... ner pan or your question we cannot give a ?? at _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ in of Mr. John Fenton, of Liverpodl, and Mr. Isaac Byerly, a ~ fSaebCheshire, members of the Royal Collgeofat M Fas Surgeons, were admitted to the fellowship at a meeting (3 tin of the council on the 8th instant. set The Rev. James Cheel has been licensed by the su in Bishop ...

... F G a - --O- -- FOREIGN INTELLIGENOE. -1 ?? .. - .I.I. . A -. ?? ,.. ?? TUMMEY. The commarnder of the Iungiaroo stemer hh6 been c obarfed by tho ambsiador Bontenieff with having brought f4 mate f lov d fa rom Cirs ia to this capital. ?? cap. OR ! tam adnnitted that mi-had brought lhero sareral Cirssian families, not for the slave market, however, for he had pi -landed them with thre seat of ...

... 1A81TRIIRPM trrt .- _ . I 8UBBS, Pita PASTINE9. e - Str:ngbu tha fuor, trath la always strange, strauger than fiette. oo E SECOND 81IBIS._N,. XIV. The views advauced and the illustrations given t in support of those views during the considersa I tio'i of the social condition of the people, as i exl'ibited in their homes have provoked dis- c cu'sion. This was desired, and, if it could be r ma ...

... RAILWAY INTELLIGENCS. it d d ii !t p II 10 3' L. 4 2 9 8 8 0 8 I. 0I L. f I. 2 The traffic returns of railways in the United Kingdomn, Ipublished for the week ending February 14, ismounteli to £382,032, and for the corresponding week of. 1858 to £871,747, showing an increase of £10,235. GREBAT NoBTHEnam-I is understood thatthe Attorney General, whose opinion has been uaked, heas informed the ...

... OUR ItE'- -AT SIN. FFr -lm thu t~7n- , - (Fram tis Lacct') t b Our social systerm has recently undergone one of those J virtucus spasms to which the British constitution is par- tf ticularly liable, at short intervals, and from divers causes. rr We arc now as well as can bo expected, and as wicked as sl ever, notwithstanding the revelations recently made as cc tothe frightful depravity ...

... IlZU .SUUUV Luo M&u MC P. PMp . Berg ,~A very heavy gale prevailed along all our coasts on the ma a, night of Wednesday and Thursday morning last. At 1mlig ea Liverpool it was most.violent on Thursday night, and on a I ?? morning, about seven, a vivid flash of lightning Balic *~and a peal of thunder broke over the town, accompauied is b ,a with copious ?? Wednesday night Dublin was why , ...

... I foi TaE BELFAST TEA FRAUDS. 7 We greaty regret to AP hear that this town is not yet done with the ?? reputable an ?? in counexion with the ?? of tbe late John o;f Jamei Moore on the customs. For' the present it would PC not be right to go into particulars; but there is a strong W1 rumour that a very patient investigation has enabled the be Clonatom officials to ?? tea on which no duty has ...

... LATEST NEW. WeLA.Th FROM AMBRICIA. rpra ARRIVAL OF, T11a oi~y, ON? wAsHINGTON beaed Thes screw steamer City of Washington, Captain Petrie, eed arrived in the Mersey last night, with one day's later 1~itriA tadvices from New York, having made tbe pa'sage in it tlie 12 days 2 hours. She brings a full cargo, sand 266 'coan- passengers. On the 16t, at 6830 a.m., when in lat. 40 nreaN., lou. 69 W., ...

... f 17-- Ito -a _ w ter, (From, the Times.) Su tO Dr. Livingston empties out the African cornucopia with £ the great effect before the commercial public of Manchester, St, Pud toried in a circle around him, and looking o mas a crowd les, of children looks on the cleating oat of the interior of a c lich Noah's Ark. The precious contents come tumbling out tth in rich profusion upon each other, ...

... 1, e 4, % ,% It oECONI) EDITION41 k AMERICA. 1, RRIVAL OF THE B~rI}H AND NORTH AMERICANI t ill ROYAL MAIL STHAM-SIIP AMERICA. 'a Thbe America, Captain Lot, arrived in the Mersey early this morning, bringing from Boston $954,279 and ~- 14,45 sovereignsm and from Hfalifa £5000. ?? dates s. are from New York to the 15th inist. -s The Canada arrived at allaifax on the 18th inst. On the 24th, at 1 ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27,1857._ ' SAL1JB POPUYLI LUX SUPREMA. We do not remember that the House of Oom- h mons ever made n. more thoroughly unprofitable a investment of time, eloquence, and statistical S Ingenuity, than in the grand debate on prospe- ID tive finance which was happily brought to a 0n close on Monday night, From first to last, the Pt whole thing was a ...

... IT . THEC B}ALL.oA HINeaT FROM THE ATIw'PODES.3 . I a The colony of Victoria has just obtained the c .~ royal assent to certain electoral provisioo3, form-. ,ing part of the new eonstitution, by which votec - by ballot Is formally legalised and reoognised as an Institution of the British empire. T~his is a. be great fact which remains a fact, in spite of the eimitation or remoteiaea of the ...