... asoc The usual monthly meeting of this board was held last even- I ing~ at the pIbl~e-offices, Wavertree, the 11ev. W- Badnall in des the chair. The other members presant were ...

... 1.1111 - ?? 11 - 11, - ?? .. ?? ?? LIVEIlPOOL CATTLE MARKET, MONDAY, JUNE 13.-We II have a moderate supply of fat stock; prices rnnging very high, Al with a fair demand. Beasts, 04d. to G ...

... I UJ.UL:1jA 11v'nAlIJxi X r Xx1r, V1JDa J. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. GENTLEmEN;,-When a gentleman has represented the interests of nearly half a millio ...

... 555 the ~~~FRANCE. di ten M. Richard, anl advocate of the Court of Appeal, living a, c8* In the 611: Gaillard, was arrested last week, just as he was ki 'o leaving his house to a ...

... THE 'IKEOGH BUBBLE. Nothing can be worse than the conduct of Li g Lord Derby and his partisans in the attacks which L, c they have thought it decent to make on the cha- L n racter of the Solicitor-Ge ...

... F OREIGN. I RUSSIA AND TURKEY. The following is contained in La Presse (Paris paper), al of Thursday:- tt W We have received news from Constantinople of the eE 30th May. On the 2Sth of that month the Minister of Foreign A Affairs handed to the Ambassadors of the four Powers that signed the treaty of the 13th or June, 1840, a note, in which he explains the measures talon by Turkey to ...

... APPEAL DAYs.-The magistrates have fixed Thursday, the 21st of July, and Thursday, the 28th of July, for hearing appeals against assessments to the poor rate. LICENSING SESSeOm.-The annual licensing session for the borough will be held on the 24th day of August. E. C. GOI1ST, EsQ., of this town, has this week liberally presented to the Rev.- T. Clark, incumbent of Christ Church, a cheque for ...

... CORRESPON DENCE. THE REGATTA. TO THE EDITOR OF THE PRESTON CHRONICLE, to y Sin,-Being a member of the committee of the intended you regatta, I wish to draw the attention of the innkeepers jreaN and publicans to the following facts. In doing so, it is inl jour consequence of having only received a promise of sub- kicin scriptions from two or-three of that large and influential body. In all ...

... to M.> Ma -, ._ r ly FUNERIAL OF' Mit M. O'CONSELL, M.P.-Tj, lemnains le, of Mr. Maurice O'Connell, M.P. were interred on Thu, ?? r- morning by the side of those of his father, in Glassnevin c- Cemetery. id TEE ROYAL VissT.-We have learned that the approach- to mig visit of the Queen and her illustrious consort to this o city will be made in state, in order to mark her Majesty's to ...

... niotrict Newo, (For previous.District Ness, see Sbppkmrnt) Ri BOLTON. Ht DFFERING FOR SALE UNWHaoLEsoIMi MEAT.-On Thurs. Si ?? Elizabeth Tempest was brought before the magistrates, s ilte Borough Court, and fiued 20s. and expenses, for ex- D *-uiug for sale in tbe market, a quantity of veal utnfit for p 1.--Joseph Hulme was also Lined 20s. and ?? fur a P ti: liler offence. 'CrALtNr A HAMMER. ...

... |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 ...