... ?? ?? BIOGRAPHICAL ' . SKETCH OF:MR. JOHN WYKE, i : ?? wila smY REMARKS 6N Tfig ARTS AND MANUFACTURES OF LI VtRPOO14 FROM 1760 TO 1780. . ~V.arxtvu4 rave. J.,VJAJ .sv v By* J. Roberts and H. C. Pidgeon, Oft. (The materials m .sre wholly furniahd by Yr. Roberts, UK duty q'f edititg d and rovisirtg the manuscript being alhnot the seholeeshare hi of Mr. Pidgeons in the nuatter.)t 2 The name of ...

... ITHE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. TUESDAY, MAY 9, .4. SALUS FOUTaLI LIX.8Ur-RE.fA-. ?? , .. _ _ ?? . ?? ?? , ,, ?? ?? . ?? -. . . Sl MA itY. - ~in The House of Lords met for, a short time on ar Thursday night. Lord St. Leonards again called the attention of the.Lord Chancellor to the espio- imi nage practised on .discharged p0isozers by the ino olice, as asserted inu a letter from the chaplain Fr P ~od ...

... THlE LIVERPOOL REFOR31 ASSOCIATIOSN. At present an unusual interest attaches to the proceedings of the Liberal party, and it is there- fore with no ordinary feelings of pleasure that we remar k the patriotic and persevering spirit indi- cated in the speeches at the aliual mceting of the Reform Association reported in our last impres- sion. Although Liverpool returns two Tory members, and ...

... On Tuesday evosing last, Mr. Henry Richard, the a London secretary of the Peace Society, delivered a lecture of in the Concert-hall, Lord Nelson-street, on The present Lb war: its origin and probable consequenc a. Mr. Charles hIL Robertoon occupi',.d the chair, and there was a re~pL t-a ?? thuhsall attendance. Thu chairman briefly pr introduced the lecturer by stating that the lecture wats ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. ' FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1854. o ?? i d At_ ~al SALLUS POPiLI LEX SUPREMA. a d SU M MARY. has nc There was an unusually full attendance in the sidern' House of Lords on Monday, 'In consequence of will re the notice which the Earl of Aberdeen had placed the pi~ on the paper for that day for the production of a especi despatch addressed by him to Lord Heytesbury, territ( the ...

... 3 ~- ?? - 15 Last evening, a grand protceotant dam onstratlon, In the shape a of a tea party, was helud in the Concert Hail, Lord Nelson-street, It e under the auspices of the Workslng-mnen's Protestant Reformsa- ei d ?? Society. The attendance wees numerous, the ball, which n It wae decorated for tho occasion with orange and other flags, a ~e being filled to excess. The Rev. Dr. MIINelle ...

... ; wicritg The wcekly mneeting'was held yesterday. Present-Messrs.~ onty Langadale (in the chair), fleekwlth, Godfrey, Johnson, Bigbain, C It very Hallsacud, Fleming, Doveor, and Moss. The fullowing metlberse cosa an were ?? at tiasomesting onl Tueseday :-Messrs Lsmsgsdaie, cia Ian- Nicholeon, Johnson,-MuEs, Gladstone, Beckwith, J. Henderson. water Before the aseul p7radeedings were commnenceld ...

... [HE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17,1854. S&tUS POPULI LEX SUREMA. -1- 1 I . I. , ?? ,- . . . ?? . A . . ?? .. lll - - .l- ' - . ?? ?? . S U M MA RY. III thle [louse of Commons, onl Monday night,i Lord John Russell introduced the Ministerial I measure of Parliamentary Reform. The import- ance of the subject and the multiplicity of the details might have excused one of thaose long and ...

... DUEADFUL EFEmorS OF DRUNKENNES5.-Yesterday an f inquest was held before Mr. Statham, deputy-coroner, on the body of Mary Sherry, who lived with her husband in Sulithfield-street. It appeared that on Friday last the husband and the deceased were drinking together, which resulted in the wife becoming intoxiecated. She was left f in the parlour by herself, and whilst attempting to light r the ...

... . BRITISH ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANOE MENT OF SCIENCE Within the last few days, the Council of our a] d, local Historic. Society have resolved to invite the P ?? Association to a grand soirge, during the V v week of its absembly here in September next. An o of jinitation 'has been already forwarded to the Con- tl Wtral Council in London, and application has also L b. been formally made to the ...

... METEORlOLOGICAL RESULTS -- - - - ?? nMen.OD A- - - lnR DODUtSD FRO5 ?? TAREN AT THr LIVERPOOL OBSERtVATORY, Daring tlee weelk euding Satlurday, September 1G, 1854. Latitude,53°24'48N. LongitudL,3°O'I' V. STATE OF THE .tTMOSPHFERE. Ozone ?? 01 p °°°°.°0° j Ozone(-010)at0ace. 00000C10 01P Timeoccupiedi ?? ce o falling 0ee I Collectdingauge I ce 1 -0 ~ i3 13 |30ft.abvegroud I o DIA aily ...

... The educational diligence of the American a people is scarcely adequately honoured in this e country, anud for a very obvious reason. It is a hard to be always honest. There is nothing which f0 goes so much against the grain as to admit an excellence in others which reproaches ourselves. a Emulation and envy are as antagonistic as auys two sentiments can be, and yet, to say the truth, H they ...