... ?? - ?? - - ?? -A. Fss~n TAEBLE D'H1OTES, AT FrUNY'S MERCHANTST'DINING MRh ROOIIS, SLATEri-COURT, oil the general fast day, to-morrow tie (Wednesday), the 20th instant. Charge Is. 6d. each, gen commenlcingl at one o'clock. ord Commission signed by the lord-lietitenant, of the county ?? palatine, of Lancaster :-Montalguu Joseph Fielden, Esq,, tot and T. B. iHorsfuli, Esq., M.P., to be deputy ...

... -F t -- -- A V V V V .-o1- -v ^{ . . LATE COTTON ROBBERY. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL 'MERCURY. GENTLEmEN,-The police report in your impression of this . day (uesday) etates that the prisoners charged wvith a recent robbery of cotton were represented before the magistrates by Mr Gregory solicitor. We beg to intimate that neither mem- ber of our Arm is the party referred to, and that we ...

... It would Lifford. us much gratification if wegi were enabled to announce to our readers that the an question of customs reform had been brought to fel a close ; for we need scarcely say that we are not tia among those who desire to keep up an agitation WC for mere agitation sake. There are at t he present ad iitime sujcsenough, bohfrinand domestic, i iito occupy our attention without wasting ...

... FRANC0E. PARTS, WEDNESDAY Evr,:aNG, JULY 5.-General Bara- firi guey ?? %will leave Paris on the day after to-mnor-' woc row. He embarks with a division of the army under big bet command for the Baltic. England will provide vessels for die transport. the THE SPANISH INSURRECTION. a Advicos from Madrid, received by way of Paris, state ca that a sanguinary combat bad taken place' between the in ...

... I THE EDUCATION OF THE DEAF AND DUMB IN 1 It . LANCASHIRE AND CHESHIRE. l vy Apapr rea d befora a Meeting of the Historic Society of Lanuashire and Cheshire, on the Rueming ot Thureday, ?? 6, 1854, of BY DAVID BUXTON, Inm PINCIPAL OF TUS LIVERPOOL SCHOOL FOX THE DEAF AND DUMs. a et ti ml The subject which I have undertaken to bring before the tl 0- society Is one which, in all its various ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1854. CILUB POPULI LIX IV aRIA r- -I .SU M MARY. A Reformatory for Male Juvenile Offenders in the county of Cuimberland was opened on Tuesday last.Ti institution has been established by the unaided munificence of George Head Hcadl; Esq., and already an orphan child, lately impri- soned in the galol at Carlisle for theft, has found i a refuge within ...

... THE SELECT VESTRT. Whty ?? e ,SthlJ. Jones, Clarkie, I '1 MloDnon rwod 0Iny eccc and the Vinerable, toVISITING THE LUNATIC ASYLUMS. Mr. Denton remarked that before the ordinary proceedings d;commenced lie should desire to have some explanation of thet in circumstances which had occurred in reference to the official ?? to the Lancaster Lunatic Asylum. It was usual for the churchwardons and ...

... The traffic returns of railways ins the United Kingdom e 6 6 amounted for the week ending October 21 to £376,916, 3 and for the corresponding period of last year to £346,757, > 0 showing an increase of £30,159. RAILWAY TRAFFIC WEEKLY RETURN. o This Same Hlf-yr's Same Miles . Name of RWilway. Week. 1853. Total. 1853. open. m 0 Aberdeen ?? 2108 1895 24488 22344 72 bo 0 Belfastand Ballyecna.. 771 ...

... COURT, &c. The Prince of Wales is about to join the war-steamer Royal Albert as a lieutenant. The initials of the four royal personages of France and England, now on such good terms in political policy and personal amity, singularly enough form the word NEVA, the name of the river on which Russia's capital is situate. The monarchs and their consorts are Napoleon, Eugione, Victoria, and Albert. ...

... fat, A public meeting was held in this town on Fri- ing day last to promote a National Festival to cele- \, brate the union between England and France. Upi The proposition emanates from the corporation of yar, the metropolitan city, and it has been so well no entertained here, in Manchester, and in other 'ev, great towns, that but for the opposition raised in I one or two organs of public ...

... I gL' or .Io' COURT, &c. On Monday (yesterday), her Majesty and his Royal Highness Prince Albert, with the Prince of WVales, Prince Alfred, the Princess Royal, and the rest of the royal family, together with the ladies and gentlemen of the royal household in waiting, were expected to leave Buck- ingham Palace for the royal marine residence, Osborne, Isle of Wight. The Queen gave audience on ...

... DEPARTURE OF THE 88tm REGIMENT. on Tnecday morning last, the alove corps arrived here fron PscSt n, ?? embarked or board the stetan-ship Njigarn for active service ill the Eestcrn war. The event t aled forth a still warnner anti more enthuisiastic expres-4 si h1e of the popular feeling than has beon displayed on anyl s5jini.r occasion ?? tile ?? of troops front this town. The regiatent ?? ...