... 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 ...

... PARLIASIENTARY INTELLIGENCE. ?? - - - - - - - - - - - P HOUSE OF LORDS. e TUESDAY, JUNE 26. y' The Lord Chancellor took his3 Seat at five o'clock. a BUILDING SOCIETIES. tl Lord RAVPNS WORiT1 moved the omnission of the proviso h in the Friendly Societies Bill which brought building a societies unuder the operation of the stamp act, w After a short cenversation, in which Lorsd PORTMAN de- r, ...

... TRE ADMIN1STRATIVE REFOQM ' ASSOCIATION, ed .n.jUVVA.L2W-~1'J.A ?? SPEECH OF A-R. CH-ARLES DICKENS. he The second gathering of the Adimnistrat~e' Refoun Associ by atiofl tooke piece at Drury Lane, on Wednesday evening. if The attendance on this occasion was very hurge. Among all those present were Major Reed, M.P. Messrs. Scholefield, dM.P. Francis Mowatt, ALiP. Apsley Pellatt, M.P. A. J. he ...

... DEPARTURE OF THE 31RD ROYAL LANCASHIRE MILITIA FOR GIBRALTAR. Yesterday, eight companies of the 3rd RoyalLaneashlre Militia left this town for Liverpool to embark for Gibraltar, and the event caused considerable excitement In the town, more especially among the humbler classes. The officers and men, 816 In num. ber, mustered about seven o'clock in the morning at the depot, and, notwithstanding ...

... 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 : ...

... THE REPRESENTATION OF PRESTON. TO THE EDITOR OF THE PRESTON CHRONIOLE. Sin,-The time for registering the Dames of borough electors is at hand, and I fear nothing is being done to prepare for the court on behalf of the liberals. An election may also take place any day, and we have done nothing to heal the differences of the last election. I would hope some steps will be taken very soon to ...

... JImpfriia loarltamolg. HOUSE OF LORIDS. did FRIDAY, JuNE 22, POS The house met at five o'clock. lea ASSIZES AND SESSIONS BILIL, I The LORD CHANCELLOR, in moving the second reading mis of this bill, observed that some weeks ago his noble and learned wer friend (Lord Brougham) laid upon the table certain resolutions sio onthe aubjectofrriminal jurisprtidence,iu w hiclh certait aneia d- cipl ...

... 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 ...

... Qrreounc? TO READERS AND. CORRE6PIONDtNt8- A Sonacacc0:1oea-None-o? tho-four points at the Vienna con. ference required the reduction of Sebastopol, or any other fart in ?? Sea. Thegeneralterm, ofareduationofRlaeI'an ainfluence, vave used, but the nonfereno. never, got so far me to dvlptemeaning of that phiraeo into Specific conditions. RI A, Sulasonia ?? yeterinary aurgeon of a regiment is ...

... YOTJN4 MEN'SI HRISTIAN ASSOATION I .- -- . , . . - I The nnul metin ofthe young Men's Christian Asso- ?? waileld oetn, ofsii evein tilite principal room of the institution, which wais well filled, The necetimg being opened with, prayaer l, M. Robert Gladstone, in accordance wtith previous unnounictmeflt, took the chair. e The CIHAIRMAN said that he hld to congratulate them a cic tl an sa lpast ...

... I The ninth report of the Commissioners in Lunacy to the Lord Chancellor having just appeared, we hasten to place before the readers of the Chronicle as much of its details, and of the statistical matter contained in the appendix, as possess a local interest. The most interesting portions are the notices of the Royal Lunatic Asylums of Liverpool and Manchester in the apperdix, those institu- i ...

... ( l - I l lookt (BYT THE BRITISH ITELEGttivH Bte THE CRIMEA.sh tiear We have received telegraphic advices from. St, slig Lionl wltt iale- Petersbug dated the 28th inst. A report had bon ?? that. capital from Prince Gortschlakoff 'his bringing the news (on the Russian side) down to tinec tom the 24th inst. Prince Gortschakoff states that two Rani one the allies fire ver little. The report also ...