... MULTUM IN PARYO. _ The new church at Formby was consecrated on Friday, His i ate by the Rev. the Lord Bishop of Chester. Allel ies John Johnson East, a miller at Lincoln, has been tend, fined in heavy penalties for having rice and plaster of A [alParis on his premises. The Rev. James Pedder, M.A., vicar of Churcltown, purp CkC near Garstong, committed suicide on Thursday morning Irels OF last, ...

... iral COURT, &a. The Queen, the Prince, the Princess Royal, Prince anit Alfred, the Princess Alice, and the younger children, de attended by Lody Macdonald, lady-in-waiting, Lord )an Alfred Paget, Genieral Grey, and Captain do Ros, are irri expected to leave Osborne next Saturday, for Windsor ffho Caotle, die Her Mtajesty has commissioned Mr. E. M. Ward, It.A., of to paint a cartoon (the exact ...

... I ' THE BANK CHARTE ACtd-. I . ,- X, ' _ i., ,, . .. I TO T1UB ED1ITR 01 THE DlAlL W5. C SiR,-Under the abovoheading a letter; in large c type, was published in the e8a' on FridAy. Its S substance wag incorporated in a leader, SLd the c writer was describtd as a high financial authority, t who, under the signature of ' Mercator,' has taken c the trouble to state a few simple truths on the ...

... I , YRANCE. ' I I (11GM ouR OWR cORR5PVi41i0UWD.) PA SISJF IDAL r EVENING . The monthly accounts of the Bask ot France show that the restrictive measures taken with a view to re- store what is assumed to be the sale proportion be- tween the specie in the Bank cellars sld the notes in circulation have met with considerable success. The increase of bullion in the Bank cellars turns out to be ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. MONDAY, DECEMBER 17,1855. SALUB POPULI LEX 8UPDEMA. _- -- - - - ?? The election for the county of Meath took place tril last week-the nomaination on Monday, and the I polingon hurdayandFriay.There were two t~it caudidates-Mr. M Evwhog asth~ae, no~mrne the' of Dr. Cantwell and his clrcletorgaden ho. Mferedyth, who was started by the independt he tI Roman Catholics for ...

... II .r It e I a a kJ%.L J%_F ?? a~ ?? -. .. _ - .- muctarOTCurwIs, MONDAY MOENISG, DOC. 1ga .PrO [BY THBE BRITISH AND SOUBARINE TELEGRAPH.] aesig them Whibt ASIA.-THE FALL OF KARS. Mr We have just received intelligence from St. onv Petersburg, dated the 16th instant, which places 'Innu beyond doubt the perfect correctness of the infor- tat mation, exclusively announced by the Ytornsinsg staa ...

... N4 1 '4L -ND h ;t4WP 1 ;i Tbe !irQPeri et 61, siew. f1igfl5 I BsJtl'WM , Cs.. an.l5dtheaier,18,crewelnop. CImmenrer , w1otbe; .timl ftying equa~dron, erlved at Spitiiend to~dey fri; O ssi, f ...

... LONDQ2V AND MIDDLESEX ARCHZO9- LOGC1AL SOCIETY. The first general meeting of the members and friends of the London and Middlesex Arohwelogical Society was held in on Friday, at Crosbyhball. The Right Hon. the Earl of Londesborough was to have taken the chair, but was pree- vented by illness from leaving his seat in Yorkshire. In M the absence of the noble earl the chair was taken by the Rev. o ...

... rfi WAR. ?de ArSelleS has the following sum- the l6atest Z 0lligence whiob has been re 3t %a ra the seat of war a .,ea frdom when the Ganges left Constanti- fleet, commanded by Admiral 0pleitb° S gp50riuto weigh anchor, and to pro- evat rise ia the eastern part of the Mediter- o e riati The English cavalry ineaoac t r t e a statinople, where gn toearriegitnets already occupied ,,,a beg,~ FUr ...

... L ODDN AXD AWDDoL.8i44iAIRQ.W L OG14CL ?? s cadgIeT ?? ,, ?? Qi Friday Inot an impbrlint public '4tin6 eP laieri-ot arcbtimlog 7took -pia'ce in the g 'me-ban 6tobbyi 411all, with the objqct of foendingithe 'ndbeve nsminotittnI tlon. Theeohairas' to have bien tblen by LordLonddei borough; but the m leoing, which w ,a a vry numesotsa one, learnt-with regret that hi lorhip va preventa4 by ...

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... DR. LUSHINGTON t. CHURCH ORNYA -- -fR- -a - - To THM EDITOR op TIHH MORNING CERONICLE.. SIR-I beg to return you my sincere thanks for the readi - ness with which you have found room for my last commuiri- cation, and to be allowed, in accordance with the hope ex-, pressed at. its conclusion, to offer in your journal some further remarks upon Dr. Lushington's judgment. So dif-. fuse, verbose, ...