... LOCAL INTELLIGENE. r - the eo I Sir Rtbert Gerard has left the Clarendon Hoteli Lou-- TII at don, for Garswou'i Warrington. MEse - Mr. Ohlbrles esorge uruns of tbir town, after passing attend kt- the usual examination, received the'degreg of Ph. D. at last, I the university of simsen, Dbcembor 16th,.1867. Gardn er. Joebph lsaling bc placed in the bando of Mr. Holji Joties, Ctle-strst, a ...

... MULTUR IN PARYO. The first regiment of Derbyshire mailitia. have intimated their willingness to volunteer for India. Btrnie Roman remeains have been discovered 'by the vitshing tiown, of a Portion of the cliff, at Filey, in Tu~kihire. .lin The Lord-Lieuteniant of Northumberland. Earl Grey, ha. appointed Robert, Stephenson, 113q., M.P., a deputy. lieutenant of the county. On Monday, Mr. Robert ...

... DOMESTIC INULLIGENCE. . ?? At l # ?? ?? 'J OOURT, &o. The Qeen and' Prince Consort; the elder royal ohil- l dren, and the ladies and gentlemen in waiting, attended divine service on Sunday morning, at (sborne, which was performed by the Rev. J. Prothero. It is said that Prinoe Napoleon will pass one or two ; days at Osborne House with the Queen before his return 3 to Paris. I Ma. BBIGHT IN ADZ ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENCJ,. VAunUALL WABDu.-Mr. Q..J. Uorbally will be nomi- chair nated as the Liberal caaedidabe in the place of Mr. Ed ward took lBradley, who retires. A rsqpisiion hasbeen stgued by was c 120 of the burgesses. o A. ?? et EIwauds, a wornan about 40 temp years of age, while in. a stute of intoxication fell through the bedroom window of a house in Leeds-street, where Lin she lodged, ...

... . Eungarians thiak that the government will find it r extremely diffiault to get in the taxes this year, sr great 9 is the dearth of money. The great landed proprietor a and peasants have more corn than they know what to do s with, but cash they have little or none. e A letter from Smyrna, in the ?? de la Flotte, says- A Frenoc subjeot has been arried off and held e to ransom by some brigands ...

... ,s TH REV. H. S. BROWN AND TIHE WORKING or CLASSES. 10 THB EDITORS OF THE LIVREPOOL MERcuay, a Ge tleroen,-I was glad to witness the Concert Hall, !0 Lord Nelson-street, agaia crowded to excess at tho com. In menc mert of the 1t1v. H. S. Brown's Sunday lectures to e work men, and the3 interest with which all listened to d- ther marks made on Poor Rlebard's Almaeack. It Ir appe s a great ...

... THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATKON FOR THE: ADVANCEMENT OF SOCIAL SCIENCE. I According to the programme, the business of the eections II ought to have been brought to a close on Thursday ; but so numerous were the papers to be read, and es lively andw prolonged the discussions, that much remained to be done - on Friday morning. Mids Carpenter read a paper on. 0 Female Reformatories,! and her audience ...

... _ - - - ?? - - - - t THE POLICE AT AJBIURTH-HIGHWAY A ROBBER& n TO THS NDITORB OF TOE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. Lt Qontlemen.-1 take theiberty of addressing a few line 1, toyotk in order to expoed the gross negligence which we n have repeatedly experienced In several outskirts of the town on the part of the ponae force. I have myael had ,sufficdent reason to complain of it on many diffdrent cocso. a ...

... __-U - www-w !w_ * Earl Fitzhardinge is believed to' be' dying. to Three firest took p ace in e ti metropolis on Tuesday C Horninjsby thih ?? WIere totally destroyetl. 'H ?? frsth ex4QueeU Of the -reneh embarked on t ~O Wdnesay fr Otend. ?? y The sittilng ?? foi Wed11 q1, duly elected. t lynath have been'ldeclard L- The sale1 '14 Altons Towers still Proceeds, 'and theat .? re niflcent ...

... The UsUal Wee~ly meeting of the health cormittee warn s held yesterday, in the council chamber of the Town Hall. c wt. Aldermsan Dover presli(le, andi the other memabers t present were lessrs. .N 'Guld, Bdeckwith. Anthony, t ad1ccti, Stitt, Hofison, G dfrey, liane, A. * . Stewart. r Thte maedio..officer tf bealth reported that the deaths registered in tha borough during the week ending on r ...

... es The following address has been forwarded to the Rev. sE Dr. Young, the president of the Wesleyan conference, it, from the Manchester Ladies Anti-slavery Society. It was Da adopted at a meeting of the society held in the rooms of the National Public School Association, King-street, Alan- chester, on Wednesday last. STHE MANCIESTER LADIES' ANTI SLAVERY SOCIETY TO THZ 3. WESLVYAN COONIEOENCE, ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. -- FRIDAY, MARCH 27,1857. S-ALU ?? , ?? 8SLUS POPVLoI LBX SUPRUNA. it is stated that orders have been received to if discontinue the surveys about tobe made of the two r or three vessels engaged to convey troops to Ohina. t The impression is consequently entertained that, instead c~f troops being despatched direct from t: Znglaud, 'troops will be removed to that destina ...