... ANUPH K U l .t 011' ARKU IbitrX. TYiE LONG-BOWMAN Ole TIEI COURIER AGAIN. 1o TftI EDITORS OF TIM LIVERiPOOi l lMElCURY. Gontlencm ,-Thll persen wvho ctmmits hinmself in writing more frequently than even Mr. Nopluins did in speech, arcd who believes that Science acd Art is nearly cquivalont to boa ing false witness against his nighibour, has been labouring in his vocaliocs again. Ie Iorints ...

... ADDRESS OF MR. COMMISSIONER HILM. 0.0. e ADDRESS OF MR. COMMISSIONER HILL, QOC. a In charging the grand inquest at the borough sessions in . Birmingham, on MIlonlday morning, Mr. M. D. Hill, Q C., delivered the following remarks :-Gentlemen of the granud jury, one of the duties of our local courts in early times was to promulgate new statutes to the people collected in these assemblies; and ...

... W We are pleased to observe that the Report of ni i c the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society it id refers hopefully to the decided progress which the fa us Abolition movement is making generally. Even !1 1 in the United States an anti-slavery argument is w is now tolerated, and in the Legislature and the ii, n Press of that country the institution of slavery is of freely discussed. This ...

... 0 ROME-It nOW appears certain that two or three pre- d lates from every catholic natin is the world will be speo tl cially invited by the popo to Rome, in November next, - o to participate il the decision contemplated respecting the a immaculate coiic~ption of the blessed Viigin. h ew d [BY JOSAPIIAT AND CO.'S CONTINENTAL TELEGRAPH.] | .e PARIS, MONDAY.-Oiur funds have experienced a rise tI 11 ...

... Or wzears v a WEDNESDAY , SePTEMBER 6.7 it The usual monthly meeting of the council was held w it to-day. Si e FINANCE COMMITT'EE. iv e The minutes of this committee included the following recommendations :-To pais resolutions setting aside the an mut eurdb h oog ?? eep sumof£60 a freodhueo h as ieo rr-ae if The committee had had under consideration the ques- 0 *o tion as to providing the ...

... DOMIESTIC INTELLIGENCE. Ie COURT, &c. n TsE FaeECIH EX-ROYAL FAassIY.-Her Matjesty Queen Marie Amdlie, the Duke De Nemours, the Count D'Eu, the Duke d'Alenqsn, the Princess Margaret, the Countess Mollien, With other members of the royal suite, have Y within the last few days returned to their temporary re- sidence at Torquay, from a short visit to Claremont, I t. where the royal party attended ...

... I E - -OC - BO- DO-HALH WLLAI)ASEY LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH. he The usual monthly meeting of the Wallasey Commissioners Id was held last evening, at the Queen's Arms, Liscard, Mr. Isaac Penny in the chair. The other members present were Messrs. ro Hill, Callow, Fishwick, Wilson, Pooley, Roberts, Calne, and Ball, Iy The committees of works and health recommended that plans th for the drainage and ...

... THE MECHANICAL, COMPOSITOR. g (Fron, a Corresposnent qli the Daily Y'ews.) r- It may be remembered by many of your readers that l y some twelve years ago, to the great annoyance of existing l printers, agentlemea intimated'hisintention of performing a .e the work of three dexterous compositors by means of a g machine. It may be also remeombered by most engineers- C a and certainly by the ...

... nn-n -1-m I ?? v . FOR LIVERPOOL, SOUTH LANCASHIRE, AND SOUTH CHESHIRE. The followingis a statement of the clairns and objections made by both parties:- BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL. Parish or Township. Objectones. ade by Diference. Reformers. ore Everton ?? 51 18 63 Kirkdale ?? 18 8 15 biverpool ?? 606 536 30 Toxteth-park ?? 6 6 14 41 West Derby ?? 76 13 63 Totals ?? 793 684 212 Parish or Township. ...

... ?? was filled £1 4. (Id., including costs, for savagely bentiog I,. le, e on the 28th of last month. TArNsas IT AS MRDsCisy.-An Irish lablimii-i , 7 i Higgins, who supported himself into court onl a st.ilt, ce ii~tged with disorderlyconduct, on Sundayevening, in th, i-0itotirlisoodof - hilsowlsdwelling. The officer stated thattclii pri.,,,ei,,wbowas 815 Intoxicated at thietime, was challenging ...

... His Royal Highness Prince Albert emrbarked on Mon. day evening, at a quarter past nine o'clock, on board the royal yacht Victoria and Albert, on his visit to Boulogne, to mreet the Emperor of the French. The prince consort was attended by his Grace the Duke of Newcastle, General Lord Seaton, Major-General Wetheral, ?? Major- Genxeral the Hon. C. Grey, Lieutenant-Colonel Biddoipli, Captain the ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1854. L P- L ?? ?? ?? ?? ., . , ?? ?? SALU 8 POPULI LEX SUPRNA.W-zw From every part of the country we are daily receiving the most favourable accounts of the harvest. The crops are good and abundant, and the sun that has ripened the full ear shines upon the reapers and gladdens the hearts of a grateful people. For these blessings we cannot be suffi- ...