... The ueccal weekly meeting of thise committee wee held yester- PC day, there being present-Mr. Larigadale (in the chair); MSessrs. Halihed, Nicholson, Gladstone, M'Nicol. 9 5 Mr. Johnson and Mr. Roek-cll waited upon the committee for th r, the purpose of drawing their attention to the present state hi a of Smith-street and the Streets a-ijoinicig. Mr. Johnoen co e stated that itwsas the great ...

... This court opened yesterday morning, at St. George's- hall, before Edwin James, Esq., assessor, There are entered for trial 64 issues and one demurrer, being a larger number than usual, owing, perhaps, to the fact that the functions of the court have been very much extended. On three of the issues special juries have been celled, which is a new feature in this court. At the opening of the ...

... I V W V W W W . W V ~ W W - V UA- -W r E[HOUSE OF LORDS. ti t FURIDAY, MAY 27. a Their lordships met at five o'clock. e Lord BRGUGHAII presented a petition from Mr. R. Owen a, in favour of the opening of the crystal palace upon Sun- or l- days. The noble and learned lord supported the prayer of t e the petition. He believed that the effect of opening the a 1 crystal palace on the Sunday would ...

... Sf1- RIOT AND GUNPOWDER EiPLOSION AT EXETER. -The Oti oent bservance of the 5th of November in Exeter has been Of tof distinguished by a fearful accident, and by proceedings of WE the an extraordinary character. For a number of years theWI t of usedrto yard, situated in the heart of the city, has been by ued to commemorate the day, and a largo quantity of st1 self ruvkots and an immense ...

... THE LIVRPOOL 4 OERGURY. TUESDAW, NOVMBER 8, 185. SALUS VOPULI LBX SUPRUE&. S U M MARY. ti Justice to Scotland!- .This is a new cry n which has recently been heard to issue from the pi North, but which has as yetattraeted little atten- tion in the South, owing, perhaps, to an impres- h sion amongst Englishmen that their Scottish re fellow-subjects cannot realyihave any very serious a, ...

... ~~~fl U~~c~nsaIO tsa. youth gel The eighth aeod concluding meeting of this eociety for the court Id. session was hold in the hoard room of tho Collegiate Institution, in Bolc as- onl Thursday evening last-tho Rev. Dr. Thorin, vice-president, Dismoi tat fic the chair. wvienI ter A letter was read from the Lord 'ehop of Chester, after wlich the pr~ jig he was balloted for, in accordance with a ...

... 4JUSTOMS REGULATIONS. .f. -!nwI - - --a Al.- - - d to , O THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. Roi not~ GENTLEz*N,-Having read in your copy of the 23d Osaii hey instant an article underthe beading of CustomslRegula- dut is it tions, bearing onl the examination of free goods by thecst It water-guard officers at this port, in justice to the parties Bl thier so virulently and so basely libe ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25,1855. SALUS POPULI LEX SUPREMA. There is a probability that the strike at Burnley rm will on Monday next be brought to a close, par- of tially, if not wholly. Many of the employers are P4 deeply grieved at the suffering of their work- co people, and, though the market has not improved, co they have offered to resume work for four days in ad the week, ...

... tbs FRANCE. dli Thirteen persons, members of the old society of Car. a botnsrI revired, were tried before the, Police court of Lyns of on Thursday last, on a charge of h~aving been members of a , secret society. Three of theta were sentrcel to Imrsn th, ament each for three years. and to be deprived of their civic rights for five years;I five to imprisonment for two years ; pi three to ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE II C,.-dI1 ~ FRANC1& integrit3 Tradie continues duill in Paris. Thto corn trade should t ini Purilutse been remsarkably heavy during the last 1The We iS. hss been difficult to procure S8t'. for ?? finest I 'iil ofduwieqvr good is to be had at interests 86f. and 37f., and ordilitry qu aliy at, 83f. and 85f. the dignity sack of'7 l~ galmls The principal sales effected ...

... The second lecture of the series under this head wag delivered by the Rev. H. S. Brown, in the Concert-hall, Lord Nelson-street, on Tuesday evening last. Subject: The Religious Revolutim in China. The audience received the reverend gentleman with cheers, which were c repeated during the delivery of hi4 lecture. The lecturer a commenced his subject by a few observations on the a attention ...

... I A ~ w\A A A A A AA A A ?? un O ifHOUSE OF LORDS. (m Is. qui all FRIDAY, APRIL 15. ?? es Lord BERNERS moved the second reading of the Poor th, ne Removal and Local Assessment Bill.-Lord STANLEY OFit ad ALDEnLEY expressed a hope that the noble lord would em he not press the second readihg of the bill, as it was the in- all netention of the government next week to communicate to cat 'ed ...