... |t ' ?? 'lTLI lECbi| ?? ?? . i , - . i .: _ .I . I : . JUC 2 ?? ' ?? t,. ?? E esxeiv'a emignihtlon. is 'goi'ng'oa{. fjom the county 6. ,A';biazi`Z 'of bthe Great Nortr-i'ui Railwiay, fiomi ,2 E sten'dhi~t nattioni tb'thoe town 'of Sta~iifdrd~ was opeab'ied' ,m on Saturday.. ?? ?? ' a h ;iChairpeec&tebhe Norlihern Railway of ~France swin'dior j v, was' ctcptu'd`' neg'r Newi.us'g (Amnerca):' ...

... ISCAPE OF M. DE_ ORAI FROM THE JESUITS IN MADRID. has Of I One of the speakers at the annual meeting of the City ele, Road Branch Wesleyan Meissionary Society, on Tuesday Wh evening last, was M. de Mora, the Spanish refugee. i~ He gave some account of the persecutions and imprison- Ias ment which he bad endured at the hands of the Jesuits, Pr( for having eusbraoed Protestantism. The speech was ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. hXOND IY, NOVfEMB3ER 3, 1856. SALUS POPULI LEX SUPREMA. S U M 1Al A R Y. as, Afe ?? ifcult season, the I grincop n te xri f nlaud have now, Mi an nl ut , enseue. As has been Pa t th cs i Soau, ht.poton of the wheat in whih ws ut.whn te et eaher commenced has all suffered somewhat. Mr. H. J. Turner, Po] of Richmond, Yorkshire, says that the loss, aga though a great ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1856. BALUB POPULI LEX SUPREMA. SU M M A RY. For the vacancy in the representation of le' Southampton c used by the elevation of Sir qi Alexander Cockburn to the Chief Justiceship, of there are at present three candidates, Mr. James a Q.C., and Mr. Weguelin, the Governor of the to Bank of Eugland, both of whom are Liberals th and Sir Edward Butler ...

... e D f o Mc '3LBY THES ELECTRIC A-ND INTPttNATIONAL TBLEQTOAPH,.1 h THlURSDAY EVENING, NOVEM.NBER 6. If Mr. Watson was to-day (Thursday) sworn in a baron iof the exchequer. The other appointments are not yet thi n decided upon, be r- Sal THE BANK OF ENGLAND. C LONDON, TIIURSDAY, Two P.M-The Bank court has *just broken up without making any alteration in the o a1 rate of discount. Console ...

... A meeting of this body was held on Tuesday evening, at the Broadmead-Roomi for the purpose of hearing from Mr. John Cassell, the editor and publisher of several popular educational works, tn address on the progress of the Total Abstinence cause. The chair was taken by H. Bennett, Eeq. After a hymn had been sang, and a prayer offered by the Rev. Mr. EDWARDS, The CHIAIMAN expressed his sense of ...

... [Continuedfroln the Supplement.] SWITZERLAND. Accounts from Berne state that the Federal council unanimously refuses to comply with the demand of Prussia to set at liberty the Neafcbatel prisoners. The council de- clares, moreover, that it is ready to negotiate, and that it is willing to re-open, the relations of friendship and good neigh- bourhood with Prussia. Preparations are making that ...

... THE LATE JOSEPH HU.ME. TnERE are some names to which the prefix Mr. or the faffixi Eeq. or M.P. lends no dignity or bonour, but is felt to be rather astiffinsumbranee than otherwise; and such a name is that of the late Joseph flume, which commends itself to every Briton's heart and memory. lie was throughout his life the prudent friend and best adviser of the publie generally; and it ...

... -O -C - = O C DERBY TOWVN COUNCIL. A ?? Seeig Othis~ CoPoration11 was held oil Saturda lat Prsn h ao (in the chair), Alder- 0 men B rer Sandars, Fox, Daunicliff, MadelcY, Pegg; CAl oin !or, Chadwick, Evans, Polin taill, Mason, Cock, p Corden, Malin, Barton, Clarke, Oakley, Bittes, G. Gas- ?? CoxJ. Richardson, Webster, Crompton, t, Dary, ranonGadhy.Cartlich, F. Shaw, 'Innaley, J. Uasco~ ~ a ?? ...

... MIDLAND INSTITUTION FOR T HE BLIND. Tlop.ox snsan n~pinlrffilrnvernorsof thns iv:ti- We The alllnual general meetinig of tlie governors of his ji- Ibhe tution was held on Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 19, ait the County Hall, Nottingham. The Earl .Manvei, the president ie of tfheinstitution,occupied thechair,anrd.amonigthelgovern' present ?? Belper, Henry Sherbrooize, S. Adaimr a A. Cann. J. S. ...

... (91tv *rood Grulitioll of lleItadq, A M E R I C A. Liverpool, Sunday, 0 irm. The RovRn mail steamship Asia, Coptain Lott, ar- rived in tle Mersey at 6 r fr., Iron New Yor-k, witl adnices to the 12th Nov. She sailed aL twso Pat. oil ?? day, and has bionrght n0 paisseuliers aid 363,367 ounces of' gold, in slecie. The Asia, off Satnvhook spoke the screw stea:ner New Yorrk, from Glasgow for New ...

... (Li 1) C t I I -? O'j) ?% I ? I f , ?? f ?? Ul ?? T c it) ? -, , c f f c r, ilsSl'FAAlt~SlIIKD A.NNO 17:J7.) r. E L F A S '. SATURLDAY. NOV. 29, 1S5C. TuERE are still slighit expectations entertained of the release of the mnaty shiips which are detained by the ice about four miles from Cronstadt. There is a decline in the demand of silver from China. NeLvs of a fresh rise at Paris has ...