... TAR LIVERPOOL 11ERCURy. FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1857. ZULUS P OPULI LEX SURREsCtA. TAIR~UTFE IN BELGIUM. DO The Belgian Chamber of Representatives, like ca our own English House of Commons on the last m :Maynooth night, has just been the scene of an ex attempt on the part of the champions of religious itf intolerance *and church despotism to over-ride the on common sense and freedom of the nation. ...

... *rl ?? 118 .. i; .. a; rar mu Tetirty-ninth annual miecting of the above society was held in thielecture-hall of thc Collegiate Institution, oil Wedl. nesday evening. The Ri~ght Rev. tile Lord Bishop'of Chester Tue ilmnor, after rcadig, cooe of thle psalms, said the Object for wehicht they werc mect together that right required neither explanation tnor recommendation fromt him. The Bible ...

... REMOVAL OF THE P'OdWDEIR I.;GAZINES r Yestordav a s tirng of' geistleissesi, 1sroi, t' ofpo ,perty aiid residist's inl Toxtetlsh1psrk, (darsitoll, 15350 I ' hisith, 01i1)OOd to the resnlovnl of the(, Pswdcr esaast2 [I to t itt 15e-slity', wHIie, d 11A t til sjte disreu o lroo es, for fls~ic f Iiilu s 5-t, Oif conicdilcrisg Wohat stepss sscolson. be talml fe' dt 0 ?? a Icensuore being carried ...

... Patrick Lyons and his wife Bridget Lyons now lie in Kirkdale Gaol, under sentence of death, for I the wilful murder of Margaret Fahey, at Warring-s ton, on the 4th of February last. The offence for O which these unhappy creatures have been doomed cc to suffer an ignominious and violent death upon d the scaffold was one of the most atrocious and o cold-blooded crimes which could be perpetrated ...

... THE SELECT VESTRY, e Public opinion has had some weight with the s j members of the Select Vestry, who have at length ;- consented to commute into a money payment of £S40 a year the allowance granted to the governor e of the workhouse in the shape of rations for him self and servant. Approving generally of the proceedings of the gentlenmen who constitute the 0 board for the manageenlet of the ...

... ?? hASW\ W.A~n^ POPP>. . .. ?? ?? ?? -1 x COURT, &c. Jai Her majesty held a privy council on Saturday afternoon thE at Osborne, Isle of Wight. It was attended by his royal Wil highiness the Prince Albert, the lord president, the first f lord of the treasury, the secretary of state for foreign by affairs, the president of the board of tradle, the lord : steward and the master of the horse. At ...

... THE ELECTION. TO TUE EDITOR S OF THE LIVERPOOL MiERCURY. GENTuLE\IlN,-We have lost tho day in the election fleld. We have seen a temporary triumph of protection, knitted together by undermining defenders of the stalking-horse- The Bible and our Queen. But, although defeated, we have this assurance (which alone would give us a clear conscience) that'we have not nesd unlawful means in the ...

... (Jo 'a The returns of the Board of Trade for the ~'month and two months, ending. the 5th, of March a 20 last, have been published. The accounts of the th ' a~ggregaite. exports of British and Irish produce aand manufactures during the month exhibit the grw' ly' following. results: gr 0. 1852 ?? 5,363,552 e ?? 4,740,278 In ?? 4,801,970 showing. an increase on. last year of 13 per 74 cent. ...

... 10 (FROM A CORflESPONDENT.) 1i ifle Mr. Murray Ross, in a communication addressed terven ; to the Chamber of Commerce, has invited the at- it tur linson IN tention of capitalists to three important under- dayli takings, which he considers merit their considera- to thi tion, now that moneyis so abundant, and public en- holy, terprises are so scarce. The first, the construction strong of ...

... Vi On Friday last, in the presenee of a brilliant and v( intensely anxious assembly, composed of many PI members of both Houses of Parliament, and au oi unusual number of strangers, the new Premier tI made his Mgbt in the character of her Majesty's , principal adviser. They who listened to the noble it lord's address believe that it was worthy of his re- putation, if not of the position in ...

... COURT, &kC. OSBoRNE, TEiSDAY.- Her Majesty, Prince Albort, and the royal ampiy did not leave the grounds at Osborne yesterday. The royal dinner party included Sir Charles Eastlake, the Dean of Winchester, the Ron. Colonel and' Mrs. Crey, and the Rev. Mr. Protheroe. The Queen has appointed the Duchess of Athole to be mistress of the robes, in the room of the Duchess of Sutherland, resigned. ...

... I re Yesterday the magistrates sat in the crown court in (f order to hear applications for the removal and transfer of the licenses. The following gentlemen were on the bench:- t Messrs. J. Holme, Holt, J. H. Turner, C. Turner, Rath- )US, bone, Benn, and Stewart. to Matthew Coffee applied for a removal from Wapping to ,ose Lime-street. her Mr. Bretherton, solicitor, supported the application, ...