... THE RURAL DISTRICT OF TOXTETH .PARK i,,i . Ihth who fro th ?? The inspector om thes genes board of health who men en the 8th of November last held his preliminary inquiry mi into the sanitary coadition of this district swhose pro- tble ceedings were reported in these columns attat periodh al has now issued his report to that board. From this rl document it appears the petition for an inquiry ...

... In Canada a village has just received officially the name Sti . of Inkermau. The directors of the old gas company, Chester, havea announced their intention to raise the price of their gas from 4. to 4s. 6d. per 1000 cubic feet, from the lst of Ay 3April next. M S r. Carden, who is in very bad health in Clonmelgaol, has refused the terms upon which the government offered Da to remit the ...

... ent The admiralty intend to employ a number of North Sea wo captains, well acquainted with the navigation of the Wi Baltic, to act as pilots to the fleet. Theyare to have one aft guinea per day. >wo Letters from Belfort state that since the melting of the of snow a great number of Swiss and German deserters had da passed throughl, gong to Dijon, Pontarlier, Basancon, and tiv Langres, to enlist ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... THE PROVISIONS ON BOARD OF AN | AUSTRALIAN PASSENGER SHIP. I, On Wednesday, Mr. West, one of the passengers by the ship .Arabian, who made a complaint on the previous day against Captaln Banuatyne respecting the provisions with which they 1idbeets supplied during avoyage from Melbourne to this port, applied to Mr. Mansfield fir a warrant for the apprehienion of White, ties mase of the vessel, ...

... -- ?? - -- ?? ?? . .. I .. ?? - -- - - - yes~l tI NEWOCHRISTIAN CIIuIIWI, LimEKILN LA~sE.-The usual assi -quarterly tea meeting of this society was held on Sunday toI 1afternoon ilast. Subject for consideration- The parable pasi of the marriage of the king's son. the - The patriotie fund. new reaches above the sum of rup ~ 1,000,000. The last return from the royal commis- mot t sioners was ...

... 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 ...

... , 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 ...