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... 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.Getotitl ...
... DOMESTIC _NTEUNCE. t.u IU~flsQ havo Em- .sLL a ll ?? A Yankee newspaper, critieising an ocean of wordsa without meaning, poured forth from the press by an archbishop, compares the produotion to a ...
... 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 co ...
... ?? - ?? ?? - The Liver Club held their opening soirce for the season on Friday esoning last, at Messrs. Palner's Rooms, Wilton-street. The refreshments, provided by Mr. Oakes, of L ...
... THE MANCHESTER AND LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAkL SOCIETY. On Friday last the annual exhibition in connexion with ni this society was held at Altrincham in a large field near k the railway station. The event ...
... 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 ...
... 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 1re ...
... I 1U ?? 1LXLALJJ VJ.15 5JJ45LbA' 'Jsj ! O. STBAMER LUSITANIA. Ir- On Tuesday afternoon last, a number of gentlemen a- n sembled in the saloon of the screw-steamer Lus ...
... MULTUM TN PARVO. ; 1L U sU Iti V D I ,I All ?? .d William Smith O'Brien has arrived in Belgium to join 0his family there. ?? The Barl of Kenmare has made a free girt of 14 miles of land for the Tralee ...
... 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 connecti ...
... 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. ...
... 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 ...