... MEWS OF THE WEEK. DOMESTIC. rdai After a residence of nearly five weeks at her Soc _ Highland home, the Queen left Balmoral at 8 30 p on Tuesday morning, and arrived at Edinburgh ch at 6 15 in the evening. So punctual to the time Alt _ table was the royal train that the mean variation lati was only one minute in 176 miles. From the ceh St. Margaret's station, Edinburgh, the royal party colt ...

... I DISPLAiYED LAST WEEK IN LVERPOOL. I The revelries of last week are over, and all that is left f of them, apparently, isthe grievance of which the reporter t for the Liverpool newspapers makes complaint. There are, however, several inquiries which have still to be answered- i1st For what end were those demonstrations made? 2nd, Why was the Duke of Cambridge brought to par. take of them? s ...

... LAIST NEWS. EL~TUL MWlE~~IAIONAL TELEGRAPH.) In A meeting of Cabnet Ministers wes held at lit DO the War D)epartment on Tuesday. Present th - -Lords Pamnure, Palniorst~o, and Granville, de DO Sir Charles Wood and Sir G. Grey. The meeting pr ge sat two hours and a half. Lord lardinge was. or n also present. A Vabinet Council was held at the Pe ?? Office On Tuesday afternoon. Theocoudncil T ...

... MiTEOROLOGICAL RESULTS ne, sek er, au the ale not my aed re-t :iw on- Sep om are der on- iof age mad one ing een ters sof io if rge the iD6 GENERAL REMARKS. Aug. 26.-About onethird of the sky was generally covered with cumull and oirri till 6 p.m., after which time thin cirro- etrati nearly covered the sky. Aug. 27.-The sky was nearly covered with cloud till 8j p.m., after which time it was ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1855. SALUS POPULI LEX SUPREMA. REFORMAATORY sCnOOLS. 01 It can scarcely be necessary for us to say more JN on the subject of Reformatory Schools, as advo- cating the establishment of one or more of these} important institutions in this town. The want , is acknowledged, and we are pleased to see that al steps are being taken to provide what is ...

... MBSeS!Y OFeFICE FRIDAY M5oR?1a, Dec. 528. * [BY THE BRITISH AND SUBMARIN TN ELEORAPH.] D F .RANOU. f P~AJ, THURwSDAY EdVENINGs-A pamphlet which 1 has appeared to-day has created a groat sensation t in the political world. It is entitled The Neces- ssity of Congress for the Pacification of Europe, and is reported to be written by the highest per- 3son of the state. As I am informed, however, ...

... MOIEETING OF PARLIAMENT. be L We hava reason to believe that her Majesty will sum- mon ParliamiSwt to meet for tho despatch of business on the 18th of January next.-Pres3. th THE CABINET. h W'e are happy to be able to state that the cabinet id re- . inforced by two very popular and efficient memubers, in the persons of Lord Stanley of Alderley, and the Right Hon. 3 Matthew Talbot Baines. R L ...

... FOREIGN - ?? F~tANVIJVIE There appears to ba n loger any reason to doubt that pi the Erperor if the Preols aiU prceed forthwith to the IO Crimea. it, the Coastitatiotnud of Monday it is stated w that his camnp equipag lihas already been sent off; and bi the 10th ot May is collfidently lawed in Paris as the day F on which' he ivill take his departure. His MAjesty, as T generalisitno of the ...

... TO THE HDITOaS OF THS 1YRI1OOL MERCURY. Gentlemen,-I transmit the report on the ispootant sulbect of the division of the county palatliao, and aly as well mention amlaisdenit in referenco theret. that occurre i at the meeting of -the magiatrates at lirkdale, on the 17th instatnt. Y tt are aware that the court doea not open until teltes o'eobk Whilst frprivatesitinigat hall-paeteleven, an ...

... - ?? ?? -- - ?? - ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ,iht The noes from the Davis Straits whale aships is un-el all favourable. All the veselsa which had gone thither avero £ ng clean on the 19th of September, except the Abram, of ia ,u- Kirkaldy, which had two fish, pa to Captain JTolliffe, son of Sir IV. Hylton Jolliffil, of IN1 tar Merathlamr, has accepted an invitation fromt the Con- th. eorvative party ...

... VOR1tE?POSflEI ?? 7'o the Edtitor of the Ipswich Joeurnlt. Si n-! ?? feel obliged If you permit me. through s-our columnts to mnlke public a few of the reasons. shiih rentler necessary the crection of a police station in this toan, for the safe keeping of prisoners, andl thie rehidence of the police. Au ap3plictatio to Qunrter SNcsion- for uclah an ercc. ino hfI t cen refu-cd. :and thc aau ...

... MISCELLANEOUS IN-ELLIGENCE. ROYAL NrPrECJOFN OF INVALIDS.-A Party of 35 invaiids of the Scots Fusilier Guards. consiting of men who had fought and had been wounded eitaier at Alma or Inkermann were inspected by the Queen, at three o'clock on Friday afternoon. in the Grand Hall of Buck. ingham Palace. A few of the Grenadier Guards, re. cently arrihed disabled from the Crimea, wrere nspected at ...