... 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 ...

... 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- ...

... | 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 ...

... I NEW YORK, FEB. 27. This brief letter must be accepted as the prepara- tion for a longer epistle, whioh may be ?? of the most important details of miiltary movements on the Potoma. The press is bound in a rigid censorship, which, indeed, Is submitted to by the people of the North with a very good grace, because they expect to be astonshed and delighted by intelligence of signal suocesses when ...

... 8A.tUS POPULI LEX SDPRJMA. DOMESTIC. A Cabinet Ccuncil was held on Saturday afternoon. The expectation that the temporary dis- franchisement of Wakefield would stem the current of electoral corruption in that borough was not well founded. It is stated by the Liberal party in Wakefield that during the recent election the Tories were busy at their old game, unimproved by their brief ...

... * I D MR. O.WARD TH1E istmdINPRESIDENCY.~ We take fto folluio.g from a NI4w York journal: -It .appeare that an itoration hd beer formed in this city, bearing hi sta!e. the avowed object of whieh was to urge Mr. SeTwd arinomination f1r the next presidency, and he wre isefornte by letter ot the faict; but It wil be a enen that In toue auvmot tone, yet with admirab>le dignity, he announces h~s ...

... ITREATMENT OF PRISONERS IN AMERIOA. STATEMENT OF CAPTAIN 0. BARKLEY, OP THE S0HOONER E. MIDDLETON, OF CHALESTON, B.C. ' Ileft NorthEdistoat fiep.m.onathe20thAagust, 18G1, bound to Liverpool, with a eargo of turpentlne and rosin, and having one passenger, Mr. Bernard' Coogan. Atdaylightnextrmorningsaw asbsp Inshore of aUs, distant about ten miles, wind very IIgh t the- time. At eleven a.m. she ...

... II .. . . _ . E0TMENTsT.-At the Town Hall, on Thursday last, Patrick 6illigan was summoned by Robert Gerrard for refusing to give lup possession of a cottage occupied by him, in Back Cleaver. street. The-defendant had rim into arrears, and neglected a notice to quit which had been served upon ?? was or- dered to give up possession In a week. FELONY FRO31 A PUBLIC-HOUsE.-At the Town Hall, on ...

... I EEOROLOGIOAL RESULTS I Deduced from observatione taken at the Iverpool Obervatory deulng the week ending S tay, March 15, 1862. Latitude, 539 24' 48 W. Longitude, 3' 0' 1' W. STATE OF THE ATMOSPHER. At One ?? p.m. Greenwih Mmucl, h i. De1. Dog. D Sunday. ?? D2.281 . .. 5. Monday ?? 10 29.974 ., 58a , , 10.1 7.6 Tuesday ?? I 9.7 . .. ?? 6.2 . 8.1 Wednesday..1 ,. 29.81 ., s. ?? 13.7 57 ...

... ANUAL NATIONAL SOIRE,. Lst evening, the anniversary of the patron sint of Ireland was celebrated by a national soiree, heol in the Concert Hall, Lord Nelson-street. The hail was crowded In every part, and the audience showed by the enthsiasm they displayed throushoat the proceedings their foil apprelation of the event which they had met to celebrate. The Rev. Father Nugent presded, and amongst ...

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