... | TOWN COUNCIL MEETING 11 A meeting of the Town Council was held on Thursday; the Mayor in the chair. Present ?? Brown, P. Catterall, R. Pedder, and Monk; Councillors Raw, S. Smith, F. Armstrong, R. Parker, Goodair, Salts, Dixon, Talbot, H. Armstrong, Watson, Breakell, Podder, J. Parker, R. Threlfall (St. Peter's), and Yates. The reports of the various committees were read, the only one of ...

... (From a Correspondenkt of the Tisiee.) Nearing Tolboukin from the sea, the low island of Cronstadt, with all its terrors, gradually rises in patchy hummocks, and to the southward singular rocky ex- crescences appear dotted about between it and the main, backed by the tall masts of the liners; these, with the gilt steeple of the church, which sparkles many a mile, are the most prominent objects ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1855. Sare . .-P - ?? SPM.., si ts POtU. LEK SUPREMA. - . . .1 .1 I - _r A - *, A dl I1V'x fl~ u U asi U, Another and, happily, the last attempt of the i Manchester party to insert in this bill a clause to I prejudice the right of Liverpool to the town dues was defeated in Parliament on Tuesday. The consideration of the bill was moved in the House of ...

... FRANCE. At PARIS, MONDAY EVHNscNG.-ThO Empress; left Paris. sal for the Eaux Borrnes at eleven o'cloc th8mrig 4 The Emperor accompanied her Majesty to the OrleasB St, railway station, where the directors had made the usual au preparations for an imperial reception. o th fit THE WAR. 62 ]JARSEILL99, TOESDAY.-The Simoin has arrived. She to left Constantinlople on the 13th, and brings news from ...

... The annual meeting of the Provincial Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons for the Western Division of Lancashire was held on Tuesday last, at the Adelphi Hotel. Deputations, consisting of masters and wardens, and brethren of the various lodges from the different towns included in the province, besides those held in Liverpool, assembled in the forenoon at ten o'clock, to transact the ...

... The usual weekly ameeting of this board washeld on Wednesday last, at the West Derby Workhouse, Mr. J. Harrison inthe chair, aud the other mecutbere present were IdeasrB. Abrahams, J. Birch, KInowles, Callis, Ledger, Bolehaiv, Mulins, Edwards, Batten, Medcalf, Brunaritt, Pitts, Welisley, Picup, IKirius, , oberts, Siddeley, and Mouitflold.-Cheques for out-door re- lief were granted as follows : ...

... I AGAINST THE BALLOT, WtTE] T]RN ANSWEM. , ,. is i~tdp.hism on the Corn Lows.') 14rir r f thte Catechisma on the Corn Lws.') NO. II. r C Ifintted om Iast Saturday.) Vyri voter ought Anuswer.-Every man has a t e had a pub- public duty to perform, in *~rrtl5ee in the every act sith which the pub- (1 oiCliC Oe.-BEth lie is concerned. But ?? ,Qf 1iU3 'r ,Batib the public desires the duty to hbe ...

... , I MAdcHMTER EIA=ft AiND Tims' OFnx, 1 SAIUUDAY, TIsj . h' ' By ELRiOTHIV TRLEGRAiEF.3 HOUSE OF COMMONS.-LAST NIGHT. (CONTrINUE) LIMIT'EaTD LIABILITY IN PA11TNER31Ie. Air. MBALINS replied to the objections of Mr. Glyn. Air. CARDWELL expressed a qualified approval of the bill, . but cautioned the house against hastily legislating upon a subject of such vast importance to the commercial credit ...

... EARLV HAT.-Messre Garnett and Horefall have this week cut some grass, which has been made into hay and housed in fine condition. CHARGE o, ASSAULT AGAINST A SCUOOLMA5TER. -At the Clitheroe police court on Thursday, before J. T. W. Aspinall, }1. A. Littledale, and T. G. Parker, Esqrs, William Mdc.Carthy, i Catholic schoolmaster, was charged by Joseph Windle, son of JohnWindle, chair maker, ...

... ?? ?? . ?? ?? s.. . - - - . - - - ?? ?? ?? ?? .. - - ?? -. THE WAR. oul Ina rench letter from the Cri mea, it is mentioned III that nothing canl be ffiner than the English army, which P0! is estimlated at about 80,000 men. hey are, says a Frnh eptc,agnificent troops, and capable of Bu' an ?? 'are well fed, well clothed, adigratth sp irit. heeae50 days' provisions ?? on hand,ar ?? fresh ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1855. s--U -- POPULI - - - - SUPLEM A. ?? - e 'l-v-l' 111. if - .1 111. - -~ - .~ S U MM A R Y. In the House of Commons, on Monday night, P1a Sir C. Wood stated that despatches from Admiral grf Dundas reported that the result of the ilaugo Sp affair was that five seamen of the Cossack and the da Finnish captain were killed by the Russians, four ...

... - -W ~E WVEATHER AND THE CROPS. -t-r ?? 1N IIELAND-The last has been a ' k n^eck fo- thle country, and the reports re ?? of the state of the crops are encouraging. tile past week we have had something approaching eathcer; but the inclemency of the season has i : c-ell tegatation. From appearances we think the ?? er than the as erage of the last few years. :renoisirvative.. ' tttocxen- -The ...