... A working man, and one of the relieved, states that' her. Gearge Carlett, publican, Suareser-street, distri- a bated soup and brpal to the poor of that neighboiiurhood on Taeiday and Wednesday last. a Ths handisome sum of £5 has boon given to Mr. Col- beck, parish clerk of Bebington, to be distributed amongst I the poor of that township, by William Sincalair, Esq., of v New Ferry; aud a ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1855. SAL1TS ?? LPX SVPREMA. ?? ?? -w ?? ?? o.A . ?? . ?? ,- ?? - - s U X M A I Y. The House of Lords was occupied on Thursday to Ii with discussions as to the principle of granting than commissions by the Horse Guards/ and as to the and manner in which Government had treated the to ki militia, but they led to no practical result. frc In the House of ...

... 0 TO THE EDITOR OF THE LONDON TIMES. I Sir, -I have no reason to be dissatisfied with your re- marks on the services of the Baltic fleet; you have done them justice, and I am sure officers and men will be pleased. . As to myself, you observe, If we understand the cas hrightly, Sir Charles Napier's objection turned much more .e on the lateness of the season and the uncertainty of the it ...

... THE ELEOTION. FiRST APPEARANCE OF SIR S. GEORGE BONHAM.-HIS sdle SPEE0H ON 'CHANGE. Perby'5 Sir Samuel Georpe Bonham, the tory candidate for the ofl1ae2~, representation ofthis horough, ?? *d ar to the electors. About half'-past three on Tuesday after- 6ilfr.2e tatdiw he arrived at the Lime-street railway station; and 5elif shortly before four o'clock he made his appearance On the batoony of ...

... L L-ATEST NEWS. ?? ?? .. LORD JOHN USSHELL AT VIENNA. VIENNA, NEDNE5DAY.-Lord 1ohu Russell was pre- w sented to the Emperor of Austria yesterday at eleven oi o'clock. Lord John Russell was present at the baptism ix of the young princess. cl VIENNA, WEDNESDAY ErVENING.-Lord John Russell had a long audience ,f4the emperor to-day. h A .e THU' WAR. Advices from Warsaw announce that the whole of ...

... FRANCE. PAUS, TUESDAY.-A correspondent of the ernitgO Pase ?? doubts and hesitations as to the em- pf ors journey to Sebastopol are now at an end. His Matjesty will decidedly leave. Even the day is fixed for lthedeparture-it will be Saturday next, the rd, or, at lates&, Monday, the pth. What is more is, that the lempress will accompany his Majesty. A consultation of physicians has taken place ...

... , r AD ws L .nP (IP TITFT T MEETING OF THE FRIENDS OF TIHE LIBER&L' u CANDIDATE. S A public meeting of the liberal electors and friends of S. C. ri EIart, Esq., was bold on Saturday last, at noon, in the ClsYton (I Hall, Clye-square, to promote the return of that gentleman s to parliament for the eeat now vacant in this borough. Con- r nidering the vary short notice that had been given of the ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1855. SALUS POPULI LEX SUPREMA. The negotiations for the transfer of the Birken- 0 head Dock Estate to the Liverpool Corporation g are progressing slowly. 'Up to Saturday evening , last it was considered that the arrangement was o all but completed, whip one of the parties princi- k pally interested shuwed a disinclination to proceed. b Further ...

... RQYAL YJISIT TO THE CHATHAM HOSPITALS. c On Saturday morning, her Majesty the Queen, auom- r Prince Aihert, the Duke of Cambridge, the Prince o of Wales, and Prince Alfred, paid a visit to the Fort Pitt ,fand lompton Hospitals at Chat am. The object of the visit was to evince the sympathy of the royal family with a those sick and wounded soldiers froD the army in the i East who, having been ...

... A on PARIS, MONDAY EvrzNsNG.-Tho correspondent of the Friday Daily News says- I believe I may safely anuounce that conditi all doubts about the emporo?5 journey to the Cie aea at an end. It is crainta ewilgadthat very placeI soon, unless some very unexpected event should occur to glass. prevent him. TuE EMPEROR AND THE ATTAOCK ON SEBASTOPOL.- he said It is stated that while General Niel ...

... WE8T DERBY BOABD QT 0IARDUM-l ,mited, ot this board 1, do d W -dMedary bat at the West Derby workbetse, Mr. JsmSOp Harrison in the 0t11I. and the oti hr metbers prto oit i ari Messrs, Pitte. J. Barrigan, Daly,miAl AipOe. J. Bihnre Abrahamsr. Modsdc and Mr . 000gb, the governor. week 71; lat ?? W60~k of last year, I* rl namied Fran14s Diboenon, eraor e8ht Ydd ofage, 4as r ught before the botrd ...

... METE1OROLOGICAL RESULTS DBDUeED FROM ORSBRVATIOE 5TAKEN AT THE LIVERPOOL OIBSEVATORY, During the week ending Saturday, ffarcl 3, 1855. Latitudo,53'21'4B'N. Longitude,sO'l'0W. STATE OF THE ATMOSPHERE. Ozone(o-1o),at9 p. m. . .0.0. . . . Ozone(0-I0), at 0.m. ?? Timeoccapiedin o I°Q 5 falling. 0 a Collectdingauge 4=; 8810so 5 30ft.abveground j - 6ddd Cd 16 , ' Daily horizoptal ? g 0 10p motion of ...