... ?? l frnF OMTi OF THE DEE. 1I0 I~~nY3PTn t3MTOES O THlE LrvERPOOL 3mrXCuRY. .ec,-Tbe letter in your issue ot Feb. 24, yV extract from. a speech of the Duke of mazde at a meeting of traders and *Va' red.ec at the Grosvenor Hotel, 3 the 18th February, deecrves some I' ai ) nmonas represents the feeling nor is the prediction of a tt: rstepayers endorsin the senti- ' r ,ee ed by the Duke of ...

... 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 ...

... IFX~tt82gt tiV~1~00 19ityo knerfurg4 I SAWlS POPUL LEX SUfBKRA. In the House of Lords, yesterday, Lord Salisbury moved a vote of censure on the Government for their policy respecting Egypt and the Soudan. In the House of Commons, the debate on Sir Stafford North- cote's motion with the same object was resumed. In the House of Lords the prin- cipal speakers were the leader of the Oppo- sition, ...

... h~ODG~AND NORTH-WET RAILWAY. The report of the directors to-be submlte to the proprietors at the balf-yearly general neeting, on the 17th Febrary, shows that the tffic e- ceipts, incliding rents, &f, amounted, to I £5,412,415, being a decrease of £45,238 on the year. The profit on the had-year's working was £2,177,153. a decreae of £1t,91L. The net poi of the half-year available furinoet and ...

... ijp. PUAL AND CORPORATE sLUARIES. DREM S OF TH1{ ;tJv=POOL MSRIURL ?? emO-' is evidently unpleasant to many ,or City Council to be brought directly in La4. rith a mo0tion that would, if carried, 5 ete V°T' desirable effect of preventing any in- ~ao in t~e' r.a leo of officials who are already in s. no pi rein~nenition for their services. ' ciud be raid to be fairly prosperous there A,5 eO. .Jv ...

... 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 ...

... CHiESHILE DAIRY EARMING. TO TEE EDITORS3 OF THE LavxapOOL Recnta. Gentlemen,-A ramble along the highways and byways, whether in the well-timbered districts of Delamere Forest or the sparsely-timbered nooks of the hundred of Wirral, affords abundant interest to the lovers of nature at any time of the year. The berries of the holly and the hawthorn are plentiful, and give a warm colouring to the ...

... ORRESPO-NDE , .'rtki to return communiratlions of ?? ute ^ fto 3, l-relvefs. Commuunications , s w-.tten iink, and ou me' s''1id 9lways *i'o ?? uth inicreaises the difficuty b triY W * fl ' mhpover is intendedfor i-: 5,1 *tie avhi ,nticatCed by the name an~d hee:5i 'en .e;,r-ro ulecevvad-ily for pni~lorz- , ,c-tcee ,,f .,good faith Letters net ;i~~ ?? t 1,iaci;;; as~n edi for insertion, and,' ...

... I LOCAL NEW , . I The Cmr Snsiosas. -We understand that official intimation has been given that the City Sessions fixed to commence to-morrow (Thum- day) have been postponed till a date not yet ascertained. Under these circiumstances, the attendance of jurors will in the meanwhile be dispensed with; but as the sessions cases will, according to law, come on for bearing before the judges of ...

... The annual meetine of the Church Pastoral Aid Society took place last evening, at Hope Hall, the Bishop of Liverpool presiding. Amongst those present were the Revs. Canon Lefroy, Canon Woodward, J. Barbidge, FL Hobson, F. U. Eyre, and Dr. Hyde: Mr. EL Whitley, M.P, Mr. W. Bonghton, and others. Letters of apology were read from the Revs. R Saltbouse, Major Lester,' and A. E. Barnes-Lawrence; ...

... SPECK TELEGRAMS &cI I .1 en ?? At ?? (Cork) Petty Sessions, yesterday, ian Patrick Leary was committed for trial on the is charged attempting to blow up Mil-street-Police rr. ?? C; The Dean and Chapter of Canterbury held a he meeting yesterday, at which it was resolved to i he adopt precautionary measures in addition to those - to taken by the police for the protection of the cathe- in dral ...

... 0 TH BISH1OPUFPI1POT- ?? Last everinz, the Tight Rev. ?? i of Rip-on (Dr. W. Lord Carpenter i lecture in the Musie Bali, Caa : - Birkenlhead, in connection with t. t. Church Institute. The hail was'a : ladies and gentlemnen. The Rev. C wi -i vicairof Christ Church. Claughtun, p- | amongst those present were. the E Saumnare7 Smith, Dr. A. Krnox. T. M - Charles Fenton, R. Linton, (. C. i ...