... THE UNION PLATE-GLASS WORKS, POCKET 100K, ST. RELEN'S. POCKET BOOKs ST. HELEN 1. I ?? Wednesday last these extensive works, 5itutatoft t pocket Nook, near St. Halen's, were formally visited by a N large number of the shareholders -n l their friends rost- dent in Manchester, Liverpool, and tho adjacent towns. Each gentleman who received an invitation had the privi- r lege of introducing a lady, ...

... ST. IHELEN'S. CROCIT ?ATCrH.-On Monday a cricket match was played between the St. Helenb and Preseot clubs, on the ground of the latter, at Preseot. The weather was happily propitious, and a large concourse of spectators was assambied on the ground. Pot0c, Oouar.-Thii fortnightly court was beld in the Town Hall on Tuesday last, before the Rev. J. S. R. Evane(chairmsan), and Zeshbriah 8illr, ...

... A despat i [FROM PRIVATE CORRESONDRENT. Capltai er- FRANCE.- lhe PARSt, JULY 22.-Diplomuaey is silent, but it is ?? artheless very active. I1 aim told, from Sa very good source, ,he that an umderstanding between France and Naples is15 d to being attempted, in order to counteract the iinfiuence of, Bret to Austria in Italy. Another ohjeet is to bring about an 17th, est understanding between ...

... DOGS AT LARGE IN LIV0RPOOL. TO H1S WORSHlIP THE MlAYOR. Sir,-Seeing by placards on the walls, dated June 30th, that the poor unfortunate dogs are to be kept tied to the wall in the house for the next two months, and in case they should be found at large the owner will be Sued, &c, may I ask your worship to state to the public what Is really meant by beheg at large? I was told by .hr. ...

... -, ~XUL'TUI IN PAILVO ?? it At dn Auotiei~' slck 'in Ltondon, on Friday, a boantifhl 4 oaaybird.'sold'for L. ie JuiTv ~ LP1EO.W~Itef does i the 0 ntewsnau does~b inhle beginning. I !, a amnhsa iheodeshpess exoept whets ho One s t~ apt.whn Ircome int ths wor ldtf-ind TssgSTRNGET KND OF' HIXT. -A young lady asking agpimnto see if one of her rings will go on his little *thaigbeen. stated that a ...

... T ti We understand that the accounts of the trustees of the Liverpool docks, made up to the end of June, show a Ideficiency, as compared with last year, of £40,000, still, however, leaving a surplus of receipts over expenditure of £30,000. This difference can be aceounted for by the e war, decrease in imports from America, particularly of e cotton and timber. The bondholders have, however, ...

... T , INSEUSSION VE STAXPED iNEWSPAPERS TO C R BkITISHI COLONIES AND. FOREIGN COUNTRIES. 4 GENEUtAL PO8TOFF1ibj9JviqE, 1855.-Oaii nd from the p I86thiviostaniii~the period allowed for posting newspapers, j, intende jar t ?? c~n by post beyond the limits of B1 ?? Kigdm, 'will be' extended from B6eea to ?? publication.', / The~~lowog tbleshows the rates of Pos16ge which 'a wil bechageale n ...

... J X V: * PO I E ASSOCIATION. PIVgRPQOL REFORM, ASSOCATI'ON.: d The'annual meeting of the members of the Liverpool Reform 1 a Association was held.yeaterday,. at. theomQnmerchil, Hotel, Dale-j e street. Mr. J. ?? C ,o but -Parliamentary business comptiled hilfi to leave foir London ]E on the Wrevious night. In his absence, Mr.; Walter Pi. M'Gregor, A ethe vice-president of the Associationi, ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. FRIDAY, JULY 13, 18U. SALUS POPULI LUX SUPREA. S UM M AR Y. Yot In both Houses of Parliament, on Monday the night, Government promised to produce the dec whole of the correspondence bearing on the of Austrian proposal referred to in Count BuolVs and circular of the 25th of May, and approved of by and Lord John Russell. In the House of Commons, cou several hours were ...

... FOREIGN IMLL1GIMCE. war PAISe, JULY 24.-Tbe loan is saucing as Muchpr-t gress in- the ptovlncial towns as.in Paris. The profits has realised on, the two last loaam,~ 'aid, the abundancei of the imoney not employed, has doubtless had agreat influence. in] According to all appearunces ?? aunount to three times th mutofte u ld by Government. The lkokero already. buy the subscrtiptions at30. o40 ...

... I-- me wee( he [BY THE .ELEO11TRIO'AND INTESNATIONAL TIILEGRAP11.1 cens cta ?? THE WAR. are I LoDNviuosox or ?? has favoured tilot no~. LOXDffV1URDAY.Lor PanureBeci left 'the Telegraph Company with the following despatch from rail, ?? S pson:- tll bile fl CRINEA, Juax 25Tru, 5 P-Mr-Cholera has not in- natu Iler breased since my last report, and the army continues in ouitf satisfaetory health. ...

... ADULTERATION OF FOOD). &C. Sr.. nd , The committee met on Wednesday-Mr. Scbolefeld4 chair. man, In the chair. The examination oi Dr. Hasusil waS resumed, nw and the witness produced the following articles as practically cI illustrating the evidence he had given on the former ooca- sion. The specimens were :-Botties of pickles, bottled Of fruits sad vegetables; two series of exampios, one in ...