... THE POLLING. Whatever amount of excitement charaeterised the lo nomination of candidates for the representation of this it borough on Thursday, that feature of the election, after , the different polling booths were opened for taking the . votes, at eight o'clock on Friday morning, was altogether .changed. There was no turbulence, no clamour; but the Le crowds of persons loitering in the ...

... lI- -- - --4 th RELIGIOUS SERVICES ON BOARD THE AUSTRALIAN EMIGRANT SNIP THE sh STAR OF THE EAST. co I . .- . . Several circumstances conspire to impart a more than dis li- ordinary permanent and prominent interest to my vale- id dictory visit to the Star of the East, among the remi- of I\ niscences of my missionary labour on the Mersey. The pri k- elegance of her model, and her expected ...

... I Y A petition hisi been presented against the return at the ?? last election for Sligo. ?? fishing has already commenced in Carnarvon 3. bay, and will eoon be general. Y The Earl of Derby has presented a donation of 100 i guineas to the Radcliffe infirmary, at Oxford. e This year's Wesleyan conference is to be held in Bradford. ?? last was the first Conference Sunday. Since the lot of June ...

... 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 ...

... St Mr. J. M1acloghlin, of Liverpool, having passed his sun re examination before the Board of Examiners of the Royal ing J- College of Surgeons of London, on Friday, 22nd ult., has dial An been admitted a member of that profession. wri of LANCASHIRE REOISTRATION,-The free-traders of Lan- was cashire have this year been exceedingly active in their He revision of the registers of electors, under ...

... PFARLIAMENTARY INTELLIGENCE HOUSE OF LORDS .. .. FRIDAY, JULY 15. Lord BROUGHIAM ?? of the delay wbich ha taken place in the commons with regard to tile bl hich had passed their lordships' house, enabling a husband nan wife te give evidence in civil cases. Such a bill bail pse both houses for Scotland, and we wore now in tile :tolonant0 Istate of having one law of evidouce for Scotlundao ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ..FQBjqIt -ITELLIGENCE. FRANOE. ~ ~~~enter FRANCE. ?? THE PLOT AdAINST THE EMPEROR. and i The Paris correspondent of the Timu, writing on Wed I' nesday last, says- Another plot has been discevered in stear] Paris, which was to have been put in execution last night.. odes, It was known that the emperor and empress were to visit chayi the Opera Conmique, which is on the Boulevards Italiens, a ...

... -- ?? - ?? p HOUSE OF LORDS.-TiiUISDAY, JULY 7. a -- I ?? The LORD CANssCELtoR took his seat at four o'clock. wit Lord BoooIGAi observed that the Marquis of Clanricarde Pet had given notice of a question on the subject of Turkey.. He The wished to ask Government whether it would not be exceedingly dec prejudicial that the matter should be discussed at the present wao The Earl of Ceags1eox said ...

... As far as accounts have yet been received, the great th d Orange anniversary of the 12th of July passed off in Ire- ki Is land in a most peaceable manner. II It is stated that Colonel Vandeleur purposes to petition af nf aainst the return of the newly elected members for Clare, oe f as he alleges that several of his voters had been taken off bh . by stratagem or force. W e THE POTATO CaoP. ...

... 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 ...