... A SERIOUS QUESTION FOR LIVERPOOL. • _ not worth Ave vears' purchase • say those who ought wU informed. Vulgarly speaking, Liverpool has been sold those who have undertaken to advocate her cause. Interests, apart from the interests of the town, have been ...

... j at No. 1, Downing-street, the same that he was at No. 3, Downing-street— a puzzle. But is it necessary that he should speak out to enable us to understand what we are at war for ? For our own parts, we fancy that we quite com- prehend the matter ...

... that one who had been many years courting Thalia should suddenly try to get a flirtation with her sister Melpomene. * * To speak in a style most the gentlemen will understand—l know you, officers of the dramatic customs, will not allow ' King be smuggled ...

... of Stores. Mr. Godlev's name not alto- gether unknown to fame. He was the piime agent ! in the Canterbury failure—we are speaking, course, of Canterbury in New Zealand. Mr. Glad-1 stone took him warmly by the hand, and has en- ! oeavoured every way to ...

... little known. In advocating the people's I rights, it is his intention call their attention duties and trusts that, whilst speaking the plain truth, fearless offence, will be regarded one who, having undertaken a duty, is ready to fulfil it, long sees a ...

... the Russians Sapoun-gora. on the south bank of the Great Harbour, and just the right of Careening Bay. Hie despatches now speak of the two redoubts as having been taken ; despatches from the camp had previously informed us that, early in May, the enemy ...

... Dingle with the first copies of the Bible printed Irish that were circulated there. And when said that Mr. Gayer could not speak the Irish tongue, was not going to give them explanation of how it was that there was only one Protestant church there, and ...

... to-day forwarded to each of them. Authentic information has reached me that the protocol contains a passage in which Count Buol speaks of Austria the ally of the Western Powers; but it would, perhaps, have been more correct had she been styled their well-wisher ...

... Sunday the other two divines excused themselves from preaching, the ground that they had' no sermons with them. 14 Can't you speak to , asked one of the laity. such a place this, have you nothing to say to us that ;>ur hearts are thirsting to hear ? The ...

... passing over the Chisenhale Bridge, nd, after getting about half way down the street, was ccoated by a woman. He stopped to speak with her, 'hen the prisoners and another m*n rushed upon him. [he prisoners gripped his throat until he was nearly hrottled ...

... the for greater part of the Russians were killed outright by the bayonet, and the number wounded is, therefore, not worth speaking of—followed alinMt by the losses at Kertch, Genitchi, and Soujoukkaleh, have not failed to make a most painful impression ...

... on jobs. But the Howell case—the Ramsay case ? Sir Thomas Troubridgb is one of the appointments : he is heroone is bound to speak with reverence of him ; but has lost both legs; and is there way of' | rewarding such a man but putting him into an office ...