... FOURTH EDITIl|. I MERCURY OnFIOV, FaaDAY, Jutes 1s, Two,,4,. If THE EXECUTION IMF' AM 0 All hope of a reprieve must tieo II ld ~ fl lowin is teeply of the Horn~k'. S5Of~tar to,,thap- x- sezitatiobi made by the solioitor for th.peoo-,- ~ yur etersofthe10t ad ?? behaOf' ?? Paler nd iedirctsme o nfom yu tathe can see nsiting 'ithpoits hat ou avepresed ponhis attention g H. Wanxtoe 3., Mr. John ...

... MEE*TING OF TlCKET-OF-LEJAVE MEN. - - - I A meeting of ticket-of-leave men, co vened bv Mr. H. MAI lhew, the author of London Labour and the London Poor, was held at the National Hall, Holborn, on Wed- iesday evcnhi.g, Aith the view of affording to persons of this class vho are anxious to lead a reformed ?? an opportunity of stating the difficulties they have to encounter in their ...

... LOCAL INTELLIUENCE. Mr. William Hushisson Tilghman, of Eartham, has, in Thi complianec with tile will of tbe widow of thlo Right Hon. William luakisson, assumed the name of that statetsman I in addition to that of Tilghman. ace St. James's Church, after being repaired and renovated, nig was re-opened for divino worship 3esterday. Sormons We were preached in the morning by the Rev. 11. D. ...

... LOCAiL INTELLIGENCE. Tric IsLE .,,F M'Lri MIE.TheiOedale mines have go -4jaid X8960:bbis -yew: in. dividends, and the Laxey 410o. mil T~he returns of lead for; #54 were-Fo-xdale, 1900 tens of he --re, yieldieg 1449-tonafof lend and 19,lM2 OzH. of siliver; Li Maey, POSS tons of oce, yielding -688 tons of leadjend r -32,836 oss of silver-thE latter milne ?? a producee~ of nearlv'36 ozs. of ...

... . I ? ? : , , ., ? ? - ?? - ?? ?; r ?? ?, ;, i 6?? 7-- 7f ?? 7?77; 4 I - - ?? - kvj, 'DE Li *X9 , 4it houseg c mtt .of th a Vhsty, to, pl'g.iehe new, Ate chapel at ~ ~ ~~the wrhue'a sissal et, pli lt otea Coi meoyof the late Mr. tkEdw'ard' GImYp teho' for a 'great' gs ?? years faithfully ..served'; this ; parlsb.. Mr.. WilimRathbOsie wvho)is' oiremast iii every good work, Th has gien. a ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, ied ms Protestant Superstitions is the subject on which ,Ithe Rev. H. S. Brown will address the ?? claseso t on Sunday, afternoon next, at the Concert Hall, Lord ,rlr Nelson-street. % An inquest was held on Monday on the body of a led labourer named John Murray,' 35 yearsi of age, residing ,nd in a cellar, No. 6, Brick-street, who was injured on the oh 20th of last month ...

... LOCALlI 'NTELLIGENCE. AN IiPosain..-VWe have been requested to caution -the publi4 ag.nstrsman who, havingfraudulently obtained possession of one'of the business cards of Mr. Patterson, cabiuetmaker, Everto'n village, has been obtaining miney and clothes from several benevolent persons residing in. Everton and the 'aeighbourhood, under the pretence that the euarity hesolicited was for thle ...

... PORTRAITS F 0I TMr MEMBERS OF THE TOWN COUNCIL. ii 2V A . . . -I BY A LOCAL ARTIST. No. XLIX.-MB. JOUN BARNES BRANCKER. Rodney-street ward has chosen Mr. Brancker as its representative, and a very excellent choice it has made, as there is no more faithful and in- telligent member of the Council than he. He is a younger son of the late Peter Whitfield Brauoker, who filled the office of mayor in ...

... ADMINISTUATIVE REFORM.-FALL OF KARSS, I . _ , - A meeting of the members of this association took ta m' place oil Saturday afternoon, at the London Tavern, for RI 1, the purpose, as stated, of revealing the ?? or co ?? h hich brought about the disaster at Anatolia ; lei IIand, secondly, to louse the nation to the importance of as Y}vigorously continuing the war, with a view to retrieve tic ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1856. SALUS POPULI LEX SUPREMA. Sc Mr. John Frost, the Chartist, has announced to his intention of offering himself as a candidate at. for the representation of Mertkyr Tydvil at the gr next election, ad Mr. Smith O'Brien hans Addressed to the people y of Ireland a very long letter on the income tax es and the present circumstances of public ...

... . BARL GREY ON RDFOI4AT6rORY SO JOOLS. Nlr minnmen+. in mnr tmne fn. I e No movement in our time for ea serious isease from our social condil don has made cc s suoh rapid progress as that for nippi ng crime in the tn ,e bud, by means of Bvfirmatory S' ,hools, has made cc during the last two years. The 7 principle of these ti t- institutions foun' advocates in, parliament several d ago, ?? ...

... -- - ?7-- - ?? I , I ? .I i R I , ' I - I , , . A . ?? S, ?? - - I I - 11.111-1 - -1-1111, ?? -- ? ?? ro ~E EMEGRAPIUN TC) CANADA. T~follarwirg latter Ii Li bern htislto ftt fit' publicat-isi, TOVEEDITORS OF TILE LIVERPtOOL )EECUIIy. Gue':dem are,-i 'rite t' -to pm':si I to. !t a rtilsd to out- irate to Anseries!, s1it fir thor~ pert tooS i7ot a frieq tU %aarito to Liver- loo1 to ...