... o-THE RELIGIOUS SERVICES IN THE TEUTONIC 0, elf HALL. a if TO THEt EDITORSS OF TiHE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. aI ?? Gsistlemen,-Two letters on the subject of 1Religion at th el it Teutonic Hall,havereceiitly beeniesertedin ?? ts On criticishig the movement now in progress in the above-narned 2' Is; place. The style of your first correspondent is certainly snore ,at lad dignified and rational than ...

... THE LATE, MR. DAVID JONES3 May 31, 1855.-Mr. David Jones, Livepo, a A hr water and ginger-beer manufacturer, and porter maer- bor chant, suddenly departed this life at wasyeadpby! fit of apoplexy. Ile was getyctmed by a large wsP circle of friends and customOers, bothl in Liverpool and the shi the principality, and his death is: felt as a great loss, sbalee, not only by intimate friends who ...

... TIITE JESSY LEWARS OF THE POEP BURNS. - - - - - z for .11 - Ml_ h V. R (ITTRV' - I TO TiE ElDITOi15 OF THE LIVERPOOL MErCU t. hie t Gentlemen,-In the obituary of your newspaper of the 1st instant a short notice was 'ivOn of the death of Mrs. m . Thomson, thle widow of Mr. Jaules Thomson, writor to m; I the signet, better known by-her maiden name of Jessy ch , Lewars, and as the friend of ...

... GAZETTE ANNOUNCEM]ENTS. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Hewitt, Ormskirk, grocer, June 7 and 28, at II o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy: solicitor, Mr. Forshaw, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Bird, Liverpool. Williasm Stagg, Manchester, manufacturing cbemist, June S and 29, at 12 o'clock, at the Manchester District Court of Bank. ruptcy: solicitor, Mr. Slater, Manchester; official ...

... HONORARY APPOINTMENTS TO MEDICAL CHARITIES. os On Saturday evening, a meeting of medical gentlemen was as held in the Town Hall, to consider the present state of the hi question of honorary medical appointments to public chari- hi ties, and to appoint a committee to report on the same. The ge chair was occupied by Dr. Redford; and there were also pre- 8s sent, Dr. Clay, Dr. Aikenhead, Dr. ...

... i| - i..-t N two- i I ?? ?? ?? . ?? ?? . ?? . ?? ?? ?? . .. .. ?? . ?? ?? . ?? . ?? ?? co NOTICE.-As special Editions of -The Examiner, and no Timesiare published for ROOHDALR and OL.DHAM, and alsv vo for SToOEPiOR, ASuTooc, and STALYBRIDGE, containing t the whole local ne'w9 of the week of these towns and the to adjouininil districts, any Subscriber desirous of receiving in either of these ...

... fo THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. TUESDAY, JUNE 26, el55. .- . ?? -. ?? SALUS POPULI LEX SUP RbEMA. ?? I ?? ?? f., SUM MARY. T in the House of Lords, on Thursday evening, tees the Hango massacre called forth a general expres- in a sion of horror and indignation, suich as rarely devi escapes from that calm and unimpassioned assem-ale torif bly. The Earl of Clarendon, in reply to Lord the Nalmesbury, ...

... CONVERSATIONS ON TlHE N.LTIONAL CUARAC- TBlRUTICS OF TH'E ItUSSIAN PEOPLE. Id IitWlUOVU6 VU 11Z, - -U-ooe v o On londay oveniluc, the first or acourse of three conver-sations s, on this subject was delivered in tho Titeatre of the Mlechanies ti lietitution, by Mr. Edward Tracy Turlierelli, the subject of the a- conversation being The RtssiAn NobleB.' t9 The Lecturer comutaticed by a relence ...

... make fol ofFRANCE. th et f All the officers of the Emperor's household who went th ~ential to Constantinople to make preparations for the Emperor's or 025U25 intended journey to the East have returned to France in on the Slinois. It is, therefore, diffioult to believe that so in the there can be any truth in the rumours which still cir- Ila s, the culate, that the Emperor has not abandoned his ...

... I 1THE ANsriuA TEA PARTY in connection with-the Christ Church day and Sunday schools, Chatburn, was held on Whit-Tuesday. Tea was provided on a munifidcent scale, to vhlch about 400 sat down. The scholars afterwards adjourned to an adjoining field, where they enjoyed themselves with athletic games, &c. WHITOSUTI5DE AT SLAIaBmN.-WhIt.Monday has been noted from time immemorial for the ...

... I FROM PRESTON. To Bi-016bur, Accr igto, BMTm, and ifanwher--6.35 mI. 9-010.55 morn.; 1.45 -.0 5.10 7.30 mix, '9.0 atatn On Sandays: 730 morn., 2-15 6-10 '9.3o aftn., all mix. (*To A6c.ington only.) To Blackburn,, Burnltey, Cnd , Sleipston, Bradford, Leeds.- *-&35 mix, 9.0 10-55 morn.; 01-45 4.0 85-10 I7.30 mix, attn. On Sundays: -5.30 mor., 2.1506-10 attn.,,almi. (ToCne only.) To Lytham, ...

... The evidence on this Bill, which was promoted by the London and North Western and Lancashire and York- shire companies, was closed on Wedneaday last. The Bill was opposed by the East Lancashire company as one of the joint owners of the Preston station, on the ground that the bill had been introduced without their consent, and that the proposed plan of enlargement was injurious to them, and not ...