... A4UIuSe. Ao- - . -- . A tepntlemanf v.lnnlcin inan. nf nil.dc1 nrr ann ni la A gentlentantly-loolring man, of middle ruie and of. Ste[ sd s~oldierly as set, whose nane app~eaied on thecharge. tog a)~ shieet as -William Hudson Guernsey, of 22, Rtegent- tak, ig square, was brought up on Sitturdaty A~t ?? bliit 1o police office, on ai vari-ant ohai~ging him with having Inl[ bo 'feloniously ...

... A PAR{K FOR THE PEOPLE. I NEWSHAM ESTATE. aisw.vwrmoi= 'ut We understand that the finance committee ye nd of the Town Council have appointed a sub- of committee for the purpose of taking the r re necessary steps preparatory to laying out the ur Newsham House Estate as a park for the ?? ia- benefit of the inhabitants. All must rejoice to that there is now a prospect of this long sc ' oked-for ...

... -- ?? - - HOM(EOPATHY. IL EYDITORE4 a1 HI' R fTV1TTPfelT AT1PPT' ;ut TO THE EDITORS 0l TlHE LIVErtPOOL MERCURY. I Gentlemen,-In your edition of to-day there ap- it- pears a notice of A Special General Meeting of the 'us Lancashire and Cheshire Branch of the British IMedi- lie cal Association, in wlhicli Dr. Waters, of this city, by iS reported to have said- In Chester there was a. ,he ...

... THE IONIA DESPATCHES. 1 WRS ?? lould ofanc Ind I A gentlemanly-looking anin, of middle age and oflea. e lie soldierly aspect, whose n~ame appeared on thle chalrge- ones little sheet as William Hudson Guern'ey, of 22, Regent- a but square, was brought up on Saturday at Bow-streeat Mo0 , police office, onl a warrant charging hina with having CIO u feloniously stolen, taken, and carried away ...

... - , -- , -- - - I ,. .- - t - - w ?? a IC I - -S so ate- tile FRANCE. fe aIs-F and Le: Nosrd states3.that on the 24th instant Connb ws d to Walewski recbived the mambers of the corps difplo- wI the makiqe, and informed them that tho runmours then by oro- in circulationl bad no foundation in fact, and that lia sed. the Emperor did not mean to deviate from the re) ion policy he had hitherto ...

... _ 'NTTrq!ATTOrP AM RPTPTZVNY9li!Al X * NUISANCE AT BIRKENHEAD. TO THE EDITORS OF TEC LIVERPOOL MERCURY, n Gentlemen,-Will you allow me to call the atten- :h tion of the commissioners of Birkenhead to the dis- graceful state of some of our principal thoroughfares, ] in more especially Chester-street and Argyle-street, in . wet weather, such as we had during the latter part A of last week? In ...

... ISPECIAL ME -TING OF THE I TOWN COUNCIL nge. A poa'nahgo h ot oni a edyour 10 tetri ntecilcl hme Ete~onH llte fi -On ?? ?? ants prsdn.oug~ so of THELAIJL RPRT.FTE likev~ .CORPORATION~, Ceass skenZ The first; business upon the, paper was Mr. Jeffery's asa 'day, motion with respect, to the leasehiold, property of the Of tik kwII, corporation,' ~and Was as follow s :-'Tok rescind ral I were or ...

... 3. THE FRENCH EMPIRE AND M. , )DE MOiNTALEMBERT. Urs . | Among the many reflections that crowd on l I the mind on reading the brief and disjointed i I memoranda which must stand to us in place no Iof a report of Al. de Montalembert's trial, RR perhaps the most important' are those' whichec the whole aflair suggests as to the tenure and no f prospects of Louis .Napoleon's empire. Impe- litL ...

... THE' MINISTER AND HIS WIFE. ,me . ?? X1: AiliseAoer V. MARCIMONT. -. This cise was I nrr- resunmed. on Saturday, in the Divorce Court. The- 5tcross-examination of Mr. Merehnment was; concluded, a Ito- and then witnesses were called to show that the de- c fendant generally treated his wife in an affectionate ti manner. y Mif. Marchinaont, senior, father of the defendant, r said lie had received ...

... BREACH OF PROMISE OF I MARRIAGO. CORBYJT v WE yvR.R.-Thir4 nnn _'A; ndI 'AD COBllr v. WEmYSs.-This Case occupied the a ?? Court of Queen's Bench a portion of two days. I d. Theplaintiffwas now 26 years of age, and for six N C years filled the situation of ladv's maid to Lady Eliza- k of th Stanhope, the wife of Mr. Spencer Stanhope, I of Canion Hall, near Beansley, Yorkshire. The C o ...

... JJ seat. You.No MEN-'s CHRISTIAN Asso0CiaoI0. q- To- ofthe msight the Rev. Dr. Hamilton, the eloqeent author of hlia chI Life inEarnest, M)ount of Olives, and tleeditor We Ihe of IIExceliier and The Christian Classics, will were p; deliver a lecture in the Collegiate lngtitution, Shaw- great, a street, on Books and their Readers,-a, subject on We, that, in his hands, is sure to be h ...

... MARVILMON V. MAReCaIasoNe.-This Case was re- and sunied onl Thursday, in the Divorce Court, when the her examination of Mr. Marebmoent was continued. Ho loaw stated that he believed he drew up an agreement her bied~ing his wife to ma,-rry hiim. (A-document ipathe man handwriting of the respondent was read, -vhieh ji-ar- hin ported to be an agreement on the part of the peti- tha tisner to marry ...