... NORWICH UNION FIRE INSU- RANCE OFFICE. ; On Tuesdav, the 9.h instant, the annual general F meeting of the proprietors of this institution was held at Vi the society's office, in Surrey-street, agreeably to public notice in each of the Norwich newsaapers, and ii the Pr! i London Gazelle. At twelve o'clock, between forty and tl fifty gentlemen had assembled in the board-room, and ol ; the ...

... Tl The only business transacted in the Lords on r.t; Thursday and Friday, beyond the mere reception of' 010 petitions, was the second reading of a bill to remove fhe, certai ...

... - - - _- - - a- TO the EDITORS of the LIVERPOOL MUERCURy. whoet t. GEIPTLEMEUN,Yol will, I hope, permit a personrea deeply interested in the subject, and totally unin. 5va ...

... I I . A IBRITISH ARCHIEOLOGICAL A SOCIATIONI The sixth annual Congress of the British Arch -e logical A Association far the Encouragement and Promotion of w te Researches into the Arts and Monuments o ...

... The Vibi3rpul mercury SA L US POPULI LEX SUPRE231A. FIDA IY, A UGUST 3, 1849. REVrIEW OF ?? SESSION-STATE OF PAR'T'IES. To condeam as sterile a session which has been 0 a illustrrate. b~y tile repeal ...

... ?? SIR W. NAPIER AND 'THE FINAN- CIAL REFORM ASSOCIATION. To ta EDITOR of the LONDON TIMES. ?? the Tinmes of December 29, there is a letter it led NV. Napier, Major-General, Colonel of the 27th Regim ...

... TIHE LATE CHRISTOPHER BULTAIN, ESQ. II ?? . .. A .. I The death of this gentleman i3 rtcordrd in our oh tuurv. I Trhe tollowing statement, which ?? in a Lundo'i co:,tetlporary. catitainr some particle ...

... I- - -= & . er Tera Swimr, Mos.-A LADY's POCIELT PICJIMO ?? THsE WloK' -lasurn .t, PBUrreY BOAT.-Two respectably attired men, named George new ,be Simmonds alias Bristol George, and James Cameron, who ...

... During the last few days at most agreeable chang ha ire taken place in the weather. The alternate ahowers and cia bright sunshine which prevailed, and operated so bene-. val ...

... plain A retrospect of the events of the past twelve months, calid in which the peace of so many portions of the world has leas s been violated, ...

... l. ?? m -'TREATMENT OF CHOLERA. DR. SUrHERLAND AND DR. HAWTHOR.NE. w TolAeR DITORS ellA. LIVERPOOh MERCURy. I GINTLEMEN,-1 deem it a duty which I owe to my- fe self and the public, to notice a review, ...

... ser The pain of dying must be distinguished from the m, pain of the previous disease, for when life ebbs, senl- vas sibility declines. As death Is the final extinction of Ia- ...