... - LOCAL INTETLIGENCE. ?? - - Ev- Mr. Vousden's next grand morning performapoo will be g given to-morrow (Saturday), at the Music Hall, Bold-street. In BROAD GREEN ABBEY.-The bowling-green at this t] place is now in capital order, and it has the advantage of a being situated in the midst of a delightful country, within Si easy access by railway from the town. We beg to refer R those who are ...

... I ?? ? Hi'. Her Majesty, princ Alberti and the Princesn A03 visithd sd Monday, alternoon, for. the murpose Of iuspepttig the Cormnorant, btesm trans. port (whlch liiad ebibarktedi avalry for the Crimea), inl the new r6yal yaohtb yietoria and Albert. Her Majesty and the royal pirty left Osborne at a quarter to four o 'elock, ansd xteiuied at PA qparter to six, On board the Fairy, screw yacht. ...

... LATESTT NES. ' ?? ti-. .l. ?? .. ?? .. ?? ?? . - ' ' ?? (s;TREL~VQ1CAN TMI 5ITIA NOW h4~wt~ .. ?? . , ?? T R !- - ?? .. I.I ; E.A ?? ?? .. [ rHURDAY VENIG, EA E John -Broone, the -pugilist; committed -=uide- thbis afternoon, . . ; , .. PEIN INSULAR AND ORICNTAL STEAM NAVYGATION OolleANY.-At th.e haf 0ealy wjeetiug, to-day, a, dividend at thelrate of seisxe, percut. wosw decpred.. WISD AND ...

... DOOR OMMITTDE. ME The usual weekly meeting of this eo mmlttoe, was held yeatr A day, Mr. Charles Turner ia the chair. The, ether niombers pre- tre sen were Meosrn. Shand, Palmer, Brockclebank, Lolckett, Chaloner, Mann, Gladstone Evans, Barber, Anderson, Roun'.ha thwaite, Bold, Ranikil, Smitl, Gregeon, and Holme.oi The tender of Mr. B. bieth lting the roof of the shed onco the Cast quay or the ...

... The weekly meeting was held yesterday. Present-Messrs. Dover (chairman), leodsoti, Beckwith, tladstono, Flouming, Croathwalte, Johuson, and M'Guffie. Mr. Hodson said that before the regular business Was pro- ceeded with he wished to refer to a matior affecting himself and the officers of the committee. HO would not generally pay attention to anonymous communications, as he believed they ...

... ITHE PROVISIONS ON BOARD THE L JAMES BAINES. I- TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOI, MIERCURY. i, Gentlemen,-Having seen the accounts of the examination, ir at the Liverpool police court, into the charges preferred by the passengers on hosird the James ilsines durnug her last voyage -from elnbourne to Liverpool, with regard to the provieione, I beg to make tbe following statement:-I was a third ...

... io man, named Andrew Foote, belonging to the ship Meridian, from New Orleans, charged another seaman, Romer Brown, E ir with robbing him of several articles of wearing apparel. It cs was alleged that the robbery took placo on tho voyage from K Ia New Orleans to this port. Oa inquiry it turned out that the )r property was stolen whilst the ship lay In the Bay of Orleans, SE ra and nnder these ...

... I Since our Tuesday's publication, the several parties In Bir- i kenheod-the Reds, the Blues, and the Licensod Vie-. tuallerse-have aroused from their apparent lethargy, end have held meetings for thepurpos of fixing ?? sultable 0 candidates to be returned to the board of commissioners on -A Tuesday next, in lieu of the cight gentlemen who retire by rotation, andtodfllu fourp I ...

... :THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. FRIDAY, J.UNE 1, 1851. - SLLES POPUiI ,LECX UPUEMA. SU ?? MAELY. The rullis. of the BTtrd' of Trade for the V i month of April were issued oan Mn day, being G, about; a fortnight earlier than 'hihertO. With va r rg'ird to the emport trade of the country, the to vanue of the shipments of our ..own produce and of Manufactures during the pasth month of April' ' h amounted ...

... 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 ...

... [FOR THE PRESTON CHRONICLE.] No. 1. COMPONENT PARTS. In this and the few following sketches I propose to offer a few brief remarks on the British army and navy, en- deavouring to bring before the reader a few facts which may be interesting to such of the readers of this paper as may not have seen a tabular and comprehensive view of our military system. The army of great Britain is very small ...

... I M1tE EXAMINER AND TIMES. y ?? SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 1855. c ¶iE EXPEDITI, L T - -K- TC tIHE EXPEDITION TO KERTCH. the The-expedition to Kertch has been so completely ind successful, as to provoke the query why it was not l in undertaken earlier. It was decided upon at a be council of war which was held just before the retire- ent ment of General CA.ROBERT. The expedition was e already on its way ...