... 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 ...

... BANQUET IN HIONO OF IR. JOHN BRIGHT, M.P. . iI B1RMIiIxGHjAI, FRIDA.Y EVISNINc. This evening, a public banquet was held in ti, sY Town Hall, in linuour of Mr. Brieshsit. 'Between/ *1 heli and 500. of the leading Liberals of tile Midi M counties, with i -sprieckling of Reforne-sr A~nd' se parts of the country, sat down to diner. fro a- t H Muntz; Esq., brother'of thle lnto M. ?. for F J,11's.e ...

... TE - :G AND TEkEGRAPHIc, NEWSS. I FIFTY PERSONS POISONED. rei TEN PERSON~S DEAD). i BRADFORD, MONDAY, NooNr.-A number of per- Big eons belonging to the town and neighbourhood have 81 I been poisoned, supposed to be from the effects of th eating peppermint lozenges cositainizug got thca snbstance,'purchased in the Borough Market on Sa- turday evening. Up to the present time ten deaths re are ...

... LOUAD INTELLIGENCE-,. Ho~mERorATiil DissrnfsAu', 2, 'HAsRioau- Btre STREET,, MOUNT-VLEA5ANT.-The treasurer of 'the D~ liverpooil Hommcopatbie Dispensary begs to thank dut: the trustees Of thle late Istael Bne,'Rqof solo Liverpool for the Elui of £100, being 'a legacy L bequeathed to the above Charity. -J. J. EDeIAR, For, tresasuer. November 1, 185.we SEanuus A-CCIDENT.-Yesterday, a labourer, ...

... I ?? FRANCE. - of a ts PROSECUllON OF COUNT MONTALEMBEP.T. abu to Several days ago it was announced that there would he shortly appear in a periodical paper an article by bhe celebrated writer Count Montalembert, on England and India; and the appearance of the article wvas lie expected with curiosity and pleasure by many Eng. Sep d, lishmen, from the belief that the writer would deal cle he ...

... bs .. v few days ago we reported the proceed-' u is ings at a imeeting of cartownetraviu.this tori, f regarding all iteration which is aboubto' to' g h introduced in the size of carts; and as this T] is a question with which many of our readers W. d are probably, imperfectly aquainted, a few in al words of explanation may not be deemed b3 li inappropriate. n1 in. the year 1854, 'from' motives ...

... BURNING OF THE BLACK BALL CLIPPER SHIP EASTERN CITY. iBAKFER-N CITY,.a .tMIRACULOUS ESCAPE, OF 226 PERSONS. e u On Saturxday eniglast, the transport ship Mer- we .b chantman, Captain . F. Brown, of and fromdi 11London to Calcutta, with troops, put into, Table Bay, ani aiforl the purpose of landing the officers, crew, andb d passengers of thse ill-fated Black Ball Australian b plipper ship ...

... THE ATE ARCHDEACON; A -- BROOKf .t !. i' A. Ineetip,a 0E o the fr~imif of th. hr -,t : -.1 ?? - . hadl BIRO(KS; ills- A tneetapg of the friends of the late and ensel 'estiernel Natur-day. in one Ofthud ut Il ?? the kind permission of floe, Mir. Commuissioner Perry, at which Mr. James Hiolme the pro. Merok, Presidedl. ! Tin of meeting was numerously chtenidod, including thle Ilisho1p ofthe Isle ...

... THE MUNIOIPAL ELECTION.- ?? . -. . . . . ?? I . I . .. . - 1 ! ,,noJ Yesterday being the Ist of November, the burgesses ~3t it 01 ad Of the 16 wardsi of the borough were called, up~oft +, den k. supplyithe anicualVacancieS by clecting aire couneillo? thim 9for each ward, to serve for three years. Five wards disy .1TWere contested, and in eleven there Was no opposi. 00v( or tion. We give a ...

... - TERRIFIC GAS EXPLOSION IN IkOSE-PLAODE. -On Sunday mnoning, an explosion of eas of a en) bert On Sunday morning, an explosion of gas of an se ihoy alarming character took place at a public house, ox men corner of Great Richmond-street and Rose-hill, kept ni -and by Mr. Arthur Gordon, and which, besides destroying he sent a considerable amount of property, had well nigh ar been resulted in ...

... The Admiralty have appointed Captain G. W. in Preedy to the Liffey, commissioned. An extensive landslip has taken place near Yar. . mouth, in the Isle of Wight. Sach a cirumtatnce has not taken place for a number of years. It said that gold has been found in small quantiti upon the Eagle River, near the Desert, about log miles from Ottawa city, in Canada The O'Connor monument committee of ...

... RAILWAY :TRAFFIC. ?? ,, ?? thed aeo ai Ti Same Hlflyr'a Vw ii N a me at e a il W eaey . k . 1 8 5 7 . ' I 'o t a . e18 7 0 9 0 s9 Bedale and Leyburn,.. 129 123 1765 -1934 10 IlBelfast and Bailymtena. 1215 1231 21548 21895' 65 e Il'head , L, & C .-shire 2403 2624 50913 b106cs 3 ie$ ]Oristoliand xecter ?? 0516 6590 114902 112204 118 ay. Caldodnian. . ?? 12821 13878 165112 176497 19b 8 B ...