... - - ?? count FRANCEI. Pariest The eperorhas ecide ?? the iO,eo0,oO0f. Ottome acoprstedto te impovemnt o thelodglng-honses of portel theiaba~l~ casss 3tlODOf. haf ?? at te dl~o5l oftheminiterof te iteio.TeP- to expc tie Inerete ar threorereqesed o sbmt teirap even ac plicaitions odpan s to the prefect of the Beine. videdI General R shiappointed by the Bey of Tunis to con- but It gratuiato the ...

... I , ?? OnTPUP;. AT THE ONECURT-HALL. SOIREE AT THE COXCURT-HALL. Leat evenIng, a. soirde was given at the Coucert-hall, Lord Nelson-street, to celebrate the amniverary of the patron saint of Ireland. The chair was occupied by Richard xSheil, Esq. This mode of comweviorating the daybas now been Very~ ?? Tbis dod of peferenet to the old practice of walking In pro- o m on tbrough the streetas ...

... thin cer of The monthly meeting of this board was held last evening, at ngof the Queen's Arms Hotel, Liscard, Mr. Holland in thce chair The other members present we!e-Messrs. keiiny, Hdliliay' Birss Hill, Cunningham, Healing, Barton, Cocilbort, and lfarriaon. I Mr. Tho improvement conunittee reported that they woul I net Interfere with tlce foot-walk in Green-lane, as a new board would shortly ...

... FRANCE. The emperor has ordered of Messrs. Young ?? Del- cambre, for his own private use, two typographical machines of their Invention, by whlih any one may perform the coC3. posithor' work by simply touching keys like those of a pianoforte. The town of Pitbiviers, In the Loiret, was visited on tho oath ult. with a snowstorm, during which a thunderbolt fell on the church and set fire to the ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1853. SALVS POPULl LIX SIPIIEMA. AU Ad Two important discussions took place in the; upon House of Commons on Thursday evening last. the The first had reference to the affairs of Turkey, direc as affected by the contest inl Montenegro, and, recein though that contest now appears to have been mittc brought to a close, the whole subject has, never- knovi ...

... = HOU SE OF LORDS. W WI PRIDAY, MARCH 18. oil The royal assent was given by commission in the usual as tormsto the following bills -The Mutiny Bill, the Marine ebt Mutiny,1ill, the Consolidated Fund Bill, the Inland Reve. sa nue Bill, the Commons Enclosure Bill (NO. 2), the County so Elections Polls Bill, the GrandI Jury Cess (Irelind) Bill, to land the Indemnity Bill; : SIXMILE.RRIDGE AFFRAY ...

... TlHE UNVIELD)ING WiFE iI OR, 'TIlE EFFECTS OF ILL TE MPER. BY A FA11M1IliO jvIPE,. ?? 1reila to thle 5ubject inatter of this paper allow ?? Iins vouml frien-lo, to eaiort Von to liuelnand strive, earnestly -at se'u-caltiore anal wilf-i'ontrol, before taking a stop which involvs j our ull of ,'artfly hlappiness, ats well as that of thu fillsi- i~lal sclionii bvoler iheavel Oil~ llrolise-~ to ...

... THE KOSSUTR PROCLAMATION AND I m, ?? . . rM. MAZZINI. The following letter from N!. Mazzini has been addres- sed to the London journals. n paSirerI have no opportunity, at the place where I am, of read- ng papors or receiving correct information; but a report reaches ! me of Louis Kossuth having publicly protested onl account of the proclauatiols to thoe Hungarians which appeared daring the ...

... 23orotr uct Cvrf I, A Npwc.ssrm.:: DILOGUE.- Why don't you go to school, my boy 'Causo, sir, al.;'y is afear'd if aw larns ivrything now, av shan't haoe on3 thing to larn when aw comes to the Royal Gramnmar School.-Galeshcia/ Olsecrver. Aln old preacher oero tookl his ?? where art thou? and divided his ?? in1tO three parts. Ist-All men aresome whbere; 2nd- Some moo are where they ought ...

... . CLEIOCAL.-The Lord Bishop of Mlauchester, at the diocesan registry, St. JameB's Square, licensed the Rev. \W7.ilt William Kendall, M-A. to the Stipendiary curacy or the Parish Church of Middleton, on the nomination of ti,f Ite 3 Richard Durnford, the incumbent; and tle Rev. Tlls',ns Hanley Ball, Bas. to the stipendiary curacy of B1dbh Pod j near Bolton, on the nomination of the Rev. W. Bromw ...

... ?? I ol DREADFUL COLLIERY EXPLOSION AND El GREAT LOSS OF LIFE. ?? Wednesday last, a catastrophe of a most alarming and melancholy character occurred at Inee, near Wigan, which has resulted hi the loss of between forty and fifty n lives. The mine at which the explosion occurred is known as the Walls End Milne, and is one of the deepest in the district, the depth being 415 yards. It belongs to S ...

... WOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE. COURT, &c. BUost-fING 31 PALACE, SATURDAY, MARCH 12,-Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent arrived at the t palace shortly before two o'clock this afternoon, from her i residence, Clarence-house, and partook of a dgjednexI with her Majesty and Prince Albert. The Queen left the E palace for a drive this afternoon at a quarter past three I o'clock, in an open carriage and ...