... rto We roegreat tohea.rh that rs. Janes ITO].%e the 4 ladyI forwotycifmgsrenow lies dan- gerously ill in London. L - The anniversary of the Licensed Victuallers' Society will, we understand, be celebrated on the tV 28th of next month, by a grand dinner at the ri ?JR Adeiphi Hotel. The Mayor has signified his linten- a & . tion to be present. IC w~l Mr. Robert Teare has received the temnporary ...

... CORRESPONDENICE. ST. PETER'S WAPD. TO THTE EDITORS OF THtE LIWEPPOOL MERCURY. Gcntleinen,-It having been stated that St. Peters ward is to lose the services of J. C. Fernihouog, Esq., I beg leave to state that this is incorrect. Mr. Fernihoogh, though in delicate health, will oftfr himself for re-election on the 1st November next; and front his high talents and past services there can be no ...

... DOMESTIC INTEILIGENCE. ly MtL. 11' SAYSm*E LAcnDo.-'Mr. Welter Savgesltted 21tLardor hzrsetak-eaup his. residenc atCe1as, whlere barre]_s In- his family, whlich is numeirouslpses fine estate :, headed andoofheriu fbtsftilt ralie;,tha.t it roes Id lies led to awroco-'seiliation between. the-aged poet anti andshc his wife, Ffter a separation-of 40-years.-Qkelttn/ccnm hisgu ds 'xe minr..r loudly: ...

... be A BILL TO EXTEND AND AMVEND THE ha F.EOPLE'S REPRESENTA'FION IN PARIJA- hi! MENT (ENGLAND). ofi whereas more than six millions of aduhlt mnale gr ersons have the constitutional right to vote, whilst 5e Ettle snore than one million are le-gally privileged to th exercise tbat right, and upwards of five millions are co' deprived of it. And whereas it is expedient that so at, large a proportion ...

... TIHE BRAEMAR GATHERING. (From the Abe'rdeen Journacl) perl This annual meeting of clans took place oin Friday imp niternoon on the usual spot adjolisiug the old Castle neei of birseinar. The site, as is well known, occupies ofI the centre* oavalley for the most pr ursdd~u by an awpnhicai'tse of pietaresqueomountainis. This *of t meting,, besides drawing the clans together, affords resg. th ...

... - -v F: | : ?? - ad' W-me'ngo rellreaentatives Cu of railway ,'shed-nThiursdav, at the Euston 5; be Hotel. Ai.' Th'om'pji- n, hai'ian'of the North- of eastern, presided. Eighteen companies were repre- 'M setd rpresinting £10 000,00 wh i. ,R~SQhctio~lS were moveui- vain ad, ?? 'That the iates end fares on the several railways bee. 'of- the' kingdom iliould lie so fixed as to realize the jit ...

... FACTS EXTRAORDINARY ?? .. 'Tholn,- I Li_, S,_A.=*Nws R dw.*au, iy (Frem f TV I..) ldey to The mortality frot olbest co6nplaints is lhighget 0 the al all in London-a circullstance, in itself verynotable, tils is for London is not damp-indeed, it is particularly |il ad free from agne; it is not cold, aud it is not exposad I 15X1' gs to violent changes of temperature. Another cir- siv Dn ...

... D . THE TIMES ON COTTON SPECULATION. , as td l briJUULAT0lJN. en ge When bread becomes dear intheenlightened fo r city of Constantinople, the remedy applied n n by the children of the Prophet is to impale n't n the corn dealers and to roast.thq bakers in le n their own ovens;. and when cotton ?? dear at Liverpool, the remedy applied by a ih as certainelassofconsumers and writers is to ...

... ALI. OLIA A ., EIi -- 8A~iuSrr~~ P E = ; NV The Queen held a Privy Council yesterday 0] at Osborne House, when a further pror6ga- &I tion of Parliament would no doubt be decided ti upon. dd i The Queen will leave Osborne on Monday m next for Leeds, where she will arrive in the tl afternoon, and on the following, day sho will tl open the Town Hall. The royal progress tf northward will be ...

... r A PEEP INTO A -I I STOMACL j d The case of Alexis St. Martin is aextraordinary one known in the Prob-blythe St. Martin is a Canadian, of v ftelldsr r the year 1825, when he was 18 years k employed in the service of the Americand Le pany, in Canada, he was FcidentH ?? r the discharge of a musket, the c'iarg ed rl ;e laterally from behind, passing quite. tnte i e body, tearing off the musclese ...

... AwimPoFtl LEtXSUR tvM. BA lJS POPIEm SBU-P-W~ The electors of Greenwich, in public mneet- beh lgassembled, have resolved not to accept Ye] Ir Ernest Jones as a candidate at the Orb, ensuing election. a-di An association, called the North of England Temperance League, and intended to bind TI] together the various temperance societies in the Northern Counties, has just been inaugu-r rated at ...

... I Afflsngst the Patet sealel last week ws6et Jon amilton, juna.) of Liverpool, fo, im Hoe oti inapartu propelling vesses meg At the conclusion Of the investigatio MtDdly r OIL Monday, into, thne circumstances aten.g h death of john Webster, a publican, tepriuaso ,of hidoh we recorded a few days ago ?? .n j~0 stepdlaughters of the deceased, a Ioa~ ae $,nitlo, and a man named Oliver, were ...