... I On Thursday last, the church of St. Mary's was re-a opened, after being considerably enlarged by the erection I of transepts, &c., of which, and the other improvgmeuts I in the church, we gave a detailed account in our last num- I ber. The appearance of the edifice was much admired E by the members of the congregation and the strangers I present. The Rev. H. R. Smith, the zealous pastor of ...

... - onc ~ - s y - L - Tiie nuber'o~regiatered loldging hbusee in, Sheffeld 'is b Dow 339, accommodating.2,894 nigtlylylodgers. The 'aggregate' value of the Liverp'ool tea, UA ad, last year,. m is stated to haxebleeinX 00,9O,000,' ex~du'ty. -Some of the freemasons rof Liverpool arc niokig PrePal', rations to pay a visit. of conogratulation to their brethren in, Dublin' '1 'The town council of ...

... I I REITHE SULTAN ABDUL MEDJID, | |REIGNNG SOVEREIGN OF THE OTTO.AN EMPIRE. | FROM THE P'EN OF A LADY SEVERcAL YEARS RESIDENT sn IN THE LEVANT. cours (Translated from tie Concstitutiomiet, in tie LiverpooZ .11erxxin.) Tbi The complications which have lately arisen in the East attract universal attention to that part of the world. The ambition of Russia has suspended thle Eastern question On ...

... II EXPENDITURU OF TIE FYLDE UscoN.-Mr. Farnall, the Poor Law Inspector for the north-western division, has furnished to the guardians of the Fylde union a statement of the charges upon them as compared with other agricultural unions. From this table it appears that the total expenditure for the Fylde union, for the year ended Lady Day, 1852, was muet by a levy of Sid. In the pound on the net ...

... CORItESPONDENCE. PRICES OF CHEESE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE PRESTON CHRONICLE. SIR,-Until the last month or two your contemporary | the Guardian used to favour his readers with the price of cheese per cwt. in his reports of the Preston markets, bat he does not do so now. Is it not singular that he should discontinue the practice at this particular time, when cheese farmers are especially anxious ...

... y , POLICE CASE. d TO THE EDITORS 0OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY.. Il ENTLEmsm,-A paragraph appeared In the police report of s, Tuesday's Afcrour y which, if allowed to Stand as it does, would il tend to injure my character with the public. I therefore feel It~ Le my duty to myeetf and faintly to curre t those statements, and ie should feel obliged if you could assign space in your columns c- for ...

... EUCATION: QUSTN. A .| SF We have given, in Our supplement, the concluding IT Iportion of the Rev. M~r.i T~oMcsoN's letter on this . s:|ubject. Having in* previous articles revidwed:four. a of his propositions, and considered how far they are E, Isound in principle: ard applicale in practice to thei1 i | circumstances of our own country, we now come to s his fifth, which is- That the ...

... . ftivit jt o t vmvooci: 19b. CHRISTIAN SUBJECTS IN TURKEY) ud | f2 ae °: ?? ?? Bxaminer.) md All that has transpired of the new edicts relative to the me Christians of the Turlish empire which the Porte has issued, is confined to a firman or order addressed to the ich Patriarch of Constantinople, and confirming for him and for his church all the privileges and immunities con- tained in the ...

... TEE LNERPOOLJJERGURY. TUESDAY, JULY £, 1853. BALUS POPULI LEX 8UPREMA. S U MIM MARY. Ad The Duke of Newcastle, 'Secretary of the Colo- that nies, made known in Athe HEouse of Lords, on lande Thursday night, the intentions of the Govern- inipoa meat with respect to the island of Jamaica. year After alluding to the total cesation of internal Tb government, and to the fact -that there is a loss ...

... I On Saturday, at the policesoffice, Dublin, Mr. George Birch' was committed for trial at the nextcoinmissionon the Charge t of embezzling X311,000, the property of Mrs. Sarahb Kelly. :::g - James Crowley has been committed for trial at Dublin for, the murder of his wife, Mary Crowley, by beating her in theI most savage mauner whilst he himself was In a state of in- tolication. d Riohard ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1853. S^._ALUS PQvUL1 LWV.WUP . MA. SA~~~wUS P°P ?? . 9 v~.. ?? vtv~ the Seven members of the present House of Com- thaw mons-one of them the Chancellor of the Exohe- fast, ner and another the President of the Board of fecei Trade-are Liverpool men. It is a remarkable Mau fact, however, that not one of the members of muc Parliament who hails from this ...

... 1-1 ?? 1- ?? _ ?? - - .. ?? [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRiASPl.] oi MONDAY EVENING, JULY 41. i *ve ?? I jl LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE.-SoimS doubtbeingoxpressed be as to the accuracy of Saturday's telegraphic news, the English 'I Lid funds opened at an advance, which, however, was not long Tui: J maintained, prices receding again and remaining quietly at the doc he decline, no reports circulating to distnrb ...