... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. m FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1853. l -g ?? PoLi LEX SUPREMA. ~- - ?? ?? ?? ?? w 1U11Afl .L.a Mr. Gladstone's visit to Manchester is suggestive of important political considerations. As it is connected with a public record of gratitude to the s late Sir Robert Peel, it is a marked approbation of the commercial policy introduced by the deceased statesman, and being carried out ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1853. ?? ?? P I ,, , ?? , ?? . ?? .. I8AU POPULI LF.X SUPRE31A. There has been a meeting of the Hilckford Agricultural and Conservative Club at Castle Po Hedingham. Time was when this festival was a di, jovial holiday; the club met then to commemo- aCb3 rate a victory or anticipate a triumph. Then, th, after such a feast, country gentlemen felt ...

... 0 t~t Mut telWtaneu+ CLERIC-AL lNTELrGANCS. - Yesterday, at the Diocesae Registry, St. Jnmes's Square, the Lord Bishop of Mauebester licensed the Rev. Henry Rolhne, Westmore, to be a minor canon of the Cathedral Church of Manchester, vacant by the death of the Rev. Richard Pennington, on the ncmuination and election of the Dean and Canons of Manchester, the patrons, aud his lordship at the ...

... free S A meeting was held. at the Corn Exchange, on -Monday fr a evening, to promote the views of the Wesleyan'Beform party. heal 'The attendance was respectable, but not crowded. ?? :00111 th1ose present were the Bev. W. Griffiths, Rev.'3. W. Carvetb, leys -Me Sr. Hart,;of Leads; H-. Wilson, of Manchester; E. 0 Cherry, J. H. Williams, J. Holmrake, W. H. Williams, T. G. YWilliams, J. ...

... I Diotvict. Netuo, . Ale 9(For previous District News, see Supplement.) ad ?? ASHTON. 1l Is. TTOBSON'S ADVERTISING JOURNAL, No. ti as lJUL 2, Price a Halfpenny-Sold everywhere.-Manchester, ByABEL and JOHN HEX WOOD 0- )n GENTLEMEN'S GLEE CLUB.-On Thursday evening last, C le the first monthly meeting of the members of this society se d took place in the Commercial Room, when there was a very pi ...

... I I I V'VI- 1 . , L JL 1 O. e0iz ADD . II thi At the monthly meeting of the council, held on Wednesday tho last, John Moore, Esq. F.L.S. &c. &c. president, in the chair, sp the following donations were laid before the meeting:-32 I8 bumming birds (some of them very rare), I jay, 1 tanager, frc 2 flycatchers, 1 woodpecker, and I trogon, from New Granada, an by George Meek, Esq. Bogota, per John ...

... - The RuBSion government ?? ohtainad . ?? I Or The RUssian government has obtained permission to neavi- rie gate tbe Ch inese river Love. This ooncession throws open di al he three Mantehon provinces, and Gbortenas, y two-thirda s the journey from the Russian posstlSisieus. in America to T td Irktusk. th a. - l id TRANScATLANTIc TELEGRAPH.-The first experiment of id sumegig a submarine ...

... THE RELEASE OF MISS CUNNINGHAIE.I (Fron, at C4reSlondet of tle Trnmes.) E IE TURiN, OCT. 13.-I hear from Florence that, in conse- n quence of the decided remonstrances of the British n Charge ?? after the receipt of his last instructions n from home, the Grand Duke was induced to give an order a for the release of Miss Cunninghame on the 9th of this mouth, after allowing her to remain three ...

... BLACKB URN. i CA MrON TO BEERSELLERS.-OfI Thursday last, before the bo. r Sgb magistrates, Isabella Cooper was charged with having four men gwd two prostitutes drinking ip her house on the previous I Thar?*7 evening. Sergeant Parksin stated the charge. Mr. Marshal. -perintendent of police, proved former convictions against the defendaut, and also informed the magistrates that a man had been' ...

... Itletropolitalt ant( VVIDIAltiaL: 11 Lt T.E ARcTIC EXPED1TIoN,-Tbe lords of the admiralty I oty have signified to Captain Inglefield, of the Phaicnix, their ey great satisfaction at his proceedings.' es Fiap IN LONDNo.-The premises of Messrs. R. Willeya er -and Co. linen-drapers, near St. Paul's, London, were burnt ad down on Tuesday morning, andl damage to the extent of 'a ,t; £7,000 ...

... I WEEKLY, $SUMMARY.- In the scarcity of exciting news, and inthe absence of parliamentary debates, the conductors of daily journals experience, considerable difficulty in finding subjects of discussion that can interest their readers.. ,The dispute between Russia. 'and Turkey has been Xviewed in all its aspects, but even with all the varia* tions between belief in peace to-day and of war to ...

... The general prosperity recently enjoyed by the country, naturally led the operatives, in almostevery department of trade, to ask for an increase of wages. The demand for labour having given employment to a almost all hands before unoccupied, and production r being remunerative, masters were commonly disposed ) to concede the whole or a part of the advance L solicited. Hence, in the majority of ...