... of nnib ni,, iendl his nsoiistant, Mr. Ainsloy, appeared to preter inforuations against parties for various infringe niejts (if the local sautary regulations, which included ' ig t for nerloecting to whtiitewashi premiaes after duc notice ?? bein given, and 40 nuisances in various pnrts of the twnlI. In one crso, relating to s house belonging to Ann Woodlenl, ...

... BOWLING MATH.-Yesterday, a bowling match, being v 'the last of the season, took place at the Pine Apple Inn, Park-road, There were a great number of competitors, and he payig wa conuctd wih cnsieag spirit wa attndd b mst f hos wo hd ngaedin te bowling match. ci ROYAL MERnSEY YACcrT Cm.l-The annual closing is cruise of the yachts of this club took place on Wednes-n daasnuder the orders of the ...

... COURT, &C. p re BALMORtAL, SEPT. 18.-Yesterday, her Majesty the ti e- Queen and his Royal Highness the Prince, attended by ii id her Gi-ace the Duchless Of Wellington, the Hon. Elinor a ,iStne, ?? the Hon. C. Grey, and Colonel athle Hon. C. Phipps, were present at divine service at the a [Is parish church' at Crathie. The Rev. A. Andersois per- L s. formed the service.-Sept. 19:- Her Majesty ...

... ]RHAILWAY TRAFFIC WEEKLY RETURN. , asie ot Railway r This Same Hlf-yr's Same Miles tF WName of Railway Week. 1853. Total. 1853. open. tl o Aberdeen ?? 2100 2901 1.868 10957 72 Belfast and Ballymena. 7991 737 8519 8488 37 1B'head, L., & Cheshire,. 2493 2388 26112 25483 833 Bristol and Exeter ?? 742 6760 60077 53831 105 Blackburn ?? 99 903 7788 7953 21 Caledosian & E. & Glee 12357 11018 61852 ...

... -- 0 r~BY J0SEP11 BOUJLT, ESQ., ARCHITECT, LIVERPOOL. by ths ORIGIN-EARLY HISTORY. a Ion. Considerable inconvenience h-ving been exporiencod from the want in Liverpool of any suitable buildi ng in II - which the musical festivals in aid of the charities might ' he held, stops wore taken to remedy the deficiency, andS aer, in the autumn of 1836 a requisition. wag presented to the e, - mayor (W. ...

... ST. HEILEN'S. THEFT FROMt A LODGING Housn.-Early on Tueswlay morniing, a man, whose name is unknown, clandestinely left the lodging house of Mies. Moran, Liverpool-road, St. Helen's, where he bad been stlying all night, and carried off a shooting jacket, a pair of trousers, a vest, and 10s. 5d., the property of other lodgers. CHEAP ExcutrsioN.-On 3ionday, a cheap trip, under the management of ...

... THE LIVERPtOOL MERCURY. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1814 ZALUS POZILI LEI SUPREMA. SUM MA I Y. The Queen and Prince Albert, with the royql b children and suite, will leave Osborne to-morrow b (Mcduesday) for Buckingham Palace. Her Ala- si jesty will proceed on Thursday to Edinburgh, and on Friday to the Royal Pllvace at Balmoral. The l visit of the Queen to the Highlands being this year a fortnight ...

... DOMENTIC INTELLIGENCE. r Si JoephP~-toin was robbed of the tan, of'~10i hc crossing from Holyhsead to Dublin. The thief has escaped. formii o The first stone: oa the monument to the late Mr. Dariel shell- It O'Connell was laid! on Saturda) by Sir Jrthir Pdrer, in fitted 'e Glasnovin Cemetery, Dublin. There was-no public dis- belies play on the occasion. croonl r, Michael Kekatinttyone of the ...

... The weoll mee0tintg was boll yesterday,, at the Town-hall. Pre-irt - M-ora. Lang-dale (chairie ll), Gladstone, Moss, Beckewith, 1bsver, Hludson, Fleming, llalbead. Tue minutes of the previocts meethig having been road, thle usual reports of the olllcials wore subinitted. Mr. Rkti-ltn, the building surveyor, reported the inspection of 215 dilapidated privies aind nnhpits',soine of vehich are ...

... TLE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. FRIDAY, SEPTBMBER 8, 184. SaLUS POP'ULI LEX SUPREMA. SU A MARAY. ti It is now definitively arrangedthat her Majesty 1t and the royal farnily will proceed from London to Edinburgh, en route for Balesoral, on Thursday next, the 14th instant. The royal party will travel from the metropolis to Edinburgh, vidI the a main line of the Great Northern Railway to York, a and ...

... e [COMMUNICATED.] I The first report of the commissioners appointed to ha inquire into the expediency of assimilating the mercantile sy laws of the United Kingdom is now published, and its th s contents will, we apprehend, cause some disappointment. flo The commissioners have without doubt exercised their la, i judgment to the best of their ability, but they have evi- m a dently been guided by ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. TUESDAY, SEPTR.MBER 5, 1854. SALUS POPULI LEK SUPUBMA. SUm MA RY. Prince Albert took his' departure yester&~ a the royal yacht for Boulogne, where he would dis- embark at an early hour this morning, for the pur- pose of witnessing, in the resencefof the Emperorq Louis Napoleon, the grand military evolutions at s the camp of St. Omer. His Royal Highness is accompanied, in ...