... no, 7Two or three days of rather heavy rain have done us good mue in this neighbourhood f the pastures, and the green crops Se especially, did require it very grievously. The young pe potatoes will have been much benefitted by this timely Bpe moisture; the cabbages and fruit bushes, too, have been an relieved by the rain washing off from their leaves the cater- di( pillars and other vermin ...

... WRECK OF THgE sWILLIAM. & MARY. an - ?? , of ;ARRIVAL OP TWENTY-TREIEB OF'HE[:: PASSEN- owft 'In '-GERS AND FObgR SEAMfEN IN LIVERPOOL.. twe th On Monday,. twenty-three passengers anid four' seamen, aem )rt' who escaped' in tbe lengboat from the wreck oif the SWilliamil ear ir3 Santi Mary, arr-ived in this town. The following joint state- at th mrienr, signed by one of the piissengars ori ...

... A. - At an early hour on Tuesday morning the roads to the Camp from all points were alive with every description of vehicle ' At five o'clock in the morning a train, nearly half-a-mile in length, left the Waterloo Station of the South-western Railway, under the superintendence of Mr. Godson, the traffic-manager, all being devoted to the con- veyance of horses and carriages belonging to the ...

... The weekly meeting of this committee was held yesterday Mr. Langedale in the chair. The other members present were Messrs. Dover, Beckwith, Fleming, Nicholson, Johnson, Hod' son, Gladstone, Bigham, and Moss.-Mr. Rishton, the building surveyor, reported the inspection of 122 dilapidated privies and aslnpits, 102 of which were undergoing alterations and repairs and 20 of which required such, ...

... 1. e THE EXAMINER AND TIMES. MANCH E STER, i WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1853. INDIA BILL.-LORD STANLEY'S AMENDMENT. Ien L I . o , Bri- ?? Bri- The second reading of the India Bill is fixed for gold 2. Thursday next. Lord STANLEY's amendment will be verse a the testing point on which the fate of the me astite expe still will be substantially decided. Now, it is im ri rish portant that the Lancashire ...

... |THE: LIVRPltOOL ELECTIlON EXPOSURES.| ?? will be remnembered by our readers, or that por. n tion of thoem at least who take an interest in the pol.i] 11 tical movements of the country, with what gusto Ouri h Conservative townsmen hailed the triumph of their i- principles in the neighbouring borough of Liverpool. E l- Coming as the election did among the earlier aS thet 3 eurs how it was ...

... TEHE EASTE INDIA DEBATE. (From tek~ F~~~isr the (From tlhe 1xamziner.) ehem a 0on After three nights' debate, leave has been given to bring toama Eas ain a bill framed in accordance with the explanation given worm tavee by the president of the India board, whose speech and li~on was measure we have characterised elsewhere. Of the power- 3. OUful speech of Mr. Bright in reply to Sir Charles ...

... 10 On Monday evening last, a meeting was held in the Chornvchannel zeExchange, to advocate the necessity for the inspection of perty le n ,cloistered nunneries, and particularly with the view of sup- she was s*porting the measure now before parliament for that purpose. perty. ?? was' a crowided audience. The R1ev. Canon Stowell law of Id presided, nod said they were -ealled together to assert ...

... 'AITHE LIVERPO~T M RCifU TUESDAY, JUNE 2&, 1853. SALUS POPULI LEX 9U7PIEMA. ?? . O / \ _ ?? P ?? A _ WICO IS MR. LIDD9EU? e d This is a Question we hear asked., on every side Even the Tbries themselves appear'to. be in utt | ignorance of the antecedents of the honouliabl gentleman whom they wish to foist upon tile electors of Livelvpool. Beyond the fadt that he is the son of Lord ...

... is. -- lad In't GILL-STREET MARKET.p the E All TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. s' rers GENTLEsM ,-How does it occur that our Solons in the council l of do not see the propriety of Gill-street Market being used for a 0C1 Pout veeal aktwihwudb apohal ovrino tP Inmg beigetral ITnogh IforthUspurposeI, This step would relieve Sh lug the queen's highway of the pressure whsich may be ...

... .. . .. . . _ ?? . - The weekly meeting was held yesterday. Presentr esr.pill c: Lg =gsale (ehairman), Dover, Hodson, geckwith, Nicholson, stiren gFlmnJohnson, Henderson, Bighain, M'Niioll, ?? Glad- govet le stone. gihe following members were present at the meeting on ascqui Ia Tuesday-Messrs. Langsdale, Beckwith, Fleming, Gladstone, arrau Henderson, Johnson, and Moss. they d Mr. Riebtons, the ...

... (From the Economist.) Some of the details of the census are at length pub- lished. When we see their magnitude we are not sur- prised at the delay. Two immensely thick folio volumes contain only the number of the people and of the houses at different periods. The tables of ages and occupations, of the civil condition, birthplaces of the population, the numbers of the blind, the deaf, and the ...