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... DITORS OF THOE LIVERPOOL. .!L 1 _ - ?? - SA. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL. MEPROIY. e GENTLEM5EN,-Possibly it may be interesting to some - of your readers to know that the comnet discovered at the d Gbttitgen Observatory, on the 10th of June, has so much h increased in brightness that it is now a very conspicuous a, object in the heavens. In brightuess it is now equal to a1 a star of the ...
... - 0 I Lhe The nomination of candidates for the vacancy in the re- ed- presentation of Clitheroe, caused by Mr. Aspinall being un- Ce- seated, took place on Monday, being the third election for the 2th borough within 13 months. The candidates are Air. Le Geudro ow Nicholas Starkie, j un. of Huntroyd, professing to be a liberal oal conservative, and Mr. Jonathan Peel, of Knowimere, in the ich ...
... TIRE -IIVERPOOIAUERCURY. TUESDAY, AUGOU8ΒΆ!3, 1853. SC U rorol-..l--- - .gX ?? SUM MA I 1-. In the ~House of' Lords, !on 'Thursday, laigt. day reveral hiide were forwvarded at. stage. The'. Lora' Chal Chancellor laid on the table the report of +le- Beal ?? for ?? law, andtmade by at an iuiteresitinig statement as to the progress of .thf, bers coinaiis.ciouers in their laboriousinquirY, ?? ~ we ...
... Ii ?? teml P~AfSa, .SVrNDAY NIGRT.-The emperor and the empres s OCic hasle arrived at Dieppe. Their niajerlities were received gro with thegreatest enthrasiasmr. Threre isto be ?? i ?? rand kpecta~ades till his majesity's viiit to the Camp teM B0o alatt ec which he will pass theough Paris in fo 3- aifew days. un ,; The weather in France has become very fine; but the p general expectation still ...
... ANNUAL MEETING ti f 'i I ROYAL NORTH LANCASHIRE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.' = S _ ?? The annual meeting Of this association, Which has for Its object the improvement and encouragement of agricultural operations in the large and impol taut d'strict named in Its title has been beldl during the present week in the town and neighbourhood of Blackburn. The importance of the objects the society has in ...
... ; Iia - ; - I - . : , , ~ ?? t] i S61UTD: LAsecAsxxinE.-The fineness of the autumn is in and some degree making up for the badness of the seed time and Mr. trate wenes of the summer. Fromn the 2nd to the 24th we phre 111 havehadgoodripening weather, withvery little rain. Harves o is now very general in South Lancashire, and there is a pro- Qual spedt that III6 grain crops will be riper, and ...
... A RuErIGIOUS SERVICES ON BOARD THE AIUSTRA- | , us LIAN EMIGRANT SHIP TEE MOBILE. o0 I _. . . .. .. .. ?? . . I . Sol- This ship lay in the Canning basin on Sabbath the 14th inst )rd and, having been informed it was likely, ?? her forward lp- state, that many of her passengers would be about, I went down rd. to her in the morning and posted notices for a service on her ho deck for the ...
... MELBOURNE AND THE DIGGING - THEIR PRESENT CONDITION. I The following are extracts from a letter in the Times giving an. account of .the present condition of Melbourne:-- IThe tide of immigration continues to pour into Mel- Ibourne at a rate almost alarming. Up to the end of 1852 thle population of the province of Victoria, had more than .doubled what it was in 18511; what it will be at the ...
... ; I - _ - _ _ -. ?? - I ?? the BO(From the Commercial Journal.) '8 On the 80th of Jane, a towzery gang case was heard at the c Dublin police-office, before Dr. Kelly. Mr. W. Spake and Mr. ik J. Browne appeared in obedience to a suenmons Issued from 3r that office, at the instance of the Dublin Assoclation for the ,n Protection of Trade, charging them with having conspired to .i defraud the ...
... ACCRINGTON - GREAT HARWOOD IFAIR-This customary fair ean, Monday and Tuesday last. Upwards of 1,300 cattle wer which mostly changed hands, being the largest ere'hO' shown at any previous fair. Visitors were umrnber cei- fact, the I oldest inhabitant does not remember s'ch ou; ir, e u.h a air Tuesday, the teachers and scholars in connection vviti, t ?? pendent Chapel, headed by the Great ...
... lee We refer our readers to the report of the adjourned )r annual meeting of the trustees of our Infirmary, to be found in another part of this day's publication the perusal of which cannot fail to interest all who, take an interest in suffering humanity, whilst it will also show howmuh we stand indebted to those gen. tlemen who devote so much valuable time, so much e, sympathy, and so much of ...
... : ! KEEP ON THE RIGHT SIDE. TO THE EDITOR OF TIlE PRESTON CIIHRONICLX. SIR,-It would be a great public benefit, and facilitate traffic and the transmission of goods and passengers, if our police force would be more strict in making carters keep the proper side of the street. Hoping this hint may have the desired effect, i Yours, &c.,l Preston, August 24, 1853. DISPATCH. PUBLICANS AND THE ...