... SIR FITZROY KELLY AND THE AGRI- CULTURAL INTEREST. I not At the annual dinner of the Ieast Suffolk Agricultural ass ,fter- Association, held last week, Sir Fitzroy Kelly, in acknow- not tent ledgijn the toast The health of the Members for the inI hose Eastern Division of the County of Suffolk, said, I very wh ates, sincerely assure you that, in the efforts I have madlu to facl East justify ...

... rT a js At the sailing of the Arabia the women's rights con- } S vention was in session at New York. The session was to H1 ,d continue for two days. Amongst the speakers were- A le, Lucy Stone, Lucretia Mott, William H. Channing, Mrs. TI *e. C. M. Severance, Frances D. Gage, Wendell Phillips,. Y Antoinette L. Brown, Paulina Wright Davis Mrs C. I. n- H. Nichols, William Lloyd Garrison, and ...

... e 5- S_ v I, Vega. U '.Avr tvl,. it (From the Birmingham Journal.) :f This important inquiry, which commenced on Tuesday it week, is still proceeding, snd the disclosures of each day . add some new phase of cruelty to this revelation of hor- rors. We shall abstain from ally Comment on the evidence, u excepting where the facts are not disputed, and we re- ,- some our analysis by referring tt ...

... , A special meeting of the Town Council will be I held to-morrow, to consider the propriety of I giving the usual Parliamentary notices for a bill )r t ro this important subject. The reception of the Report of the Improvement Committee of the c Y' Council was postponed at the last monthly meeting d i until the committee appointed by the inhabitants 1 at the town meeting had had an opportunity ...

... 4JUSTOMS REGULATIONS. .f. -!nwI - - --a Al.- - - d to , O THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. Roi not~ GENTLEz*N,-Having read in your copy of the 23d Osaii hey instant an article underthe beading of CustomslRegula- dut is it tions, bearing onl the examination of free goods by thecst It water-guard officers at this port, in justice to the parties Bl thier so virulently and so basely libe ...

... CONSERVATIS& IN A NEW PHASE. d The oracle of the Vicarage and the Manor-house en n pform# astrqns, with doctoral dimphasis that be t the attainment by man of the free exercise of his'reasouing powers, subject only to the 'direction IS wof their Divinbe,1uthor will 'be-the most glo1ious as a' conquest in. the whole annals of his struggles is f upon earth ;i and that 'then, but not till, ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 188. - -?I -PUI X BM sAIVS POPU~r usX Olu-r EgA he I. I - - uin oir SUM ARY.which 11 be SU M R .ducad e d ThseodiitothQuetoher subjects in publishi Of Th eodvsto h ue lize-the )St Ireland terminated in the-most satisfactory ima-, tune mo ner. We have spent a delightful week, And are _,dvants quite sorry to leave so soon., were the words. already ...

... TM.'l LIVERPOOL-KERCURY. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER ?? 185%. SALUS POrULI LEX SSLXEMA. s U MAl A R Y. The Qiieen, his Royal Iiighnslsa Prince Albert, md the Prince of Walu, and Priaca Alfred are IIwy. iii Telatd. Thoe royal squadroia lay in the outer- fin hat bour at 11INyhead during the whole of Sinda Tra and, on. Nionday orninlg, at a quarter after three ?? oo'lok, started for Dublin. The W -v-utter ...

... LORD PALIMsTON.-The noble secretary of state for the home department arrived at the Royal George Hotel, Perth, on Friday night, by the mail train from London, and osted next day to Balmoral by way of Blairgowrio. Iiq lordship was not waited upon by any of the civic authorities, but has be has already signified his intention of accepting of the freedom of the city, it is understood that this ...

... Sley 64 CORRECTION. ith TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MBROURY. ?? correct, in your nsext, anu erroryou made he be roure paper of this day. In reporting the hearinig of my case ih ethr fe licensing magistrates, you state that, in addition to be- me being 'dned twrice, there wvas a police report against the ied house. This is not true; the house has never been fined.- ...

... I THE GENERAL BOARD OF HEALTH AND THE ICHOLERA. I IA- . .- it(FROM A CORUE.SPONDENT.) becroi In the London Gazette of the 20th instant, tin there appeared' an :official notification from the bery I St Board of Health of a fact of which the public men, at have already been'very painfully conscious for the night ,ir last fortnight.' Why Mr. IChadwick should now~ mem) think it necessary to notify ...

... THE SARHCE AFTER'TOM PROVIS. tO cr Inispector rieul. it %Iviil be reine liere ;wsas not put into IT a, the ?? the fautspil-i trial at. the Gloucester ti ori aiseize, 'whelt O m Provis, of War-nina~er, attempted b> ryto r,'ve that her we-rR-adSsth, Of Aehton .-ont; fl sn, and it has bee, istill that the peblioi'thuts'obst an interest- V id ing tale. 13if tli'hgi the otlice might have told ...