... LOCAL INTEILLIGENCE. ?? was ir Our obituary of to-day eontains a: isnunonecement of Races, the deatha of lr. Francis Wlson, surgeon, of Norton- last A treet. he deceed was for several years assistant to gentle and ai iath with s ' bor themed icllm profihi , wasd byaharged cifrce thf priatw- boror ftj~nds.was tr aelitzabeth Smith, a child three years ed, wo the dal gh 5. i d of a deck labourer, ...

... r RA1ILWAY TROAFFIC WEEK(LY RETURN7. 1 aeo tlwy Thia Samne 1H1f.-r's Same Milieb I Namer ?? Week. 1858. Total. 1854. open. ?? 1968 2068 10608 11269 72~ Whad L, lishre.1742 2080 1945D 20768 88 Bristol and Exeter ?? 5868 5391 47880 48078 117 a Caledonian & E. & Glae. 10514 10408 -00806 68602 1891 Cheater and Holyhoad.. 4334 3081 48447 40352 914k Cork and Bandon ?? 228 230 2146 2876 00 Cork, ...

... 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 ...

... LIVEILPOMI COORORATION WATER- e. A f hnuia ofcok,,mof to whom ?? iitb ao ' co Q to whom this b.iltaalea* CeO°MM t on Frtlay, In roomn pgo. 9, Lord Ebrl tm' bceP -SCWti- fii &ott, M r. Sergeant 13011116b8 EbtI l04 eserll i tbe r. rb appeared as counsel ,Mr 12rewotheC ?? aer. Loc heeM abill .r- te Co. as agents. : . u ;pon r the w bil wererd frO the Wigan local board 'o helths st, ith Lacashire ...

... BANQUET ON BOARD THE AUSTRALIAN CLIPPER SHIP B3ILITI$U TRIDENT. Oin Tutsday, a splondli banquet was given by MeEsrs. M'Ges 0 and Levingston, the owners of the magnificent clipper-ship b BritIsh Trident, on hoard that vessel, now lying In thl i'rince's d Docl;. The British Trident Is laid on the line for Melbourne, fi nod amongst tho many splendid ships now engaged inl tie Au- 81 otrtalima ...

... 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 ...

... 0COURT. JtO. ti I His Royal Higirness Price Albert and suite event from t, it Osborne Ilouss to Portsmouth on Monday morning, on a visit of inspection of the newv royal yacht and of the a' &iloxs' Home. The visit was a private one, the Usual ti L- istes being dispensed with. al ~R TeH ORtDEcR OF TUB OARTI5ISI-It IS rumeoured, land P~~, a we believe with truth, that ore longc the Queen will pre ...

... METEOROLOGIOAL RESULTS DSDUCED FReOM o0eRVATIO0E TAKES AT TUB LIVERPOUL OBSERYATORY, Dursing the week andling Saterday, March 24, 1855. Latltude,5832448'h. Longitude,SO1 ?? STATE oF1 THE ATMOSPHERE. Ozone(O-1O),atDp m. eneeno | P.M Ozoue(O-1O),atOa s .u. J jco X; II Tlmnoccupiedin 1i °o o o falling. _ S~ P ~letigauge *I Go g8 g8 Is G 6 0it.abvegroucsd °: ?? horizontal 1 2 * moeionofair. IaR e ...

... THE DUTY Or TIlE CO'TSTITUENCIES. It is said that those who have lived long in an unsanitory state are wont to deprecate the visita- , tion of the scavenger, and there seems to be a similar reluctance to sweep away long-familiar t; abuses, which are, so to speak, grafted into our national organisation. Yet here, in truth, is the root of the mischief, and unless we go to the foundation and ...

... TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. gentlemen,-] am glad to see that the lighting and watching cownittee of this town are at last reducing their expenses, for it vas much needed, and I do' hope that they will not stop in ,the good work they have commenced; and In order that they mne have'a subject to take Into consideration, I will refer to thesalary ofouar ieS constable. Although I ...

... have FRANCE. batte PARIS, SATURDAY.-The ?? Of a Visit of the Em- PlayS poror of the French to Elngland has often been circulated belie, since the nlliance between the countries, and is at Just tusrne likely to bo realised. The visit has been' decided within WittO the last few days, and in offici al quarters it is affirmed pleas that it will take place on Easter Monday. As for the rober journey ...

... TME LIVERPOOL MERCURY. TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1855. SALUS POPULI LEX SUPREMA. The sitting in the Reuse of Lords, on Thursday, was very brief, and there was hardly any business to transact. The Earl of Derby asked whether it was the intention of the (Government to introduce me any measure modifying the existing law of partner- Ma ship, founded on the principle of limited liability, Tu, call an. ...