... THE LIVEIPOOLi STEAMSHIP I OWNErRS' ASSOCIATIoN. I Itance THE ABAT.,DOXMENT OF THE DOCK 11 BILL. e A 0:1jeoial meeting of the members of the Liverpool ipply, StliAInebip Owners' Assoiation. was held yesterday, at No. 10, Water-street, Mr. W. eInman, ohairmaa b It Pof the aglacinl~on, presiding. The other members h present were, Messrs. James Bibby, B. Maolvet, B. t, Allan, W. M. Moss, F. ...

... ATHaiENS, EB. 28. co Nauplia holds out well, and up to this time has m, defended hersolf most advantageously. The insur- fr gents have made redoubts at three kilometres dls- wl tance from the plaae, and the opinion i8 that these redoubts cannot be taken without much bloodshed. The royal troops have already met wilth considerable losses. The nation is indignant at the expressed de- or ...

... TRANMERE LOCAGO . MENT BOARD. The adjorn-ed monthly and Afnnu~al' mueeting of this board was held on Tuesday evening atth etpilg oficees Holt-hill, Mr. Liversidge in the ?? the other members pre~ent were MeBsrs B m Turner, CuonMing, Pritchard, Hitcbm ickeratet T-hAe ?? Opening theg, - that -In rferrin t~j ?? mad _ that~ ~ ~~ t;n o their Au n - ?? year he found St atarepert o dlast chairmen of ...

... I I UV LIEUT.-GaIERML T. PxRRONRT THOMPSOq. c There are appearances whioh might tempt to the I conclusion that an error of the press had gone forth t like what called down the rigour of the Star Chamber r on the unhappy printers who had issued Thou shalt commit adultery.c Hardly anything short of this is competent to r account for the extent to which have been carried t the brazen ...

... . ROYAL LIVER FRIENDLPY SOCIETY. TO THE EDITORS 0 THE LIVERPOOL MERCUrY. Gentlemen,-In your Impression of this day ae complaint is Inserted from, Mr. Braham, of Upper Harper-street, stating that I refused him six tlokeb for the public meeting hold last night. That in quite correct, for dult members only are entitled to tckets ot admission. He wanted one tioket for every child, and threatened ...

... i SEa&tD hDiTI&N ,. )I 3Lli( TRI AND WAGTN0TiE BRPHB, All the messagesosent to overtkel the labs Calcutta mail at Kubal were in time. T-. E VOLU1;TEE ; At an Influentil~lmel odn Lord Ellenborough preaL; n IVW~1 t;4 form a d~putattoi feota nsexnbra of the ' goseof Lordo an Commolns, to'wait on the Segretary. oc War to solicit the appo~tituent of ; royal oqmleidon, to inquire Into the present ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-YESTERDAY. Inv UYMPTARR AWfl TRET O -- LBY B~cITIsH AND IRISH MAGNETIC TLGp~ The Lord Chancellor took his seat at five O'clock. Viscount DURGANNON gave notice that, on Fridgy he should ca.11 attention to the case of I5saaeTayilor, d'toote man, convicted at York nassizes of freboniousl pantwo gther powder in a house at Rtoth~erham 25yplcnggn Numerous petitions were ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE DEFAULTERS.-On Wednesday morning last, the pre- siding justices at the Borough Police Court, in compliance with an application from Mr. Hoyle, colector to the Local Board of Health, granted summonses against eighty eight persons for the non-payment of the Local Board rates. THE Tows HALL-The block plan for the new Town Hall was received from Mr. Scott on Thursday. He pro- ...

... I U&S T 1 HTS PROCEEDINGS. IN BOTH HOUSES. (BY BiM10 AN D NMNATaso TONAL n EOAP1.) HOUSE OF' LORDS. The Lord OhanCellor took ?? seot on tho weolsack at fivo o'clock. THE REVISED CODE AND PUPIL TBACORS. The Earl of DERBY complained of the rtcles of tho rovired codo affecting pupil toechers who had nearly soered thoir apprenticeship, and also of the penalties for not having pupil teachers when ...

... LATEST AND TE LEGRAPHIC NE WS. fNAXAL ArPOINTMENTS.-To be captalnl, Lord Gifferd, the Tribhne, ceommieoned; his Serene 5igbness Ernest Prince of Lelnigen, to the Magt. elenno, coiMssloned. poSrOFFICE ROBBSRY. -William O'BrIen, a ter carrier and sorter in the General Post-office, ,,a brought up yvs~enrdy at the Capel-street police- ofce Dublil, charged with stealing twelve letters, the property ...

... | THE SEND LIFE GUARDS. We (Globe) have every reason to hope that a very serious clroumtaneewhich sleatated to have occurred lately at Windsor, in one of her Majesty's household regiments, will be mde the menF Of restoring the corp~s to the p~ositl It ought to hold In the army, and whioh fewv yeus duce-it did hold. For a eon siderable time the 2nd LUfe Guards, as a regiment, ?? been gos down ...

... . - : and TO ITIn EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL XBROVATY, ine, Gentlemen,-I ihall be obliged if yon will insert 11f, In sour paper the accempanying letters from Mr. ,. lna Eome the chairren of the Looal Examination oth Ooiamlftee, and myselt. The proposal has received ?? Ofuppot. puilomeeting will 5 . Presently boheld, when it will be brooght forward rtn O .N. WATIIRHOU . ig, TO SAMUEL 1IOLNE, ES1Q ...