... LANCAAHMfl AND CHESEIRhj BRANCH OI TrE PROVINCIAL MEDICAL AND SURGICAL &S OCIATION. air Wednesday, the IMt~ anfual meating fisoyah~ in the M1ediald 1ins~tlttioii, Mourit.pleasolsiu. The mestieg was 'aneouceod for twelve O'clock, but busin-s did not commence umitt gomie timeo after the appointed hour. The chair, in theI firs rumst , weas occupied by Dr. Black, of Bolton, the retiring Proiesidft ...

... ?? -- .- - lW ?? ?? ..n LiMXEKILN-LANE MUTUAL IMPROVEMSEN T SoCIETY.- t On Wednesday evening last, twelve of the members of t, the above society met together to bold their usual weekly l discussion. Subject: Is a republican or monarchical form of government the best? - Yesterday being the anniversary of her Majesty's I coronation, the usual observances took place in acknow- r ledgment of the ...

... Mademoiselle Rachel, it is-expected, will-visit this 1r country on herway to the naited States, aud perform four f cof her principal characters at the St. James's Theatre. Po The committee of the National Society, through their th, c seeretary, have addressed a letter to the Archbishop of - e Canterbury, containing reasons against the threatened i withdrawal of the Quoen's letter in ftvour of ...

... I ?? - I, . ., - t Deduced from observations taken at the Livernool Obser- wi vatory, during the week ending Saturday, June 23, 1855. of Latitude, 53° 24' 48 N. Longitude, 3° 0'1 W. STATE OF TSE ATDIOSPIIERE. 4, Ozone(O-10) atprn | P.M.7| c O. ?? 101 Ozone(0-10),at9a.m. | ..reno~ m | .es *s ,2 oa I 0)im eoccapled i n I _ _ °°h i faing. ?? m , Er 7 o O Collectdingauge y a 8 c Y e 80ft ...

... to [By THE ELECTRIC AND INTEIUNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.1 Wo tOD EVENING, JUNE 25. ers WIND AND WEATHER REPORT.-London, S.W., veryM e- fine; Sheffield, Derby, Berwick, S.W., fine; Leicester, th, inn Ge, Grimsby, York, Dundee, S. W., cloudy; Perth, h tin SW., slight rain; Glasgow, S.W., rain; Maryport, t P S S. W. cloudy , Manchester, Camnbridge, Edinburgh, 'f ith Scarborough, Dublin, Ha ge, V., ...

... TI{~ iV~~FOL MERIOURL . THBAIFATOti TUEpw'A, Ti l~ xq 9 Si. ; aLu, P.OPrLi I 9gL a ?? tI : M M AR BY , : In the House of Lords, on Thursday evening, the Earl of Shaftesbury moved that the Bill for limiting the Working Hours of Needlewomen be referred to a select committee. He eited the authority of Sir J. Clark, physician to the Queen, and that of other medical men of high standing' to show ...

... Ig [By TnE ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGORAPH. i8 THURSDAY EVENING, JONF 7. Ill WIND AND WEATHER REPORT.-LondOnX, S.S.IV., un- Mei le settled; MIanchester, York, S.S. W., fine; Bristol, Peter- Me, ly borough, S.W., cloudy; Gloucester, S.W., misty; Haver- rf fordvest, Ipswich, Southampton, Cowes, Poole, Derby, t Nottingham, Leicester, Yarmouth, Lowestoft, S.W., fine; Me Gainsburuugh, Great ...

... AUSTRIA AND THE WALR. the Thra (~From the Mafos'zsf Chronis . lo Noeth ?? isnguine- expectations that were once entertained 20 Norbtlwi ithscountry of the active co-operation of Austria Witt' s oladov, ure thle Weaterna Pbwers have been rewarded with deep dis- StcSt-e appointment., F?+on reasons of necessity, perhaps, rather 25 Scettlill 1. than from motives, of sympathy with the cause of the ...

... (Front a London Correspondent.) e The second official paper of the Administrative Reform fi Association contains little more than the opinions at , various times expressed by different leading statesmen at and officials at the heads of departments. The evidene ee t however, is very conclusive, and affords strong proof of re the necessity of a change. It is a great pity that these SI Ftit ...

... The usual fortnightly meeting of the members of the select Cs ry vestry was held on Tuesday, the Itev. A. Campbell in the chair. ti d's The other members preent were-Mesers. Woodruff, Clarke, ill Vill Wenosloy, Whitby, H. Jones, Nicksolan, Satchell, Lfful, Crawford, Be ud Gardner, Denton, Whitty, Buld, Bradley, Blain, Shaw, W. re in. Jones, Hughes, Chesney. to fat WOIRKfHOUSEi COMMITTEE. ti re ...

... The traffic returns of railways in the United Kingdom amounted for the week ending May, 26 to £397,391. and for the corresponding periodot last year to £336,490, showing an increase of £40,901. The railway calls falling doe in June amount to £305,892, making a total of £7,629,487 called in the first six months of 1855. RAILWAY TRAFFIC WEEKLY RETURN. This Same ?? Milsa Name ot Railway. Ws.18. ...

... THE LIVERPOOL FLORAL AND HORTICVL- ITURAL SOCIETY. The above society's first grand exhibition took place yeeter. As day, at the Botanio, Gardens, Edge-lane, end notwithstanding the the very backward state of the season, it was quite equal, if not superior, to any of the previous exhbibtions. Indeed there is a ing marked improvement In those exhibitions each yesr, and it isC therefore each year ...