... rave aght LOCAL IMPROVEMENT. fled TO THE EDITORS OF THlE LIVERPOOL McnCURY. e to GpNTLuMEN,-YOU, will, doubtless, remember how the e opublic were electrified by the grand project for improving portions of the town, which was brought forward list this autumn. If I mistake not, the subject was postponed with cer- a view to more consideration being given to it than could ent, at that time be ...

... FRANCE. los The Mronitifu5 publishes a notice calling for tenders for confl the completion Of the large dook In the naval yard at Cher- 0O11 buerg, the expense of which is estimated at 6,500,000 francs, rgn Marshal St. Arnaud has left Paris for Helfaut St. Omar, raden to be present at the grand manoauvres which will take place UMSUIL there on Sunday next. Trade The emperor received a letter on ...

... THE LIVERP$OOL- iR EtRJ. TUESDAY, SEPTDflEf-l 1.85. I' '8I I - O. L I uX BMA. .:SAEIUS PePUbi LXX F~i NSA I U MM ABY. The Gtazete of Friday last, in anticipation of the fev approach of cholera, contains an Order in Council Th for bringing the Nuisance Removal Act of 1848 3rd into operation throughout the whole of Great tot Britain for the next six months; and at a Privy bei Council held at ...

... F IGN I N ELIGENC .EI FRANCE. PARIS, SuNDAv.-TranqullitY Is now considered to be re established. Yet, says the Cornaituliosnel, (all is not finished. Socialism, strongly constituted, has a govern- ment ready prepared. It has its representatives, rather say its committee of public safety, even in the smallest vil- lages, and even in the smallest villages the victims are marked for the ...

... L MEETINGS OF FREE TRADERS. it EVERTON AND WEST DERBY WARDS. ti A numerous meeting of the electors of Everton and v West Derby wards was held on Friday evening, in the u large room of the public-office, Harper-street, Low-hill, n for the purpose of meeting the free trade candidates, t Messrs. CardweUl and Ewart. The room was crowded, 1 and hundreds were outside unable to gain admittance. v Mr. ...

... Is r ?? I v ?? - - to- In It has been so long the fashion to look on the be c Is dark side of Irish affairs, that it is with difficulty han t we can believe in the possibility of there being a tbih )o bright one to the picture. Yet, that such a whi a reverse does exist, is undoubtedly true; and if we will )e reflect for a moment upon the chief sources of e- suffering under which Ireland has so ...

... ReR7neS O OFleVO. MAEETING OF CONSERVATIVES. a A numerous meeting, convened by the Constitutional ft Association, was held at the Clarendon-rooms on Wed- 8 nesday, at noon, in order to adopt a requisition to Mr. w Charles Tamer and Mr. William Forbes Mackenzie. n Mr. Edmund Molyneux presided, and amongst the vD gentlemen present were Messrs. Shand, T. Bold, J. A. n Tobin, James Tyrer, Samuel ...

... In our paper of Tuesday last we gave a full mo report of the proceedings at a special general ant meeting of the proprietors of the Royal Institu- to tion, which was held on Friday last, to take into age consideration the proposals made by the Town at Council for the transfer to the Corporation, for gra- Bu tuitous public use, of the museum, gallery of art, cOI and warehouses belonging to the ...

... !e h D We have already informed our readers that, in I consequence of the delicate state of his health, the .* head constable has resigned his situation. Mr. Dowling, who will continue, so far as he is able, a, to discharge the duties of his office until a succes- , sor is appointed, has been a faithful servant to the d d people of Liverpool for a period of nearly 20 years, t] d and he will ...

... METEOROLOGIOAh MHEiULjT DEDUCED FROe OBSeRVATIONS TAaEN AT THE LIVERPOOL OBSERVATORY, DurIng the week ondaing Saturday, March 27, 1852. Latitude, 2 24' 48 N. Longitude, 3' 0' 1 W. STATE O THE ATMOSPHERE. h Time oceupiod in { O falling. I I Collectdingauge ZoS 8 | - a 30ft.abveground -ooo c:oI GENERAL REMARKS. MAacc 21-Eight-tenths of the sky were gonerally covered with cloud during the day, ...

... FRANCE. It Is said that 2200 are already destined to be translpofted In pursuanceof a recent decree. Of these 1700 are accused of hav'ing broken their ban. The remaining 560, including many reresenitatives and persons of respectability and station, are to be hridtapenral settlement for the alleged offence of having belonged I to a secret society. The Mfonileur publishes decrees of the ...

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