... - ?? - Wed ,ore Mantraps will be exposed on Sunday afternoon frien next, at the Concert-liall,. Lord Nelson-street, by the Rev. Reld H; S. Brown, of The Woolton, flower sho-w is fixed for Thursday week, open when no doubt additional interest will be taken. in the war exhibition, fromn the faot that prizes are to be givenafor of e ?? advt. fore, The Victria and, Albert Coal Company have ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. TUESDAY, MAY So, 1854. SALUS POPUL LEX -UPR --A - EDUCATION IN 1COMMON THINGS. In these days, though we may not hear sermons a, by the brook-side, or find time to profit by the edu- N cat o. nature offers, we do often pick up instruction F ,where it was least to be expected. The meis of the last generation would scarcely have selected a el work of fiction if they ...

... THEE WEST DERBY GUARDIANS. sjo, The usual wc-ckly meeting of this board was held oin -s Wednesday IaAt, Lb ItoRv. W. IBadnadl in the Chairii. edi The other ~inieiiibcs present ?? Haririson, for~ Reokell, C413n, 1 lrewi, Shenw, Moryk Luot, lEdwards, teli I ?? M'Gee, M,,Uidi II+, Daly, Smith, Whiutby, lWcnsloy, lW Xirkus, MeLlelli', .Jeff~eys, Applaby, Lwibtbedecliedro'er, o Siddeley, Alerihauis ...

... . WIGAN - -I WICAN GAS CocPAsrY.-The annualmeeting of the proprietorsa of the Gas Company was held at the Townhball on Thursday, N. Eckeraley, Esq., in the chair. A dividend of ten shillings per h share for the half year wvas declared, being at the rate of ten per tl cent, per annum. A committee of management for .the ensuing 2 year was then chosen.' E BATE AT LEiuu.-A branch of the Manchester ...

... THE EXAMINER AND TIMES. MANCHESTER, WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 18S4. U it u If the telegraph tell the truth this time, Sir CHrAntcsa b S NAPI'ER is really trying to do what last week he was said to have accomplibhed-viz. to destroy the forts e at Hango Sound. He must era this have been joined t by the French squadron, without whose aid we are Bdassured he never designed a complete blockade of the ti ...

... mperial parliament. - - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ H OUS E O F CO MMONS.- TUESDAY, 914i 23. M!DDLESxX ONDUSTaIAL s0EJOOLS. A sonsewbat prolonged discussion arose upot a clause in a private bill, the Middlesex Irtllu1tria.t Schools Bill by E shici clergymen not belonging to the Church of Engiand were anthorised to perform divine service in the industrial I sciools in question, with the consent of the ...

... -forrion KiltrIliffrurr. ---- I30MAEDy1ENT OF, ODESSA. The following acicotunts of thle bomlbardiment have'tote toa baud during the week. We giee theml inl detail, in ~der thaltL our readers mav be in full possession of all particulae; TIn b zeltahon to tile ifth'air. Thle first we giee is froml oin board thea Ileet, anid appeared in thle second edition of the 'liMes onl Wednesday : RIaTISHi ...

... i -.-V- -ro-bincial ant' AVOW -1-1-1.1-- --------. .. -1--l.----,--,------,----- - -.1 ------- ret ThiE LATE THNDERs.' SToRNI AT KCEIGHLRY.-Under this Sune td, head we reported last week that Mar. Murgatroyd, o~f Less, antyti Ile who wits struck by thle lightning, was thought to be Pro)gressi- nuill it ing favourably; but We are sorry now to state that he died chule 'as onl Sundaay ...

... ?? ?? . .. l -- -- ?? ?? ?? ?? LBt [Y ELECTRIC TELEGRtAPH J. we MONDAY EVENING, MAY 22.) ,lis- b his8- THE WAR. d3 on, The Times city article says it is stated by the Finnisa e his captains of vessels that have been seized and brought to e te ngland by our cruisers, that there arc numerous small th protts or docks simihsr to that taken by Admiral Napier, b [Ice and that the~e is no chance of ...

... The Preston 'strike is now histoiical. Aftcr a 30 weeks' struggle thle operatives have been obliged to yieli, and the millowners miay, if they like, claim the victory. Be it so. Wo are glad that the coutest is over, but we have no ambition to wiear a le:lf of the labrel which celebrates the conquest. Indeed, so far from desiring to share in the triumph, we are especially anxious to note the ...

... The annual examination of the pupils of this school took place at the Royal Institution Colquitt-street, at noon yoster. day, In the presence of a numbier of the subscribers, principally ladies. The examination was also open to the public generally, but the attendance was not large. Amongst the gentlemen present were Mr. Richard Rathbone, chairman of the commit. tee, Mr. Harmood Banner, the ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. FRIDAY, M1AY 26, 1854. W-- ?? - ?? ?? -- SALES POPULI LEI SUPREMA. The proposal laid before the Health Committee 88 of the Town Council, and the Dock Trust, during pr the past week, for the construction of a passenger erailway along the line of the North Docks, has th originated apparently in the desire of the Liver- by pool, Crosby, and Southport Railway Company to su ...