... HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, April 5. of The Bail in Error bill was read a third time and passed. ch The Land Improvements (Ireland) bill was read a second to time. 0' to HULL ELECTION. I ig, A conference was appointed with the Commons, with a s he view to an address to the Crown for a commission Of inquiry n iy, into the proceedings at the late Hull election. A i as THURSDAY, AraIL 7. V SlusH OF ...

... NIECHANICS' INSTITUTIONS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DERRY MERCURY. e h . Sir,-Vill you allow me, through the medium of your a d columns, to call theattention of members of Mechanics' Insti- h *e tutions, Literary and Self Improvement Societies, in this c county, to the advantages to be derived from, aod the Qxpe-b n diency of being in union with, the Society of Arts. London.M During the summerof ...

... FINES FOR ADULTERATING COFFEE WITH I CHICORY.-CAUTI(ON TO GROCERS. : _ . -A -+k - AI l11fon r rwr The first batcl of prosecutiansfortheadultefltion of coffee hs with chicory, care before thle Court of Inland Revenue, Lon- tl doD, on Wednesday, and excited much interest among the si or grocers of the metropolis. he Mr. Welsby, the barrister, appeared to conduct the case on i! m the part of the ...

... 'rll: VICEr.S (}TEMPIE IANIC ADvoc.ATris. \,l nj IeIot about it; momr it thle fttliv of p-oinup he II ~t 11tt drijlunkectc- 1 evil of gre'at lrtn.'cnitol -tIv i it i or 3s;1 It .n dts' to~I( e! hilit tI: ?? p r:i'cc-II I'lil noM!I C~ir~tianshit, touplpi'vs it. Ol Itic Ccliiirir, s~e t linkba go'!to ho ?? be idtdttyts igio~li t -i w i, ev tiic xilois~t attit thu~d'gigmkii hmI~ tot', polutinent, ...

... PUBLIC PARK AND FREE LIBRARY IN MAC- CLESFIELD. re On Wednesda CLESkUELD. |by lie IOn 'Weaneday evening last, a public meeting was held in bre ad the Town Hall. Macclesfield, in furtherance of the scheme to tha e establish a Public Park and Free Library for the inhabitants ist, of the town. The Mayor in the chair. On the platform on thi this occasion were the Earl of Harrington, Lord ...

... I op.I the 1)2'.I - he oreI IIswere last week enabled to lay ?? eiic na- Iders, the firnanciat statement of,, the CH4LCC.-z,.,, Excaizuvi:a-a, and the proposals which. he laid -c~; the table of the House of Comm~ons, xith respect to that vitally important subje -the publi public has now had a week to consider them: havin,,z ourselves. girca themn a carefe~l irves't; we shal p1 lace before our ...

... -r - - 1_1' o Bows AND Antosvs.-Yoing ladies are like arrows: they can't go offwithout beaux. r- NINE nur ovTE*N.-ThePersianS lave is'slyingthat ' Ten measures of talk were sent down upon the earth, arnd tile ted women took nine. s'Y A BAND Box.- Fatter, said a little boy in a theatre, .n Aintthataband-box where the musicians ale? t 70 A LTsi rots EveilrifiNi.-A little boy teariug his ...

... -ABAS IA-B -c /P Ak. Al ; T~On Monday last, the Quarterly meeting of the Governorsb e of the Derbyrshire Infirmary, was held in the board-room of Si -the institution. The Governors present ?? J. HI. e Crewe, Bartb ; Sir HR. S. Wilmsot, Bar:,; Sir H1. S. Blane, C. 55Bart. ; Dr. Peach, Dr. Ileysgate, Dr tt'ma, r. Jh-c 5I son; the Revs. W. Leeks, Tf. WX. WVhitaker, It. Nacla'ltltn, H1 ~t R. ...

... I _ _ ., ?? TO TIRE EDITORS OF THE DfRBl Y MERCURY. tli Dear Sir-Having seen a letter in the last week's Reporter, ty respecting the Mormons, which states that these people would meet any one to defend and discuss their principles, and also B expresses a wish that some Rev. Gentleman would meet them, h; I take this opportunity of informing the readers of your so s valuable paper, that this ...

... It;X Y .-INTELLIGENCThr . - - ?? .,_-file fourth r4 IIAIlWAX I RAILWAy AAlNIlIGA ?? fourth report of the select committee appointed to colsidor thle prncipe of amal l ganlatiol, at aipplicd to railway si rala n canlbill Iabout to be brought under the cen'lsideration ot' Pari awent. n- and to consider the principles which ought to guie thehulls iii railway legislatioil, states that the cmitehv ...

... IREL AND. by KTIMAZNHAlM P1vsf5 vet.Fo-There is a general feeling of d- satisfaction expressed bere ty all irisses ;tand *tf all shades of mt, politics at thle success oi A1ir. Ilirt t'S maotion for tile preservr- tion of liiliaintain II(lispit;i It was essenlitilly an Irish :k question, and aifter tile i llrlit'ence arrrl'ested by the svi. Al e, rh srl71t Liberal .lmembers to the ...

... WRECK OF THE DUKE OF SUTHERLAND STEAMER AT ABERDEEN.-GREAT LOSS OF LIFE. . 1. ~ 4- p1 Dpt flu nf ?? I The Aberdeen ant] Lendon ?? steamer, Duke of So~ther- ac The land, was wrecked at the entrance of Aberdeen harbour, on r arge Friday evening, and lb.5 it not 210 persons have perished. The ca theta tif this miost &itre55ilig case are ?? Duke of ait Mr. Sutherland leftc London oil Wednesday ...