... he -or ho- LiTERPOOL AND THU NEIGHsoURHooD.-In our last or Ne we mentioned indications of a snow storm. It begran to of wrs fall Rbout seven o'clock on Thursday evening; and con. tb If tinued almost without intermission until noon on Friday, pi ng but so slghtly, that there was not more than half an inch el t,, in undrifted places. In the afternoon and night there bh im was a return of frost, ...

... Agte tberqpaI Mercury, SELUS POPUtI LSX Sl.'PItMA. TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1849. THE IRISH DIFFIcuLry. On the assembling of Parliament, the Condition- ?? question will, as a matter of course, n, demand and take precedence of all other business. tj The Irish difficulty has now become an Imperial fe danger. It requires to be boldly met; and will T not admit of being, as heretofore, timidly evaded. ...

... velw nu5 obdetrbatiogfd. .: . ?? ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA. yet big sot LATEST FROM THE UNITED STATES. ro The Royal Mlail steami-sbip Canada, Captain Pci, Harrison, arrived in the Mersey at three o'clock on is t Saturday alternoon. She left Boston on the 18th ant instant, at noon, and has thus performed the whole ii l' voyage, iitcluding the detour to ihalifaix and stoppage 10'w there, in nine ...

... MORTALITY AMONT PUBIAS MEN. It is our painful duty this evening to announce 7, the decease, the unexpected though by no means ?? premature decease, of one of the most eminent od among the benefactors of the workingi classes. id Thousands of our industrious population will be sad- ck dened when they learn that on Monday, the 28th of May, their old and devoted friend, John Fielden, e breathed ...

... MIYLTtW IN PVAUVO. The number of deaths ia the metropolis during tho week ond- L lug on _aturday, March 8, was 1133, being 53 fewer than the 'rn week beofre, and St below the average of the fire preceding e' winters. The deaths from epidemic, endemic, and contagious ) diseases, were 310, (including 56 cases of cholera, S7 of scar- Bi ,lattna, 89 of booping cough, and 44 of typhus.) The births ...

... THE FI NANCIAL REFORM I ASSOCIA 'ri 10N. dur SECTIOIN XIL. in I'HE, NAVAL PUBLIC~ \V0;tKS.-N1PN FTT MAlAYE FUR AR31iY A2NDL LAVY, 1849a, ad 1850.the is t Tlhe l)ullic work~s paid for thny ugh t~he Navy E sti- ' mates fall next to be noticed. heckless as the a s ship building, and ship chrioging has been, the 6er erecti',ns of clocks,, sturehowueaj nod other dockyard Iworks at bom-- and ...

... I icrral firtelifKfenTe. in th ed EASTER VaESTR.-Tris Reseral Meeting of the large a parishioners of Live'poo4 will tkek place on Tuesday to rir Mes next, at St. Nicholvas's 'Church, wruon business of c.ansi- £80' gsderable importance will have to be traonsacted, inclerding corn! hethe election of churclswardens, overseers, anti Select diem heVewrymen. The new rule established lest year, no ...

... AltillUaLD l3epartureD. (CORRECTXD UP TO THES LATEST PER IOn. LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN. F ROM LIVSRROOL TO FROM BIRMINGHAM To 6 IRS1ININHA5I AND LONDON. LIVERPOOL. 6 ilau.n..Post-orlce Exspress 6 30 a~m.. 151a and 2,1 Class 7 30 a.m..Ist,2d. and3d Clubs 106 0 a.m. .Istaand 2,1la .i 303 aom. Elxpreos 21.25 a~m. .Ex II 16 5m.ajMixed 12 45 p~f.m.lxprogslidail I) .I..1t~lase,Mlxed 3 ~ P.0m..d ...

... Che litr1piaol Mercur'. SALUS PUOLY LEKX SUPREAtA TUESDAY, MAARCH 27, 1849. MINISTERS TOTTERING ON THEI NAVIGATION BILL. ~S If it were the special object of the Government e to secure the rejection of their Navigation Bill by fi the House of Lords, they could not pursue a policy n more adequate to the end in view than that which a h stamps their present course. The apathy, indif-c ference, ...

... THE LIVFRPOOT, PRINTERS AND THE DUTY ON NEWSPA.PERS. The letter-prtss printers of Liverpool have got up.a Jol ' petition to Parliament, complailiog of the disare3sad Lo condition of mrny of the body, and praying for thare- Jol n mission of the. tax on paper, and the stamp-datyz on mn Wnewspapers. They say:- Mr F. Tnhat th*.heavy duty imposed upon paper matax;ally Ca n enhances the price of ...

... TO TnE WORMIlG. AND INDUSTRIOUS CLASSES, I -o. Iii. n IYels*'ns;ln this letter I promised to lay T before vou the details of' the Birmingham Building dSociety, and as newspaper space is valuable at the e present titme, I shall do so in a few words. This , society is called the Birmingham and Midland C Counties 3Benefit Building and Imbursement So- ciety. The object of it is to enable every ...

... W-17ral KITtellizence. AN URGRNT CASE.-It will be Been by our advertisin ctolumns that a collection is to be made at St. Jamebll Church, Tcxtethl-park, on Sunday next, in order to en- able the clergy of that populous district to relieve the distress which at this time presses with peculiar hardship on the labouring classes. The district of Lower Bar. rington is populated by a dense mass of ...