... ?sq?etixT I9arliarnent. ?? * .e~ ~e. - Arh ROUSE! OF COMMONS. Wl WEDNESLLIY, Mfay 19. eqa ~Ze following; ritilway btil were read a second tine and ntJ Wdrerd to bg committed -Tbe Fuwnewe Eztenslianl the Lvon- Mr. don. 8alirbury. and Yeoil Junction i Saisbury to Yervil ;) an D Mv the Wsrwioleshire nd Londsn (tw o bills.) She Dubin Cemeteriest Bill wa alstto read a seconad LlmeC. Mr. She ...

... If any thing could be stranger than to see a no Tory Government expunging from the statute so book those records of the bigotry of this free Ota country which still disgrace its past history, it Tui would be the fact tlhat any person removed grj from the lowest ranks of station and of igno- be) ranco could yet be found to advocate their con- I tinuance. They have long been practically re- ...

... BMTLT17M IN PARVO. for The Bank of England returns for the week ending the 16th so had Instant, state the amount of notes issued to be £27,620,215, tels of which the banking department has on hand £7,497,460, leav-fel 1 if ing the circulation, in bank notes, £10,022,755, to which must uc en) be added, bank post bills, £968,128; against this, in addition to my the Government debt and other ...

... ?Letter?. THE; WATER QUESTION.t the To the EDITORS oJ 0he LIVERPOOL MERCUlRY.s ng- GINTLaII5N,-Wi!I you be kind enough to inform me as~t whether, providing the Hiighway Board succeed in ob- h*eir taining their bill to gupply the rate-payers with water, I f ice, ehall be rated for property where I do not consume water. E i In fact, I am now rated for premises £120 per nnnum, t ont and having ...

... ASCENT OF VESIJVIIJS. ASB By GBNTLRMAN OF LxVwsPOOa. T he Januarg ls,'5546. nef t *y Yesterday I went to Veauvius for the first time. I thene isstarted from Naples by the nine o'clcck train, and Rot At w he off at Portici, (under which Flerculaneom is buried,) and - am walked to Rosina, where we procured each a horse and as one guide. I war. accompanied by 3. D. G}. After a A attedious and ...

... THE C()MET OF SHORTEST PERIOD. SO) TO Use EDITORS of the LIVERPOOL MwERCURY. -( ve GaNZI LwMEN-In the communication made- to you otm .rm on the 19th Miarch, relative to the comet discovered in do February, by .Mr. Brorsen, at Kiel in Holstein, it ias be the mentioned tnat Profes3or Eneke had given to it an orbit ma the of 1256 days, as the result of his calculations. Sincethat cm vl.time ...

... Iii** ; oti I 07 - i- .i ' - 7 |A . Mthe. gl. Grdhii .bnB, I Esq,, and Messrs. M. Satterthwaite, P. Dobson,:,Phn 'Nobile Jame ,{Carr, ?? n,1tichiar~d- lfbb rtey' Wv' Niclikqop wftrigh ?? !octrphl P~niberton; the &eeieraf ?? their Ebookg, when iper cd there had been expended; in Outdonr rliat'4 16s;. 6d. In-door relief £39 2s. 6d. ?? £11,a Consutied'6OQ' 1. ?? I'iAt4eA ?? 9ber of | p$T~NoQ1 ~ ...

... This day her Majesty completes her twenty. seventh year.' o An Irish paper, giving the aumount of the repeal fund, g9 headed the paragraph, 1Conciliation Haul. ti It is said that 17,000 sacks of saw-dust are anal con- sumed in Londoss for stuffing dolls alone. sannlly b .Tis Gazette of Tuesday contains, tihe official notice for 0 celebrating her maiijesty's birth-day on June 9th. tl )f ...

... I ?? THE SEASON.-THE MONTH OF IAY. I ., . O Iu. I . )re, Born in you blaze of orient sky, aes ~~~Sweet A'ray! fthy radiant form unfold; b tes Unclose thy bbie voliptiosis eye, b to ?? wave thy shawdolwy locks of gold-na urcla. Si loat Several nioder-si writei* It uhpp inl the possession of a is Ot' deteriorated dieto, ?? ith so ninnly causes of titl, thankfulness thtte a olonger enjoy ...

... MEETINGS OF CREr''rORS Al I., ?? . . ._ At the D)istr'ict Court of JBankruptey, Liverpool. 1SR. JUNsE 1. Caine and '1'ello, Liverpool assignees 12 6 1. Gibbons and Sherwood, Liverpool, to audit ]2 1. L1. He dgson, Liverpool ividend 12 1. G. J. Haughes Liverpo last cx a. 11 = 1. H-. Hutchieo, IV as 12 = 1. V. Kelly. Chester, lee e ei. 12 _ 1. Ogle and Walton, Liver aud v 0 12 - . Pattersois and ...

... | BRIEF CHRONICLER OR THE TIMES. . __ _ _ _ _ Lord Francis Egerton paired in favour of the second reading of the Factory Bill with Mr. Loch. King Hudson's heir apparent, an Eton boy, has been dubbed by his schoolfellosvs Tue Prince of Rails.e It was stated the other night in the House of Commons that, though Lord Denman's salary is R10,000 a year, he has never taken more than £8,000 A ...

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