coun trymen in Philadelphia, the conflagration of their proper- ties and places of worship by a band of miscreant fanatics. See and the driving of women and children into the forests to Viill 'ad starve, presented a speotacle thaut would provoke neither to exultation nor, applause from ...

... I- - ?? - -- TO TH E EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN. SI.-Permit me through the medium of your widely. circulated journal to direct the attention of the public tt the following case of ** mulcting which occurred this morn- ing on the above railway:_ On Saturday evening last, havng a little business tr ransact in Skerries, I availed myself of the ?? for D rip to that town. I paid tenpence, being the ...

... COUNTY CtAIRE ?AlEETING TO PETITION AGAINST SL ORD ELIOTS DISFRANCHISE. 3IENTn BiLE.w ( 14Oam rite Claure ,Journai, a Tory print). On Ttesday, a mneeting- was held for this purpose in the ~.Court-house. It was respectably attended. On the bench w e ree members of parliament, some magis- traesandsevralother gentlemen* r; Mr. Joh, O'Brien. here read the following letter from a ?? Mlay 26, 1844. ...