COMPOSED FOR.THE.PRESENT EMPEROR. Gott! erhalte unsern Kaiser, Unsern. Kaiser Ferdinand. Reich' o Herr! dem guten Kaiser Heine starke Vaterhand ! Wie em n zweiter Vater schalte Er an deiner Statt im Land! Ja den Kaiser, Gott! erhalte Unsern Kaiser Ferdinand. God preserve our Emp

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pensive it was even now .to effect the registration of thewotzrs limited in number as they were, they must see that a universal registration mutt present obstacles too great to be surmounted. He believed, moreover, that the people would exercise their franchise carelessly, and t

We are already overwhelmed with the . favours ( some questionable) of engaged or promising Subscribers, and it is necessary, on the grounds of convenience to them and justice to the public, to state very clearly, the course which the Mercury will adopt, in reference to this depa

Fashions of the Month. The costume of the promenade is with difficulty determined at this season; the leaders are either decidedly out of town, or appear only towards evening amongst the incogniti of Brompton and Little Chelsea. It is settled, however, that the collars of the mo

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1836. O'CONNELL AND THE FACTORY CHILDREN. One of the Provincial Papers, which treats as incredibly absurd, the charge which is current in Yorkshire and Lancashire, against Mr. O'Connell, in reference to his vote on the Factory Question, has, at length, called

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18th Regiment of Foot—Assistant Surgeon Donald M'Kinley, M. D., to be Surgeon, vice Davies, who retires; Staff-Assistant Surgeon Charles Cowen to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice M'Kinlay. 35th Foot—Staff-Assistant-Surgeon Archibald Gordon, M. D., to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Milne,

We announce to-day the death of General Sir Charles Grenville, Colonel of the 38th Regiment. The last vacant Colonelcy was, we believe, filled up by that extraordinary politician, General Sir Rob. Wilson, formerly an ultra Whig or Radical, now an ultra Tory. — We cannot refrain

Mr. O'Connell professes himself willing to provide for the Irish poor—but he dislikes the principle of the old English poor-law. His poor-law, he declares, should consist in good government, and in a heavy tax on absentees, for the benefit of the unemployed poor. But why does Mr