... ig TO TME IMnOns OF TRE MVERPOOL MiERCURY. 3 Gentlemen,-The prominence you have giveu to the important question of being able to preserve ie green and succulent vegetable matter for an in- ie definite time, and presentable to cattle at all s' times, like rep'lar roots, must be my excuse for asking a small space in your paper to discuss the question. 1 I have often wondered why those who have ...

... - . i Po a; 11 iicorrespondeuts must write On o02r BSlasof the of paper uliy, or their letters frill be rejected. fa WNr carinot publish asy letter unless ?? writer send th his RMaL NAM S ASD ODtestS5, not necessarily for pub- licatissl, burns a Guaracenee of good faith. pe The ?? CTeInror undertake to returnt rejected corn- bei munuicatloces lneder anvoircurnstances. sean all ?? A NDs SON.-1 ...

... The folloswing is a list of new patents furnished i5 by Messrs. Hughes and Son, patent agents, 5, a. Chlancery-lane, London:- 1 Edward Edmunds, of Newport. engineer: For an 2 invention of improvements in meanis or apparatus employed in the mnantufacture of steel or iron.. re, Abraham Wyke Harrison, of Atbergaveriny, mechani- ig cal engineer ' Fur an invention of - improvements in ig trouser ...

... .'T'EE BARRY DOCK SFI E1ME AND.ITS DIFFI'umLrls. ENCROACHMENT ON THE COMMON RIGHTS AT CADOXTON. MRtEI'IG OF PAtISEBIONFRS. A well-attended meeting of parishioners end others interested in land at Cadoston was held a; ihe B-oard SchoAl of that village nn Friday night, ,-for the purpose of considering the desirability of stopping further darmnge done on the cuinmon. It appears ?? the Barry Dock ...

... a XI-IJ -t -.nx Ofl1 aav 11AMIhu e Isibeeclaiation ot daauyjnom iwc Afly mecet: yet ihey ' le rer psuse to think orreflect upou the muse of tlis feeling. g It Lucy arise from aluaurish alie impure blood, which, if neglted ittl eforerunner of serious and chrouic disorders. sa Tbia w sry and tired feeling is nature warning us that there is somethijn lyrong, )which Dlust be set right, or a ...

... NE WPORT SaIPOWNERS' ASSOCIA- .ITIUN. jr-- - isa ANOTHER SHORT-WEIGHT QUESTION. Fig The members of this association held a meeting n on Wednesday afternoon at the Chamber of Com- no merce, Dock-street. Mr. T. E. Watson presided, Id andi there were present _Messrs. T. Mawson, E. n Ieynon, T. Jones, A. Goss, M. Mardey, G. E. er Martyn,T. H. Moody, J. Rennie, J. H. Carney, and iR. L. Watson, ...

... THE EARL OF YARBOROTGH'S I FOXHOUNDS. ?? I-4.._JA A -- AL ?? -T - S -AHALilA s The meet on Saturday was at Newsham Lodge, at the I north end of Brocklesby Park. The field included the d Earl of Yarborough, the Covntess of Yarborough, Major a. C. Uppleby, J.P. (Barrow Hall), the Rev Cecil t Legard (Healing Manor), Herr Shaviel, Messrs Brooks, . Lieutenant Swallow, Mr MoVicar, Mr J. B. Swallow, ...

... Since the terrible massacres incidental to the sc Indian Mutiny, it may be questioned whether any in c event has occurred in the military history of this tI Y country calculated to cause so poignant arid wide- rE i spread a feeling of sorrow, and so deep and general a a sense of personal loss throughout the nation as L S the disaster which it is our painful duty to announce ui to-day. The fall ...

... GLEANIN GS, All but three of the forty m-embers in tics xaness0 Senate are lawyers. A boy mesmerist from B'ostoni is doing wonderful thingsI in New York. The claimant to tics Tiichborne estates visited Shlcetfi and Rotherham on Monday night. Ladiy Payne Franklin hats presentedI a handsomely-carved reredos for Tiirek parish cli scrl, by Duimini, of Florence. Tico ice bridge at Niagara this ...

... A crowded and enthusiastic meeting of the electors of the newI borough of Fuliam was held last bight, to hear an address from Mr. G. W/. Russell, M.P., who is a candi- date for tile representation of that constituency in the next Parliament, The chair was occupied by Mr. J. Napier Higgins, Q.O,, who was supported by Sir Chas W. Dulke, iH.P, and Mr. J. B. Firth, Hf.P.-After an address by Hr. ...

... WEATHE R FOREASTS T l I Cotlaod, N ?? ozuth .westerlyand MIIl - F 0. Scotland, N ?? Fouth weterlyand s ly 1. Seotland, ?? ., to fresh or strong - fair rid 2, itagland, N.E. Southlwesterly or s luther cler,,i ., 1'nglaod, E lair, cool, bhazy ;thenr weet.'r4cI Jmilder, perhaps sh e ?? 4. DIED. CONTMEs. {South. westerly andh s '.o5the , 6, EnglandS. (Loi. Same as Nos, 2 an6' don & Channel.) 6. ...

... LIVERPOOL PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. )w- Meyerbeets Overture to his brothers tragedy did Struensee opened and the Cornelius of March of Mendelssohn closed the ninth concert Ps, of the Philharmonic Society, which took place ,en last night. Within the limits marked by the on Overture, which is of strong dramtic signifi- to canue, and the more famili March, which by is in Mendelssohn's most joyous ...