... wasI ~way The usual meeting was held yesterday, at the very in- obi' 3ted convenient time of half-past two -Mr. Alderman Lange- do iteiy dale presided[, and the members present were Messrs. urn- Johnson, Beckwith, Moss, Fleming, Gladstone, Hender-in mild ?? ofrey, and Halthead. cur vere Beoeterglrbsns ?? conversation I hem ars ihrsett h e tm eept act, the town- fou ~y to ...

... DOOR OOMMITTBE. ?? - T The weekly meeting was he d esterday. Present- Messrs. Turner (tobhaim) b d otersen t s .rocklebasik, Evans, (lregson, Chaloner 'Steele, Heliiip Bighamn, Boyden, Rankin, Shand, Barber, Smite, Tobna Ronth- In waite, Littledale.-The payment of severma small amounts e4 scopstinto persons whose property ha been in- ir terferd withby thalteration of the levelsat the Wapping ...

... . The monthly meeting of this board was held on Tuesday me d last at the commissioners' rooms, Hamilton-square, Mr. l J. H Greene in the chair. The other members present Mr in were Messrs. Gough, Hughes, Cook, Storey, Bailiff, 1 ~d Hendersop, Curry, Whittiugham, Mills, Graham, Watson, mee g- Rae, Willoughby, Hlolsue, and Bradley.. e On the motion of Mr. Bailiff, the minutes of the lighting ...

... ADDITIONAL MUATES SOCITY. Vf.,A- ft. ?? fhb r-,.1 n tmnc aV thul snooetv Yesterday, at noon, the annual meeting of this society r-was held at the Savings-bank, Bold-stiteet, the Bishop of sod Chester in the chair. The following gentlemnenvwere pre- ;rlsent-Revdls. Archdleaco Broks Au st Campbell, ?? Tobin, M. Powley, J. W. Weshh Ifl. T.Hecker, W. sde Bannister, T. Hormby, George Doveri, T. M. ...

... . THE BsiRcENEsEAD BRaNcH Ot THkE BIBLE SOCIETY..- oi r The annual meeting of this branch of the Bible'Society S6m d was held on Tuesday evening, in the Craven-rooms, Be Birkenbesd. 'The chair was occupied by the Rev. Mr. pr e Knox. It appeared from the report read by the secre- , tary that the receipts had been double those of the pre- ceding year. The meeting was addressed by the Itev es - ...

... THE EASTERN QUESTION. Nts The latest news on which we can rely informs vall ier us that the Sultan, advised by an Extraordinary B Corr C Council, had refused any further concession la ote This decision has been arrived at slowly and with To-: algrave deliberation. It has only been taken after Cal six months spent in negotiation, and when: the B 'ho allied Powers have themselves overtly ...

... [ - I- P V The anuald bstrbtioof risaa the Queen's College, . Birmntinghaimi, took place on iuesday last. A.statue*o Prince Albert is to ?? i ?? toD eommeoirioto the great exhibition of 1851. The police foroe at Ureenook struck last week, without .Dgan usrvou notice. This movement hadi the ?? ant imnmediate advance of 2s. a week. M1atiblda Stokes leven years of age, died on Sunday last, in ...

... TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. llrTn'lxTrTA V ?? n g WEDNESDAY, O0TOBEa I. S. 5, IS The monthly meeting of the council was held to-day. tl FINANCE COMMITTEE. a w The proceedings of this committee comprised recom- y meedations of the following promotions and alterations d t- of duties of officers and clerks in the town dues office, tl ie consequent upon the dismissal of Mr. M'Naughten :-g If Mr. ...

... HANDSOME TESTIMONIAL TO MRS. T. LITTLEDALE. PRESENTAT;1;O OF TilE SILVER CRADLE, Last evening, the splendid silver cradle, subscribed for by a number of the inhabitants of this borough, was pre- sented to Mrs. T. Littledale, at her residence, Highfield. The testimonial is intended to commemnorate, in fulfilmrent of an ancient legend, the birth of Clement St. George lRoyds, on the 8th of ...

... It is never too late to learn. Conservative A principles have been in and out of fashion for the til last twenty years, but they are only now being explained; and, among other things, we find out la for the first time that the Conservative decalogue b3 is written in scriptural words: Fear God; honour the king : Clothe the naked, feed the gl hungry, and preach the Gospel to the poor. er A ...

... I THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1853. SALUS POPULA LEX SUPREMA. TIlE PARLIAMENTARY AND MUNICIPAL REVISION. People expect the editor of a newspaper to do tai the work of, at least, half a dozen men. No cc omnibus is so overloaded as an editor's letter-box, m no cab-horse so hard driven as he is. We ask our sI correspondents to be merciful, and the next day p we find our letters ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. PRIJ DAY, OCTOBER 7, 183. ri 1JuA - ' X, A- SALUS PoPULI LISX UPREMA. u la A I Y -drains, ~~½uM ARY.Theona Pursuing their tour, the Lord-Lieutenant of mote,' Ireland aud the Coutintess of St. Germans, with thet eg their suite, left Linierick on Saturday for Kit- ,po 6Iloc, wholre they arrived shortly before noon,ser. and, amidst tile chleers of the crowds assembled the ...