... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... We are informed that Mr. Frewen has not as yet re- the signed his seat for East Sussex.-Globe. he] The Clonmel election has resulted in the return of Mr. ev( Bagwell by an overwhelming majority. on Mr. Ponsonby Barber, of Kilcooly, is a candidate for co0 Tipperary. He was formerly an extreme conservative, pre but his views are understood to have undergone consider- of I able change. M nmu THE ...

... THU BUDGET. The principal disclosures of Sir G. C. Lewis's ,, Budget speech had been so completely forestalled g, by semi-official announcements in the Ministerial a( journals and otherwise that we rather wonder at if the extraordinary excitement which one at least of his intimations appears to have produced in the a minds of his auditors. Everybody knew, so UK as h such a thing ever can be ...

... HISTORIO SOOIETY. The twelfth meethig of this session was hold lint evening. In ?? George's IlanU Mr. J. D. Daneca in the ehair -Captain Rlobert Uatthew was ?admitted a member of iffe Wsoctation,-The fol.. lowing donatiens to the society were aeckoowledged by, Dr, Home, the secretary :-P'roeeedingli of thes Plsllosaphlcal 8eeietY of Glasgow, vol; I, 1811-14 ; Transactions of the Liverpool ?? ...

... BSINOR ORSINI'S LEOTUBES. The celebrated: Italian exile Pelice Orsini delivered hios second lecture In the Clayton Hal asut evening, the subject t being -Papai Mlsgovernment or Roman States. There Was a good attenaance. Mr. C. E. Rawlins, who was called upon to preside, briefly 5 Iltroduced the lecturer to the meeting, Observing in conclusion e that no one need fear that Signor Oraini would ...

... ie TiSTIBIONIAL TO MRt. SUPER58TBSEMENT STORBY.-On Monday '10 r. evening, a number of gentlemen of St. Helen's and Its neligh V sibourhood hold a meeting, in the assembly rojpm at the Fleece j, lullIn, in St, Helen's, fur the purpose of presenting Mr. Super. t intendant Witlham 8torey-who for the more efficienoy of the service of the police force has been removed from the St. Helen'sa to the ...

... THE J&AIAE QaPHAN SYLUM., the- 'Y he anualmeeting of the ?? of, the. Female Orphan ?? was held' on Monday las8t, it the sohoolrooiq -of the ofinstItution. XIS the absence of Mr. G. Ewing, the presdat , the ry- ItY H fggins preside'1,'and amongst oflhergeutfaeineniroeon Zwere the Rev. T. B, Banner, the chaplakin, Mr. ?? lianner, DSse the secretary and treasurer, Mr. Wllitar Preston, Mr. R. N. ...