... I -. a The weekly meeting of this board was held on Wednes- ti Y day last, at the West Derby workhouse, Mr. Joseph Har- a y reon in the chair, and the other members present were T -Messrs. Edwards, Mlountfield, Daly, Ledger. Jeffreys, b a Kiqowles, Taylor, Kirkus, Heyes, Richmond, Davies, E3 n Clayton, R. Birch, Pitts, M'Uee, Morris, Whitby, Weiss- h d ley, Medcalf, Lunt, Horsfall, Abrahams, J ...

... NOTES ON THE VENTILATION OF THl KITCHEN I OF DOUNE CASTLE, PERTESHIRE. RrAD nErOiW THTE ARCHITECOTURtAL SOCIETY 0' LIVERa- he POOL, BOY JOHN HAY, ESQ., ARCHITECT. had Onea Visit(t the ruins of Doune Castle, in Perthshire, Me I observed a mode of ventilation in the great kitchenl fori that seemsg identical with the principle adopted by Dr. nut Arnott in the valves so extensively used in ...

... LEOTURES ON GREAT CITIES-PARIS. I S 0 -- DELIVMRED ON PURALF OF THE SUNDAY SCHOOL AND I LITERARY INSTITUTE, AT THM 0ONODIT-HALt, LORD t NELMON-STREET, ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAR00 14. 1 BY J. A. PrITON, rSQ, ES.A., GENERAL CHARAOTERISTICS. The main characteristic of Paris, as it presents itself for the first time to a stranger, and especially to an Englishman, is that of life-brilliant, active, ...

... --n r - - X.. ^RlWATTnlh TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL[ MERCURY. Gentlemen,-Considerable surprise has been expressed in various quarters that the Tory can- didate, Sir S. G. Bonham, has not before this time made his appearance amongst the electors. His address has been on the walls for several days, but the great unknown has not yet been introduced to the voters. The fact is, there is a ...

... ?? .: - - k - ?? - I - 7 ~ 5 31d. 31d FRANCE. - ad th nwr f terh0nesteae o r ~z Cofr ad VIONA,-WicDNESDAY, MARCHE 7.-.Intelligonce from he Constantinople has been received up to the Ist instanlt. ay Archbishop Halleras had died from cholera. Seven! shocks rod of -earthquake had been experienced since the 28th: Feb. Ily The town of Broussa was almost entirely destroyed. Two to thousand. ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGNCE. -I ~I - - ?? FRANCE. alone be BOULDGM1, MkRcH I, HALl-PAsT ?? omperor The cc has jtarie t la eafter visiting ?? inspectingexctd the camp at Helfaut this morning. Th to uer also contains the following reply by the V~F emperor to Lord Elgin's cemmhuflc~,acmaynme corrpao th drsso h Canadian legislatUre, which had divided: the.22nd its aodtributof s to the Patriotic fend ...

... Msacunrav OpFIG;TURSOAY, MARoC 6, NKIN1 O'CLOCK, A.M. thr dei ?? TUl ELECTRIC AND INTERINATIONAL TELEGRAPH.] iti thn The cabinet council met at twelve o'clock on Monday. dhi Shortly before three, the Earl of Clarendon proceeded to h, have an audienee of her Majesty. The council broke up thi at a quarter to four. InE The Crmesus steamer arrived at Portsmouth on Mon- til I day, with invalids ...

... The principle measure brought before parliament by Sir B. Hall on the 29th ult. is entitled A bill to alter and amend IThe Public Health Act, 1848.' It is en- so dorsed with the names of Sir B. Hall and Lord Palmers- T1 ton, contains 163 clauses, with a schedule of seven printed m forms, and is intended to apply to England only. It is 011 Idivided into four parts: the first relates to the ...

... REPORT UPON THE PST-OBFFICE AT LIVERPOOL. REPORT TO T;Ei POSTMASTER-GIENER&L. My Lord,-In dealing with the post-office at Liverpool s there are features which present themselves to notice c which are not to be found combined in any other office a either metropolitan or provincial, such as the enormous i business connected with the receipt and despatch of the Americal malls, the extensive ...

... L Oa] IGN F.IG ' fOB;Bl@N Ac FRANOI. ?AttU unsp r MAllen 20:-The enipekisr rlaviewedd ?? e T oURtD 'f the Tniledie different corile of the t jrnpri~1guar , t wom 11e priesented 9oliera, a~nd whom Ise addreee-d in the folwii sp. h- odes-h ,mny is the rea nobility of- our' aenutry ; ik preserves islfcl frern age to ago the traditions of the national glory and healer. Behold, then (pointing to ...

... charge of robbing a nan iamed JamLes St Yher- son of los., a tobaaco-bor, aed a knife. The prossector stated that about eleven o'clock on Saturday night he was retureing home, when just as he reached the bettoin of the coect in Wigan-street, where he resided, he was attacked by two men, I one of whom struck him a b ow which caused him to become insensible. He did nbt knowN what took place ...

... A public meeting of the promoters of the Western Asiatic Missions was held last evening at the Hope Hall, llxerc.btrect, for the purpose of receiving information relative to ?? l'resei.t state of the gospel in that quarter of the globe. The ic eetiiig was numerously attended, and on the platform were miniitera of various denominations. Mr. Edward Cropper Oval called to the chair. The Chairman ...