... 'diualWi~ekallb rie Cardinal Wiseman1willlh e the an Place of Cardinal MAI.appsmedo toted The Minister of War has h' and to make researches for m- nrseed -V. 51 ?sris Barbi, circle of Milianah 'ies of 0ePpeeo sdei =10 The rumour rune in c of-. Algien o d a4? ? tends to ?? y, te .,nastaphl ?? Crimea, should the visit of be the Of lte The oldest inhabitant te taof W p ?iueeZth ito He had been ...

... Jtsvcigu teH~u~c~. ?? f-11-)T1~ffTP A THE WAR IN THE CRIMEA.th THE SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL. also veal RE.COMMENCEMENT OF THE BOMBARDMENT.h The Times contains the following telegraphic despatches ,uy from correspondents at Marseilles, Vienna, and Berlin:- Up t MARStILLBS, SUNDAY, 3APIL 22--your correspondent tdlif writes from Balaklava under the date of the Oth of April, A 8 ?? The allies ...

... 11 M. &.NCHESTER EXAMINER AND Tims OFpiCE, in I SATURDAY, SIX A.5r. val. van SPECIAL TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCH. slit c' We have just received the following telegraphic the despatch of THE VIENNA CONFERENCES. Oh Ig- Considerable difference of opinion exists between of the Western Powers and Austria respecting the to I diminution of the Russian preponderance in the be he Black Sea. Lord John Russell ...

... e- ti e. On Tuesday next the Liverpool Churchwardens I r must appear before the parishioners to give an ti Cl account of their proceedings during the past ti twelve months. We trust there will be a numerous c o-meeting, and that the disinterested and valuable tV services of the worthy officials will be rewarded t h according to their merits. The parishioners at the t same time will be called ...

... The Motitear of Monday contain3 the pronkied second article on the expedition to the East. It is as follows II.-POLITICAL PART. After having told the country the whole trath on the plan of the campaign and on the expedition to the East, it remains for us to state how policy understood its task its duty, thle honour of Francs, and the interests of Europe. What were the general causes of tlce ...

... THE LIVERPOOL .MROURY. TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1855. -- ?? POPULI Lw- 1--- I SAiLUS FOPULI LEK SUPREMA. ~ And . Let not intelligent Reformers suppose that P01' there are no great antiquated abuses to be cor- go9 rested. Let them not say that there are no evils rep which at any rate disturb our disposition of per- 'Io sonal property, and which thereby disarrange, as1s it wvere, how men live and die. ...

... II T'm REv. T. CROSSFIFLD, MI.A., late of Queen's College, Ox- ford, and thc much esteemed curate of St. George's Church, Cbor°ey, bas just been promoted to the curacy of Stafford, on the nomination of the Rer. W. E. ColdweU, h.A., prebondary of rector of Stafford, and vicar of Landon. tcrnuaewAnftss.- On Tuesday last, at the annual vestry teetmegtheld in t Te ParIsh Church, vre Peter Orieorod ...

... II YROM PRESTON. ro Blaejnw, Acepngkf, Bury, and Uan3 9.010-55morn.; 14564.05-107.30mix,69.0 aftn. On 8days. 7.30 morn., 2.15 6.10 SAO., all mix. (*To AccringuM or Saturdays only.) To B3O/4n, BurnIeY, Cobe, HipOK, Bradfod, tj Leais.- 6.35 mix, 9.0 10.55 morn.; '1.45 4.0 '5.10 '7-30 mix, atn. on Sundays: 07.30 morn., 2-15 '6-10 atno., all mix. ( *To Coino only.) To Lythas, BZGcApoZ, and Fei-D. ...

... ! | MR. SEED AGAIN VICTORIOUS. The match made some time since between Mr. Robert Seed, of this town, and Mr. Donald, of Whitehaven, to shoot for £25 a-side at fifty birds each, with three extra allowed to Donald, came off on Tuesday last, in a large field in Watling-street Road, Fulwood, near to the Withy Trees Inn. The day was beautifully fine, and the con- venient distance of the shooting ...

... ?? ?? 3g NOTIOE.-As Special Editions of The Examiner and b Times are published for ROCHDALE and OLDHAMs, and also pea to for STOCEPORT, ASHTOe?, and STALYBRIIDGE, Containing this Oa the whole local news of the week of these towns and the at adjoining districts, any Subscriber desirous of receiving age a either of these Editions in preference to the usual general luti 1- Edition, can have it ...

... THE AMERICAN MAxL.-The United States mail steamer Aleantie, for INew York, will not quit the Mersey until Mon- day. Passengers wilt go on board from the Landing Stage, George's Pier Head, at one o'clock p.m, Messrs. Pilkington and Wilson's new clipper, the Wlite ,Star, sailed from Liverpool yesterday for Melbourne, with 520 passengers, and 2,500 tons of cargo. She was towed out by two powerful ...

... tileu R LV AL JJILLM ~ of til to The general purposes committee of the Manchester town of tin d council have presented a report on the above bills, as follows borro I 1 Your committee submit, for the information of the i its im. council, the report presented by the town-clerk in reference it as to to the above bills. PThis report has already been published most ,en in the Examiner and Times.] ...