... IRE [LANDI) It is rumoured that the Laor lioietue1aut li5 a 3 visit this summer to Sligo. ?? Ir. Luas has published in thc Tablet ;° Eel relative to his mission to Rome and his rIli' t laud. He left Rome, lie tells s, elltlel o r - and he adds:- Ahrlost ithot l ekllg ort of trifling dosrriptiton, I have hdi a hleotririt tcilittt19 i than is at all consistent with my PeorsflOnl te to the ...

... OPEN-lTe Pnalcernio.-Thle Revs. J. C. Miler, W. Cookill, and I. C. Bartett are resuming their open-air preaching, being stimulated by the encouraging results of last year. Since that time the subject has attracted increased attention. The Bishop of Winchester spoke approvingly in his charge in the autumln, and very recently the Bishop of London addressed an encouraging note to the promoters of ...

... ir ri. Howitt, hin these solumes,* gives us aI sort of journal of his two years' residenice iii Australia-a Subject Well Suited to ithis busy, anerdlotical cast of eindial, and fresh and natural dle- a- sciiptive style. There is scarcely at matter of interest to ccii- it griants, Whether they be msechaisics in guest of lietter wages, wi sheepi-farmiers, intending gold diggers, or nienbers of ...

... I Toe COUNTY PALATINE OF LANCASTER.-A bill has been introduced for further assimilating the practice in the County Palatine of Lancaster to that of other counties, with respect to the trial of issues from the superior courts of Westminster. It was read a second time in the House of Commons on Thursday night. TimE SWANS ON THIE RiBaLE.-A fortnight ago, we stated that one of the swans placed ...

... TATTH 025 frets ?? noram..-- .. . . te DATH 0? THE EARL Or OARtYSFORT.Tlis distiiguisliged C liken Officer, one of the oldest in the British army, ilied 011 tile 11th tIlt] their inst. ait his residence, near Bristol. He Wa on ftenm t ten four genleral Officers who had Sei-ved in' the cause 0ci Russia, hti lo to and waes a friend of the late eprr h ol n i ltsglaterhaig died unmliarried, tile ...

... ! | THE SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL. UNSUCCESSFUL ATTACK. (From yesterday's London. papers.) War Department, June 22, 2.30 ?? Panmure regrets to have to inform the Editor that he has received information that the English troops attacked the Redan, and the French the Malakoff tower, at daylight on the morning of the 18th instant, lwithout the success which has hitherto attended our efforts. Both the ...

... THE MASSACRE AT HANGO. THE OFFICIAL DESPATCHlES Of Admiral Dundas and Captain Fanshaw (of H.MI.S. Cossack) confirm the statement of this atrocious act. Captin Fanshaw gives the following particulars of it*- -idolt is with- the- deepestconcern that I have to report to you the destruction of a cutter's crew and the officers who went into Hango with a flag of truce yesterday, the 5th instant, in ...

... - - - It.± ?? _aJ..LL LIVERPO-OL DOCK BILL. MVl(NAV MONDAY. K The select committee of the Housie of commons re assess- bled to - day, for, the purpose of proceeding with the con-I sideration of' thle Liverpool Dock I ,xtinsion Bill, All the members, both select and local, were present; end Mr.I Labouchecre presided. WNhenl the' committee adjourned on B Friday, they had not decided upon the ...

... I There are very few among otir renders, we think, whose attei - tion will not at once be irnested by the name of one who has so often and so greatly contributed to the enlivenment of our cli columns as Pyngle Layne, and still fewer who will not be ve: somewhat startled to find it in connection with so serious a hiec theme as that of the pamphlet before is.+ To ius, Pyngle ln Layne is ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. ocr FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1855. Wag SALUS POPULI LEX SUPREMA.cOf TMir DEBATE UPON MR. LAYARD'S MOTION. 'almOst The enormous majo3rity by which Mr. Layard's bbt resolution was rejected need not dishearten the o 1ha Is friends of Administrative Reform ; for, by refusing off ithe to acoept it ina the peculiar form in whiich 31r. partdeii Layard presented it, the House of Commons ...

... !auctropolitall PCW5. 11 I - -1-1--l111-1.11-- ?? -.11 I. 1. - - ? . - )111Cr0 W1Il hold it levee ait St. James's Palace, On fl?--7th instlant, at two o'clock. 1 r'ict latid l'rineei Albert, with the Princess Rov al l( it~ Alt-e, hono0t1t'ed the Royal I taliano Opera with a i .cioi' o Tuesdaty eveiun'0' C -lo ~I-Ctile I-universttry of 1-Ir Majesty's at-ass- ~il U rlt'idioneC the event was' ...

... i BOMBARDMENT OF SEBASTOPOL.I LATEST DESPATCHES. (From, Thursday's Times) We have received the following telegraphic despatch from our Vienna correspondent :- Vienna, Wednesday Evening, June 20.-The Oeater- reichische Correspondez has the following:-'Constanti- nople, Juio 13.-At Kars aR attack of the Russians was considered inevitable. The Turks have evacuated Batonm and Chonrouk-su. Nassif ...