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... anxious to say a few words to you on the occasion of our removal here, when the school has entered upon a new stage iu its life, and when we may hope to see its sphere of use. fulness largely developed. The council and ()their!, have hitherto felt great ...
... NEW LANDING STAGE. On Tuesday morning, this tupend .us construction was launched from the dock which it had been built, and took iU station for permanent u>c opposite the orge’s Pierhead. The embankment which kpt the water from the stage was removed, ...
... circular all their political kindred, in the hope of ogam be, able raise the wind keep the eacitemcnl of former years 111 the registration court*. THE LIVERPOOL MAIL. TUESDAY, MAY I?. 1842 musical and dramatic chit chat. Mr. Willoughby app»ir«*J Fridtv at Mi** ...
... our Protestant fiieuds would enrol themselves members mir association, that may, with the blessing of upon our Kbou%, such bold stand for the truth, .torn tone to time, that it may eventually reach the legislature, and through them the ‘.overnment, t ) prevail ...
... make the greater part of the extra men into established officers, and tfl employ none else; so that all may have-the same small fixed salary to keep their families from want in slack times, and, when gluts of shipping arrive, they could place two or three ...
... Holy Scripture, or may be proved thereby.*—Art, VII. *’ lean scarcely hope that this superficial reply to questions which it would require volume discuss will appear to you either sufficient or satisfactory. But, such as it is, it may serve to suggest thoughts ...
... THE LIVERPOOL MAIL, SATURDAY, MAY 31,1845. RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE. M. Arago, in giving an account of his recent experiment with the electric telegraph, estimates the rapidity of transmission at the rate of 32,000 leagues per hour. According to Captain Laws ...
... the guild of literature and art. The objects which Mr. Dickens and his friends have in riow, in connection with the proposed guild of li?era*un and art, ought by this lime to be tolerably familiar to the public who take an interest the literature of this ...
... THE LIVERPOOL MAIL, SATURDAY, MAY 16,1857. THE MANCHESTER ART TREASURES EXHIBITION. jCocal Some house* eourae of erectioi, near Etrerton-road, were the extent of £3OO bj fire on Thoreday. - ~ - r The Turkish frigate Bahri, eailed from the Mersey A surgeon ...
... the same time the duty ch irgeable upon the importation of such merchandise may be augmented by such sum as shall be equivalent for the Expenses which the system of Excise may entail upon the British producer.” Finally, we can but briefly note that except ...
... Society of Arts.—Kxaminations in Liverpool.— The local board for conducting these examinations in Liverpool met yesterday in the Clarendon Rooms, South John-street, the Rev. J. 8. Howson, M.A., in the chair, when the requirements of the Society of Arts were ...
... convicts, that we could supply you, without the least inconvenience to ourselves, with any number of felons that may be necessary to keep your police in practice. Indeed, if you send your convicts here, we propose to repay you in your own coin, and transport ...