... IDIOCESAN SOCIETYC E FOR PROMOTING THE BUILDING AND ENLARGE~E IOF CjatTRCI.Es. I The anmuialmeigo h sobseribers. atid friinda of tic the Diocesa,6 Society for promoting ?? and co Enilargement of Chuirches inl the diocese-cf Chester was ea held on Wednerdah' last, in the savings bankj Bold-street. en Amongst the sentlemont p resent were thoeL.Iord Bishop of Chester, the Venerable Archdeacon ...

... fattvapolitan VCwo. ?? a ,A4WfI 0 The Queen held a court and privy council at three t o'clock on Monday afternoon, tit Buekiugham Puilse, A proclamation wvas ordered to he issued for giving a currency to a new cohinage offIlorins. it e The appointment of the members of thle new 'n o education committee was approved of bjy Her M~idesty in A~ S council. a His Serene Highness Prince Leopold of ...

... Ifirere is a cartain section of the professed Liberal rel electors at, Bury who still persist in witbbolding their support from Lord DUNCOAN. Do these men really mean to mitantain their old allegiance ~to Liberal princiPles, or have they surrendered themselves blindly, body and soul, to Toryism and the Tories ' an Has r. FcOEICK PEEL made o&e Single adm'nis-a Hslu tha FiDr identity himi with ...

... dit-r of R - ?? To the Editor ejf he Exami~ner and Times. a Sir,-The only portion of the remarks mande upon me in g your paper last week, which seems to require any explana. pagr tioln, is that in reference to my vote on the import of wheat peri from Canada into this cuntry. Yotu will find that I voted res witb iMr. Labouchere in April, 1842, against any frontier b duty between America and ...

... pow. AsGO * *M. Jo M Of Wm~ / ~-nation Th~m~~ itarD thd enaeat~~llt the to! 11 Iorpe is place- Oni .-id& at th tae ?? he om ?? ~.fi~ddfesr ?? e'ln eoewo that hour th~ eatr and0de ute bganf tobsrvean crowids to assemblei h lc i arue n tesbitira 'istreets adjacent Attebou ite feteewr ?? rat least from 350 toA0 5t50 f vl ecito but cibetwe n the io aln n h aae while anothe r , smaller luther ...

... , I1 ACcIDENT At A COTTON MILL NEAR - 01 On Wednesday morning week, the gable end of a build- ing in the cotton works of Messrs. Catterall and Co., at Catterall, fell in, and the accident might have resulted fatally but for the quick eye of one of the females em- P ploved at the mill, who gave the alarm to the parties UI working in the building. We believe the occurrence has ti been caused in ...

... PRESTON MARKET.-THIS DAY, Twvelve o'clock. There was not much wheat in the market, and the sale was dull, and declined at least Gd. from the pi-ices of last week. Beans were about Gd. per winidle lower. There was no alteration in meal and potatoes. Pork was a farthing lower than at last miarket. WIHEAT, white per windle of 2201bs ?? INs Od to 21s 6d Do., red ?? ?? IS 9 , 20 6 FL.OUR, superfine ...

... LORD DERBY.-THE COMING ELECTroN. MAYNOOTH. The excitement of preparation for the approach ing election is increasing throughout the country. The popular enth usiasm otl behalf of Free Trade arnd cheap food, is everywhere displaying itself. The old ?? party are seeing that any open attempt to plunder the nation for their own exclusive benefit r must be abandoned, and therefore intending ...

... el v~tt Y TO R)EADERS AND CORRF:SPONDENTS. n H. B. on Wednesday. d MiN. PRIuw CE'S second letter, en Periods of Plenty and Dietress,' will appeur on Siturday next. )f JOIIN MIURRAY-T.hi Oe are two ?? in Manchester, the d ?? a of ?? wouild at once give him every information is He should alon reoad the Freeholder, published by Mr. J. Caseel; and the +Freeholder's Ciroular, published by Brad ...

... me The sixth ordinary meeting of the Historic Society of tw. Lancashire and Cheshire took place on Thursday evening, an at the Collegiate Institution-the Rev. D. Thom, Phil. the Dr., in the chair-where a large company of the members, oun along with other gentlemen, nonresidents, who are fond gr of the records and relics of our forefathers, were admitted as visitors. gr Afterthe usual routine ...

... FOREGtN INTELLIGENCE. and t FRANCE. seasoi There can be no question (ssays the Paris correspondent lodig of. the Tintes) that people have been taken rather by sur- depot prise at the establishment of the empire not being an- grant nounced on the ocecasion of the opening address. The Idea £7 a had so firmly taken possession of the public mind, that even the most besitating, or the Most ...

... ~wh id and TO THE EDITORS Or THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. ,bi d- GENTLEMEN,-In the report of the inquiry at Seacombe, tor on Wednesday last, Mr. Rawlinson is reported to have said, the 3yIn Ormskirk, where a furious opposition raged agaiust the cot' , act, and it was said that when it was applied the rates woud 1 d go up to Is. in the pound, they formerly paid Gd. for of highway rates, and they had ...