... ?? 1s40pNq ?? WA, ;, r -7A* fcrf, ou - IAFFERt.-4n this case, ani adjourned ?? eami' P)of; nation of, the bankrupts, a Jfurther s4djournmant C'Musi took Place to th1t'eeibi, t6allow 'time for leget LL.the assignees to investigate the accounts. At I CONCALME NT 'OFr BliRtH. A' young, woman, i;thle t .TNnanted Maria Smith, a servant with Mr. Davies, Ciatic 111S ?? 330, ?? if; in oustedy,11arkea ...

... LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. wriy urentic last A?~T~.rnYT~svaluable ltANOTHER LARGE STEAMER linde's, bay DESTROYED BY FIRE. f the C, the ? -St. Bridi ties On Tuesday night, the Hudson, a fine first-class to the ut ever ?? iron steam-ship, 2500 tons regiter, belonging to the Oely wer te New York and Bremen line of mail packets, was hers of ea A des'royed by fire while lying in the port of Bremen ...

... r ?? - I inst Itile Rlot olf ver- ?? :stt !ar, Ira- Ciec ted lie set- iug our- I to lIe. ilse beet a~ve .ealc tied out sich til0. He pro- Itctr Lded the Ords )uld Drds tion cere ight tenst art, tors for the tion Olu- dro- item [By ELEGsuC AND MAOGNETC TZLEGnAPIES. I The weather in London continues mild and damp. William Oliver, the fraudulent share dealer, was yesterday sentenced to 20 ...

... i- mard tw( esti. The first miscellaneous meeting of this society for meg rese the present session was held last evening, at St. Iirii George's Hall, the Rev. H. H. Higgins in the chair. ns the The seoretary -read the following list of donations:- , un- The Proceedings of the Royal Society, vol. 9, Nas. t,, that 31 and 32, from the -society ; the Archsiological pie' Ved, Journal, Nos. 57 and ...

... | ~C~~I~oTONACCRINT6-T'N- ?? I I AcciINGTON L.oCAT, t. Ran - -- -e meeting of this Board was held on Mends Tbs Court House, Accrington. on MonCaylleasat hi fire engine and its accomnpanyn * -r rptethat Lbe handed over to him. y It aa p theref ppatus L i g h ti n g A t t b o r d e ~ ~rev a o rdr e d h a d b eninere be placed under thae Boar re Ote that thel V920i9 -u'tte-AnOrder was us5 o ...

... FATA ACCIENT -AT NOTTInGHZ - -- - - - i A shocking. aeoident occurred. orn Monday in T bot , street, Hot nWhim- whieh has resulted in the of thvp' t * mersonsstd th severerinury of eeveralJotbers. For some time past wvorkrmenhaveeecaged in excavalin~ a robek :g :in that part of the town,for the purpoip of building coa.- re 'houses.. The buildings bein' erecte, the saiports were bi remnoved ...

... A2NAIFESTO BY FETE O'BEEN. A Ad 1-3AA- -f ?? I Do Tho ex-lea~der of Young Ireland' is now in onend aon.Thursday made, the foiloin speh:' loumld aind-, allowesad no fiexcuse for the6 British goermetwhich ,calowd, myhads be of, the, Irishipeople to die, whose' lives._ ,csld ae enassuredlyi protected by the, fostering,. oaib of 'an- Irish 'Parliament. 'I felt scaricely less indig- D aub, when I ...

... _I I ?? I.,= ,> ?? . ' r m.p ?? S;.G. J b' ~isAtlitig Deiputies hiv~4 resolved ta'eblo at3~r SVfor the'total' abolition of omchuiatesi m'ghpsedtruh the Comimons 'and was rejected by 'teLod, hul e e introduiced t'o'th6 'Oonnbnih;' 'andA prese or~ad.~cn delay at th6 opening of next seision_ ?? ' ?? Coe~iutrr~AL. FOR &OltGI G RDRON AN ODnn- }'iIL~w Lnar-AtWakfied,'en-Monday, ?? Lister: was, ...

... FOREG MCELLAYY .Lamartine is decided on goinginto voluntary exile ilnEngland, and, in the words of the great emigrant to St. Helena claiming to sit, like Themistooles, at 3Y- the fireside ofthe Persians. . rine U'S The Semafe .ejlgieuse announces that the Prince Inkan Lucien Bonaparte, who is in holy orders, is occupying n himself actively in re-establishing the 'order of St. an, Bernard in ...

... THE CRINOLINE CASE. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. is Gentleme,-NWIth reference to the statement in to-day's Mercro that the real perpetrator of the offence has been found, we wish to observe that before the depositions were taken Yeaterday Mr. Toulmin had a remand offered, to allow ,he hin to prove his raement. He refused the remand, and then stood on a form to make a speech to the ...

... .'-COR-REIONDENCE.- JEWELERSEARLY CLOSING. N Ie Iorein ra IF TO I11055 OF THCE LIVERPtOOL -iERbCURev aontlcnno ?? you b ?? au seall Apacin tyou eprbl i eart g, a fow rds reasnyp l feelngrofholdges ouft agaicns thei ai r t hat th e a n ogrt theiar esliysing fact oary whuoeoe athey iiated sougl' t he tarelof the noseens on-eod cking ade, no do ubwh t b ole ro long u ?? go ody to au phod will bhe ...

... In lurlt 'fl accid a THE WORKING CLASSES. the I TO THE EDITORM OF TILE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. Bour Gentlemen,-In the present day there is a good the deal of flattery of the working classes. That they ad'ol are meritorious I do not deny; but they must not bel . permitted to imagine that there is no merit i theand it world but theirs. If they would do half as much for re id themselves as is proposed ...