... DDIIUCED FROM OBSERVATION8 TAKEN AT TEII LIVERPOOL OBSERVATORY. Latitude, Z8' 24' N. Longitude, 3' 41 W. BfAOMMM. T8PNURATURE. Montb n@gfi g Dec. Inch, mob. Ineh.c Dog. Deg. De5. Deg. Mondaj 90 80.44 j .SO 00.408 87.0 81,8 . 80.2 Tuenda)81 li0.48 80.27 80.8S0 56.1 80.0 82a0 89.1 January. I Wednes. 1 80.27 80.21 80.246 82.9 28.2 80.d I 89.1 Thure .2 80. 8 30.22 80.824 88.6 25.4 29.56 89.0 ...

... I TO THE ED uIttO OF ?? LIVERPOOL MEROURY. Cientlemien,-rcrtnit too to draw the attention of niany of your readors who are living in luxury and are strangers to care, to the large muinsor (nnfortunately) of respect- hio, edcilated, nid well-conducted mal, who day by day are traversing the streets of this towis vainly seeking some hind of employmentt. Lot not the appeal be replied to in ouch ...

... DEFALCATIIONS OF A PUBLIC I OFFICER AT SOUTHPORT. p -0- COMMITTAL OF THE PRISONER FOR TRIAL. 3 Yesterday, Thomas Brown Hodgkinson? late r chief clerk in the aervice of the corporation at I Soutbport, wasbrought up at the Southport Town Ball, on remand, charged with having embezzled moneys at various times amounting in the aggregate 3 to about 8000. The amounts alleged to have been ...

... To the eye of the statesman, the philosopher, the patriot, and, indeed, to the meanest reflective mind, few modern institutions are more interenting, as suggestive of human advancement, than the fire aird life insurance offic(;s. There is a worthy pride in witnessing the noble structures in our capital and chief towns which some of the leadinq offices have reared, thus giving an architectural ...

... A COLLEGE FOR-WOMEN. AnI excellent proect is now on foot for the formation of a college for women which shall hold in relation to girls' schools and home-teaclhing a position analogous to that occupied by the uni- versities towards the Iblhic schools for boys. The cineralcomnmittee the executive committee, anl tilt! Cambridge conmmittee are already formed, and they include the names of many ...

... | A CLERGYMAN'S VIEW OF THE I IRISH CHURCH. The Rev. Philip Hains, vicar of St. George's, Wigan, who was recently threatened by the Church Pastoral Aid Society on account of his open approval of Mr. Gladstone's resolutions on tbe Irish Church, addressed a meeting, at Man- chester, of the Executive Committee of the National Reform Union on Tuesday evening. He spoke at some length on the Irish ...

... I is MARY 'ODDY A LADY ? At the Manchester revision court olne of the claimants was Mary Boddy.' Tlhe revismF; barister,in accordance with the decision hehad rien, directed thaotthe naine hould be struck off.* MiesBecker, who, with several other ladies, had bee prsen sicethe opening of the court and had already had one or two arguments with the revsin bariseracan rose, and addressing tha ...

... Miss Shannon, daughter of the Rev. John Shannon, of this town hars, on examination, been awarded an Arnott Scholarship in the Ladies' College, Bedford-square, London. This scholar. ship entitles her to attend five classes of the college, free of charge, for two years. FATAL ACCIIIDNT AT BiRns:N1iFAD.-On Mon. day last, a labourer, named Rdward Miller whilst employed in the sbipbuilding-yard. of ...

... C d MEETING OF MESSIRS. GLADSTONl' AND GRENFELL'S SUPPORTERS IN TOXTETHP'ARK. dt Itnet evening, a meeting of the siporters of Mc ssrs, Gladstone and Grenfell, tie Liberal ct andida;tes for South west ?? was held in of the Ebeaezer ifall, Mil]ler-street, 'Joxteth-park. d The room was crowded. Mr. Coulicillor AviHon presided, and amongst othors present were, in addition to Mr. Grenfell, the lion ...

... I I .. _ _ _ 1 ?? ~TNw ?? TUWSDAY, JULY 14, EIGHT O'CLK A.M. PlAON. C . T. W. W. . _ D. W. B. S. belS~rS *00120 665 | .E 1 2 N.R. ob .. Aberdeen 18OlOS 61 S I, 1 n.n. b Lltb 160 H 66 N. 2 2 N.M. b ?? . .. 20 216 58 H.N. 1 2 N.E o . 2 essrboro' . 020 64 N.E. 2 3 NM. N.. o 2 XsmoUth.. 801 02 60 W.N.E. 8 4 N. 3 affdor ?? . . . . . . .. ?? .. .. .. .. cushavee . 1 Ardroisus' 8018 i8 6 | E.N 2 4 ...

... A1.1LU.LVL A.. cOO ETD UP To FIBDuAuy 28, 1868. Where two places are mentloned, the lht-namod is that at which the Depot of the Begiment Is mtationod, cAVAILiY. l2nd, ?? but., N. BRnnewiok; lt Life Guards, HlydeParl4 Okatharn. 2nd bat, New- 2nd Do Windeox ?? Itoyal Etoree Grda, Regeut' l7rd,ltbat.Brnbay.Walaer Perk. Ien bat.. iewporp' let Dragoon 13n'ds, Ailderehot 2ith, Ist bat., Malts; ...

... ?? B ¢xP&X . NAU TOUIMMS I I DOMESTIV. Parliament is once more in harness, both houses having re-assembled on Thursday evening. There was a strongimuster of peers, but the only recorded business transactod in the Upper House was a notice by the Marquis of Clanricarde that he intended to re-introduce the bill which le brought in last year for amending the law of tenure in Ireland, The Scotch ...