... INDEPENDEN2 ORDERl OF ODDFiLLOWS. t obe g titcl il of pth .boethren of the Alicro loyal Lmm beme,oie aitttii timeR peat the SI 0George flme Grange I rtr G. mmolm'im~iti inrtrtcr ?? cemeptisimime evr im imc i iemaoind h a ictupby lire Wmoiliftij Imm a, style tlhat c~t',l cot, Iave beem vurlmmicolb 0m at. 11mmyer Winm eim.clt Ag Tnomilia-rm ?? Will uni Sykes0 f b milrr.'m tey mmii' emmo li;s ...

... THE SELECT VY&TRY. ?? uesual fortnightls Mcletleegr of thlislesty was held yester teday, t h. 11v. ieetot' UCimpbeil fic the thair. lheeother emnte beret proeuct wors Mesro. Wioodruff, I lesuny, Je ' t J ote', Luffi Doeteon, W. Jones, T.31or. lhai, r'airteero' boild to U0awotere, Owen, Bradley, isnustoen, Ileewe, Whitty, Weesloy, 0h Mellor, II. Janet. tld OCIEIOUSE COMtMITTEEg. in the flow ...

... LATEST NE WS. PREPARATIONS FOR TUEH NEXT ar CAMPAIGN. th I BERLIN, MONDAY PYFNING.-Intelligence from to Russia conirfros the difficulty of inrintaining the Sp paper money in, circulation. The patriotic gifts towards the expenses of the War are prin- cipailly made in paper, so that the treasury gets cli its iiotes returned to it. ce Great arrangements are making in the Baltic ports onl ...

... I I art At the meeting of this board on Wednesday, there were a, ?? Rev. W. Badnall (in the chair), and Messrs. O0 Harrison, Ledger, Edwards, Siddeley, Morris, Roberts, IC Pitts, Lunt, Moutlnteld, .famoes Bireb, Wanaley, Bolshaw, t Callis, Abrahams, Medcalf, and Pickup. Chequee were granted to the reliering officers for out- ce door relief for the ensuing week. The following were the o amounts ...

... THE LIVEZRPOOL MERCURY. FRIDAY, D 7OUMBER, 185.;. SAL.US POPULI ILlX SlJP11:M A. ?? I I . .1- .1 C 1 _. .. TT ?? -- A ,4_ , ?? ?? Q: 1 TtT AT T) 1t 8 U NI A It Y. Oit Tuesday morniog, thle King of Sardinin loft a Wvindsir for London, aoolarrivool at BunchioghlomInb PsiALco Lit lod-cot co o'clock. Tliorc his Mla- II ?? ?? tiolrcescs of Congratulation foeno Si the Loocod Mavar tool1 her ...

... I RV14SIAN ACCOUNTS FROM TH CRT -Ruiis` e i7 D~e-. 2-0 -publishics the following gm a- fitiraoimt froff the ?? ?? mlilitar operationsili Sy fi~l,:1ToyaV 19) to Dee. 7il ...

... yel Apublic meeting in favourofthe ?? washeld 'll tn the concert Haill, Lord Nelson-strect, on Thursday nisht. The PC attendan e was large, the hall being nearly fillled in every part. m The proccedings were appointed to commence at seven o'clock, dl aed ohortly after that hoeur it was proposed by Mr. Shepherd, of boekseller, of Scotilad-road, seconded by Mr. Hobbs, hatter, w and carried ...

... THlE WORKING TAILORS' ASSOCIATION. a On Monday evening last, the Liverpool working tailors, e with their wives and friends, celebrated the success f which had attended their efforts to carry out the prin- e ciples of association by a tea party and ball, which took ,place in the upper room of the Teutonic Ball, Lime- street. The following gentlemen also attended, as repre- i. sentatives of ...

... to EDUUATION OF' 'THE PEOPLE; MR. BROWVN'S b DONATION; AND AN IDEA FOR IR~b2AND. as TO Tag EDITORS OF' THlE LIVERPOOL M13ROUiRY. ig Gentottwin,-A ?? of noble lords and right honousabler aoand honolargode gentlemoit, with occosional appearthleno01 Of5 in cardloal, but nover of a bishop, have for nos molb beoo til r. itinerating the country leotoriog on the education of the peoople. a ;The ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1855. SALUS POPULT LEX BUPREMA. her fi A banker, who has long watched the savings bank while system, suggests a plan for truly popularisiag it. the pi He ackunovledge3 that the present plan has accom- adopt lished all that could be expected; but it must, and , le says, he admitted, that when a working man ferrin has saved a few shillings there ...

... te BIEWARE OF TINKBRS. hat TTO THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. fob Gentlemen,-In your last Saturday's paper I saw a caution of to beware of the tinkers, ae. I presumo from that that others ly have beon imposed upon like myself by the same parties. Oa Monday afterneon, the 3rd instant, a deeent-looking man ap- rns plied to repair umbrellas, grind cutlery, &a. I gave him an dig umbrella ...

... The Reir. Frank George Hopwood, M.A., has been in- of atitutod by the Bishop of Chester to the rectory of Win- I isick, in the county of Lancaster, void by the death of the m Rev. J. J. Horniby, upon the presentation of the Earl of dot Derby, the patron ; value £3200, with a house. the SATURDAY EVENING CONOERTS.-Mr. Basil Youngbhad on ameet enthusiastic reception on Saturday last, aud he WI ...