... | THOMAS'S SHILLIGQ CONCERTS. This Inimitable band of 60, united with 1 ?? performers, continue to give undiminished delight to all who have bad the pleasure of hearing them. The se ection duringflast week was from the choicest compositions of the beet masters, and the performance was most masterly as regards both the coficerted and solo performaoces, such as has never been equalled by any ...

... 6tWo ?? O erbatitnd. GERMANY. The Central Government at Frankfort does not intend to accredit new Ambassadors to foreign countries, in place of those who have been revoked. The King of Prumsia, in his ...

... Zetterd. to THE CURRENCY THE ROOT OF' ALL EVIL. to To the EDITORS qj the LIVERPOOL MERCURY. le, GENTLEMEN,-ThSe extraordinary circumstances under rs. which the approaching sessionl of Parliament is ab ...

... METEOROLOGICAL RESULTS FOR FEBRUARY, 1851 ., UBAROMETER. rn (Corrontld and reqcer Ito thL e ierl qf the sea.) to Mean readina at . .. ?? ..030 ,d ?? ?? .1 ?? 3) 032 r ?? 3 p.m .. 30.021 *d , , ?? ?? 9 p.m .. 30.047 of Mean of the month ?? ?? ..30.09 Highest, Feb. 20 ?? .. .. 30.632 Lowest, Feb. 5 ?? .29.3a8 TlTERMOMETERt Deg. M.ean reading of dry bulb at ?? 9a.m.. 38 4 n1, ?? ?? I p~nu ?? 43.4 ...

... Thae Uiber8pol g W SALUS POPLILI LEX SUPrIEIA. Fi'Ulm)D , JULY 5, 185. In other columns our readers will find antll account of the last hours and private history of tho great statesma ...

... TEle 71iberpool ierCwIOV.= SALUS POPULI LEX SUPREIMA. JFJUDA Y, DECEIJ.1BER 27, 1850. TIHE TENANT FARMERS AND THEIR REPRESENTATIVES. Apropos to an animated contest in South Notts between the landlord ...

... DOCK COMIMITTEE. -1,1lV art- s- he - - , The usual weekly meeting of the Dock Committee woas held on Thursday, Mr. Thos. Littledale in the chair. The other members present were Messrs. Itaukin, molyne ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGE1lEo : The 'Africa mail-packet Chatity, Captain-Atkin son, . i which satei cdos Saudy night for Madesra anod theej west coast, was, detained several hours -in the Sound , in conga-.lujo ...

... uha At the close of September the burgesses in the th4 0,, different wards begin to make preparatiows for ?? ors. supplying the vacancies which occur by rotation to' ys on the ...

... ?? ?? BIOGRAPHICAL ' . SKETCH OF:MR. JOHN WYKE, i : ?? wila smY REMARKS 6N Tfig ARTS AND MANUFACTURES OF LI VtRPOO14 FROM 1760 TO 1780. . ~V.arxtvu4 rave. J.,VJAJ .sv v By* J. Roberts and H. C. Pidgeon, Oft. (The materials m .sre wholly furniahd by Yr. Roberts, UK duty q'f edititg d and rovisirtg the manuscript being alhnot the seholeeshare hi of Mr. Pidgeons in the nuatter.)t 2 The name of ...

... I PORTRAITS I MEMBERS OF THE TOWN COUNCIL. t BY A LOCAL ARTIST. thle No. LXEV.-.-MR. WILLIAM NIcnoLsori ate This wurthy and quiet member for Vau hall St ward, who has buen several times re-elected by the his constituents, is liked for his unassu igbet manners and guei~ral kindness of hearb. Wae goc unever heard himn speak in the counoil chamber, pri for he belongs to the sect qf the quietists ...

... ( If VI AMAN. I not Lord Ellenborough's peerage is not of very j hav'e old creation, but he brie3 hard to miake the r w g world forget the fact. He fights the battle n, rking of his order as if he and bis had never s mand belonged to any other. None of Lord John h 188ian MpnnnA'l ?? iobifit'oiitd come down +I heavier on pleeims thanth ?? n ends of 'the Board of Control. If he had been tl Mher ...