... in 'IRISH kGRItLCTURAL STATISTIOS! 31I . . . - . I I.. I b - , , rei S The report of Mr. Donnelly, the reglatrargeiheral, for dei a 1857, lau been published,, giving the 'returne of' sgriccui Wm 0 turat produce 3nd cattle, as these have been collected 'by b un o the constabulary, acting as enumerators: Th.eir iuilcirles ev1 a began on the 2nd of June. The report Is addressed to his no ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. WEDNE3DAY, FEBRUARY 18,1857. SALUS POPULI LEX SUPRENA. BUMMARY. In the House of Lords, on Monday evening, hli petitions were presented from the proprietors of teg the Leeds Jfercriry and other Yorkshire papers, ane rwferring to a recent decision in the Court of rea Queen's Bench, and praying that the proteotion the afforded to the publishers of fair repo,.'G of pro- inX ...

... ifester- the do- We have been requested to publish the accompanyjg putting correspondence co the subject of the comparative mlerits I of the of the l.1feboats of the National Lifeboat Institution s-nd entally those of the Liverpool Dock Trustees. it is a uj, if iron, which is dese -ving of much serious attention. Iwork. Royal National Lifeboat Institution, John-street.,dlpr rerpool January 24, ...

... HEALTH' OMMITTEE.- was --.metn - 10I he wok~kruseingwis; hold yesterday; present Mesnus. Deovef' hiran Shell, M'Gaffie. Beekwltb, Heolien, ores- ~ ,and t'~tAnhnHaydock, Stitt, Jolmson, giodson. es inl The borough enineer, building surveyor, and Inspeetor of iong. nuisances reportedvarious particuslars of the operations In their siam several departments duiing -the week, from which It ...

... Dlow,-Apuil 18, Mr. George Yates, chemist and drug- i$, alrom-stot, Dceswd held the offices of chapel wa4, elot 1adaer, to, In the Weleyan Soclety, and win. ?? estoe44 for his consistency and uprightness 9f d~AJva~te. X4,*pi or LIvURf,5oL-The Owttoms BiUZ of Erntzft ?? OD Monday moliting gives a return of the num- F of .hlp. ehtered Inwards aiu. 6a..wards in the foreign t, .ded! thb port for ...

... a I ug v 'G &IOmeorow (Saturday) moru1ig. . TEE INTVkMwra I'm ---A - -- _i THE XNTEUtMENTf AT THB NOOOI. Pot0 Italy itbill re- The following is the draft of a letter seeat to the sub. bell Comtteo of the health committee by Messrs. F1rancials u by an nlond, solicitors acting on behalf of Mr. Kirkus:- aer, TO TUR01Al RA AlND NXIM5 SteOF TE HEvALTH COMMISTUSII Mr. GentlemenlPah,fal as this ...

... VI The following report on the Liverpool Observatory, for ea [1- the year ending June, 1867, has been addressed by the8 T ia astronomer to the observatory committee of the town of n- council :-gl 'or It will In all probability be remembered that serious 11 .,j doubts were entertained by many persons, when the w lot observatory was first opened, as Ifsthe advantages likely A too be derived by ...

... IEMCR I - - J- ujs TRE IERCURy. tb rulofad s eour sheet, It 9s insdequate to the G tlfana on OUr space, even upon o 0ceaaionl but the pressure is most el there is sitting, or when hi a COincident influx of Looal, Domestic, T d threiganews of an interesting character. o our atte' rtion of the less pressing claims on s1 nur ttento and by rigorons condensation, we I ighe majority master or elude ...

... I N DI A. 8 Vs I The telegraphic despatches from India pub- WI 1 Ushed In our last fonnde a somewhat gloomy D P postscript to the cheering and hopeful tidings b a received at the beginning of the week. Although e we saw no reason to relinquish the hope that a fr reaction in our favour had commenced, we could not conceal from ourselves that if the news were a1 aI correct a most unfortunate ...

... ROYAL VIBIT TO THE PRUSSIAN LFIGATION. LIILe sfov Ta4 The Queen on Monday evening honoured the Count the Ir. and countess Bernutorif bj a state visit to a grand ball at ra- Prussia House- of The presence of her Majesty, accompanied by the Ir. Prince Consort 4nd several members of the Boyal Family. *er and attended by Prince Frederick William and many 7?!R ity royal relatives and guests, at the ...

... It has often been remarked that in Parlia- D mentary contests Liverpool generally comes off P second best. This is no doubt to be attributed in a great measure to the jealousy with which the Irapid advancing greatness of the first commercial 'f port in the kingdom is viewed by our narrow- . minded neighbours; but we must not overlook a the fact that unworthy dissensions and rivalries at home ...

... IOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. 1'U A Won r FRANCE. I The Afoniteur contains an imperial, decree appointing e1 the Count de Morny President of the corps Lhgislstf 7. PAOd Sessrg. Schneider and Revell Vice-Presidenlts, 01 The new treaty of commerce concluded on the 14th 01 ult. between Ruhaia and France commences by super- sading theformuer treatyof 1846. The minemtsigneur of d this new one conirences ...