... Among the domestic incidents of the last few yor days, we may, without exaggerated courtliness, of regard as one of the most important the re-appear- eng ance of His Royal Highness Prince ALEERT in loPI public life. The husband of the QUEEN has ?? rig] in his own experience the fickleness of popularity. at t For a year or two past he has been, com- eng paratively speaking, under a cloud. First ...

... , There is an old saying that misfortunes never come singly, and, without at all detracting from its truthfulness, we might modernise the sentence by converting the word 1 m isfortunes into boiler explosiots. A few weeks ago, l 3 one of these explosions occurred in a mill near Rawtenstall, . killing five of the workpeople; still more recently two lives have been sacrificed by a similar ...

... - DAYS. iURN. 1VEN.! HOT. FEeiVALS, CCC. 12 __ __ _ __ __ June. i, mh.h n.ft. In. Saturday ..16- - 0 3015 3 Sunday ?? .1 7 0 20 1 1,'14 8 2nd Sunday after Trinity. 76 ?? J 38 1 5714 2 Tuesdayl 19 2 1 2 0413 2 IT- Woinesday..20 2 34 : 14112 9 ly, Thursday ..21 3 30 3 5812 4 in- Friday 2, 4 20 4 *3 l1 9 FirstQ iaarter, 4b. -2m. prm. by - n. [ADVERTISENIENT. I-Diarrhoea, gravel, stoen, ...

... At the last meeting of the Architectural and Arcebolo- z glcal Society there was read a memoir of this lamented f architect which had been prepared and communicated by b t his father, James Elmes, Esq., of London, of which we I are now enabled to present an abstract to our readers. ei After explaining the circumstances under which the I I memoir came to be communicated to this society, and de- ...

... V5XJLLjkjw L HOLMES' NOTES. d TO THE EDITORS OF TUlB LIVERPOOL MERCURY. '8 d Gentlemen,-In your paper of the let ins'ant appeared a 01 1- letter under the title of Holmes Notes and the signature of rn h A N'oteholder, giving infbrsnhion ie to the nature of a suit o1 .r in the Manx chancery, to be heard on the 8th instant, and IC which suit, according to the report In-the fain Sun, of Satur ...

... I Lttera) 'Extracto+ TT!NO7lqUllo CULtPRIfr. - The PrinceRR of Wr DISTINGUISHEDn CULP~ITs.- The Princess of Wales is said to have expressed herself on the last drawing-room day; that if she had appeared there, there would have been Lord Melville, who had been tried and acquitted; there would have been Sir Home Popham, who hed been tried and se. verely reprimanded ; end there would have been ...

... a I - -JNTEG--K--- -E n x t51 ,09 O ]3 d FRIDAY, JUNE 1. t r, Their lordihips met ,at thalf-past teb ociok: in the fore- t r uoon, whi the Validityiof Proceedings (House of Cornm . mono) Bill- We read at seond; time; The standing orders D wore then seuspended, ad the bill was pased through all Ig the other stages arid paedT - t t At hsltfpat four pO:n. the following lbills received the E royal ...

... _ WAR IN THE CRIMEA ?? ?? ?? ?? C R IM E A .. . ' ' 0 - - - C(T T. Ad. ?? ?? . ?? L iLJ iJV &LAU .C . and THE SIEE-F-EB STO'--POL- ?? a sltj thes MENTS ON THE TCHERNAYA. -u plat vra The following are amongst the latest telegraphs :De moo fire spa~tcheis, received at Marseilles by the Sinai, dating from As thn mc I Cri~ea to the 2nd June, say the allies were fortifying the villal TtdePont, ...

... e HOLMES' NOTES. I- TO THE EDITORS 0OF THlE LIVERPOOL MERCURY., hI Gentlemeen,-tfl your paper of the Ioti instant appeared a d. letter, under the title Of kiHolnies' Wotes asid the signature of A Notehiolder, giving informstion as to the nature of a suit in the Dlonx chancery, to be heard on the 8th instant, and which spit, according to the report hinthe Manx Sun of Satur- day last, was ...

... BANKRUPTS. Richard Nieholson, Liverpool, stonemason, Jn21,July l2,at II1 o'clock, at the Llverpool District Court of Bankruptcy:- so. Ileltors, Messrs. Evans and Son, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Bird, Liverpool. William Mellor and David Norbury, Chorley, and Alderley, Cheshire, cattle dealers, June 18, July 10, at 12 o'clock, at the Manchester District Court of Bankruptcy: solicitor, Mr. ...

... TRE BOILER EXPLOSION IN SALFORD. Another fatal boiler explosion, in our midst, de- m mands a few remarks in the interest of the public. A coroner's jury have found a verdict of man- : slaughter against the engineer who fitted the valve into the boiler which exploded. We have no wish s to prejudge the case against the individual thus t charged with the responsibility of the accident; I but, ...

... PARLIAMENTAtY INTELLIGENCK, Was- HOUSEg OF LORDS. ra Lor T1IM&PY, JUNE,12. addec LodHARDINOE,~ In reply to Lord Campbell, said he had Bel noe obejection to wsitisbold the order requiring'soldiers to toI remaina in their barradits (laring the bolding of assices. int BELIGIOTIS WOM~IP BILL, wall on the bringing uep of the report of amnsedments; on the He Religious Worship Bill, liast The Earl Of ...