... he Ne the The weekly meeting was held yesterday. Present- re; Messrs, Dover (chairman), Sheil, *ellin, Beckwlth, Hod- pal 7ed Bon, Hutchison, Johnson, Anthony, Haydock, Bowring, I es- Gladstone, Godfrey, and Stitt. Stl The borough engineer, building surveyor, and Inspector ral of nuisances reported various particulars of the operations of his ia their several departments during the week, from ...

... ,u L ir The Diet of Frankfort has voted the money inecelsmary quo , to repair the dawnsgot cau;;eu by the late expliosiou at 1 6 ay nco o far as the military works axe concormcd. ?? From St. Peteralburg we learn that at length a greath todemand for specie lies arisen there, not to meet pessiawo C.exigencies at home, as we are told, but for the purposes nof taking advantage of the premium On ...

... blind Mr.W. W. Jones has beaelete Peoor-law' auditor of ter nfo~r the North Wales district. feet Lord Bandon will come forward at the next vacancy in the representative peerage of Ireland. to get In Great Britain, about 60,000 families own all the 9o30wt land, which is occupied by 28.00,000 of inhabitants 'Baiff. The Rev. J. Etherid~e, 8.3., of St. Wilfrid's, Presto, bas been appointed to the ...

... . HOUSE OF OOMOMONS., The * YIDAY, FEssBRaAY 27. Tho Speaker took the chair at four o'ealocki Mr. PALK gave notice that on going into committee of d supply on the army estimates he should move a resoln- it tion imputing the disasters referred to in the report of e Sir J. M'Seill and Colonel Tullaoh to the want of arrange- m ;ents on the part of the different departments. rM, . LAVAUj Wished to ...

... V p Ulv s IOA.b hflJ.. U1Na LIVERIPOUL -lERCUGRY FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1857. 8ALUS POI'ULI bLI±X SUP.U.MA. W,, have sien. far too mauch of the morality of in! abs Autisma to be easily surprised at any display of t mon~alcical. selfishness and violence, but we doubt 0f wlwthcr despotisui ever exhibited itself in a more Pe thorouwhly hateful light than in the pending th qu irrel between the King ...

... FINANCIAL STATEMENT 0 Tir CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER. 2 ln the Bo' fe of 'Commons, on Friday night, the a ?? of the Exonnquiaal rose, at a few minutes past five o'clock, in a crowded house, to make his annual a financial statement. The right hocourable gentleman y Isaid-Sir, however conscious I may be of the difficulty of p a the task which I am about to discharge, I can assure the t ,t ...

... III LIVERPOOL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ANLIA Fe THE BANK CHARTER. to TO THE EDITOES OF TUN LIVBRPOOL MERCURY. Ghotlemea,-The Chamber of Commerce of this towns haglt ?? three reports on the bank charter, cone Of which is all his adopted. Sucely this Is not creditable to a town vhets .d voice ought to be heard potentially on this Eobject. In the olr. culatlou of the country to be under the control of ...

... WEST DERBY BOlRD OF GUARDIANS. Thles The usual w 1ekdy meetng of the WesWIt Dry bord If g ne i the wa heldrn Wenesa lostthe Worklsonee. Th Rev. W. 6 nine- ladl presidede and the foloing memberk woS a par. lions 'B re mnoain is ?? last A Weosr.th pWt`ileos. enaley, Sidee Lust, Piok o C nd RichmondElia, H. Bdwards, Whitby, PiLts, J. 1e1dwardstkedMcdu, p liedr - eus1 outedoow relief, to tho ...

... Id THE APPROACHING ELBC rON0-CONSER TIVE GATHERING. A: n a dIF- fl? t .Bl~rnn In ...

... ?? L. -- - ~ ' , ?? I.A *the Erom The Queen has been p!eased to appoint Colonel John or her Wilson Patten, M.P., of the Third Duke of Lancaster's ex sent Own Militia, one of her Majesty's aides-de-camp of her OE militia force. This appointment gives him rank with the wN re- senior colonels of rsilitia, immediately after the junior ln He colonels of her Majesty's forces. of for- An inquest was ...

... THE LIYERPOOL MERCURY. MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1857. - - - ?? ?? . . .- ?? -- kLUS POPULI LEX SUPUBMA. ?? ,- - -- ~- - -- I- ?? -- .. M.U M'M A R ?? The bulletin issued oet Saturday stateO that her n Majesty progresses favourably towards recovery, -1 and that the infant Princess continues well. The Duchess of Gloucester, who is seriously tl unwell, had experienced no favourable change up o to a late ...

... : ?? T1ii na Ant o. I.1no__ LOSS OP MORE THAN 180 WWI The 'official lists made up on Tuesday gave the names of no fewer than 183 individuals as having lost their lives' by this terrible explosion. The exact number of persons in the pit has not been ascertained, and in all probability a the truth will never be known; but there is now no i doubt that 182 are still in the pit, and of course dead. ...