... - 'I-f PARLIMIE INTARY INTELLIGENCE. il I . 1-'l-Il-111-.1-lIll ?? I .1-111,1111-11-11-1111,.. ?? - - ?? .. , H wu s-g O F LO0R D'SY Bill. NO% fl1 TUEM~dAY, APmRIL H. *any extenti hie Lord BnoitG ot s5 presented a petition from, Livrerpoeu wounds mil aT-1 in favour of ?? of Bankruptcy, Bill. tilat if tli'l TKtu- WARt. self-interes The EARL Of C&AXPIVV01, in reply to a series-of quea- p. ...

... TH9 MPAMRI SUpVEYOl sAND THE LWERPOOL . l, My ? .W. i The the soc.CLERK letter frerr Mr. .Wy~le, i oou tilo urreyoorto te parishParish-offices, Liverpool, quan l',,~vreothce April, 1854. a~ 1.Getotitllenl,.Tho editor of the Liverpiool Chronicle, In a Aft leadiing arttlet usi that Paper ?? Satuiday aush, having charged with mne by name with adereliction of duty in, 'having overloohiet' quest (4 ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. TUESDA'Y, JULY 25, 164. _ALUS ?OtaPULI LEX gUPREMA. SU M MA RY. The House of Lords sat for a short time on Thursday night, but the business was entirely of a routine description. On the reception of the E report of amendments in the Merchant Shipping c Bill, tbe Earl of Ellenborough obtained the insertion of a clause releasing seamen from liabili- ties in case they ...

... | THOMAS'S SHILLIGQ CONCERTS. This Inimitable band of 60, united with 1 ?? performers, continue to give undiminished delight to all who have bad the pleasure of hearing them. The se ection duringflast week was from the choicest compositions of the beet masters, and the performance was most masterly as regards both the coficerted and solo performaoces, such as has never been equalled by any ...

... The vessel which foundered off Dublin on Wednesday d last and alluded to in our paper of Friday as as the Eva, stcamer, of Grceenock bound for Australia, whid coals. The 1reemtan's Joultcrl says- We hiave ascertained that the ill-fated vessel, since her construction, about nine Y months ago, had been plyingon the river Clyde until very Y recently, when her owners determined upon sendhig her e ...

... LORD STANLEY AT ST. HDLEN'S. the iery A pul cmeting was held in the town-hall, St. Helen's, asttc and las nightfor the purpose of increasing the Usefulness of' nad lalioti arde the ]ibSrar in connection with the Mechanics' Institution %VI uite in, that town. The presence of Lord Stanley, who has been iutat ised so prormninent before the public of late in. connection wvith a rary similar ...

... MELANCHOLY SHIPWRECK.-LOSS OF 180 LIVES. F I The American packlet-ship Staffordshire, Capt. Richard- a son, from this port to Boston, was wrecked on Blonde Rock, south of Sea Island, on the 30th ult. The first and second mates, and 17 seaman, reached Cape Sable. - The third mate, boatswain, and twelve others were picked li up and lauded at Shelburne, N.S. Captain Richardson t and the remainder ...

... I l. i~ . : r. . ,i . . C@AOL tME IES-TEIRt DINA&GEf AND B4EANS OF SAYETY. LETTER It. GPNSTLHM.Er,-The title of my letters is thle title of Mr. a Mather's book. I should have quoted it. My impa-t tionao of the mechaniox of composition is the only apology. v I eaun offer for the omission. I Tbat'tthe govrirnaaent'inspeatiavi of mines, more espe- t, Ci2ll &ital nilnes, iosinefficient in the ...

... TIHE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 154. SALUS PoFUL-I Lox UPR A. pre The new elections for the five boroughs in 'itl which the writs had been suspended in ounse- ObNi quence of gross bribery and corruption at the last thse general ocirciou have resulted in a gain of three in P votes in favour of Government. The five boroughs ants return tel niembers, and at the general election just ...

... ?? ?? 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 ...