... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1842. ?? Monday ev~nin,. 1asf. the first of afv nighst dicuai-n On o th o, place It tle ?? J. Q Rumit8lI yng . o5 ?? ?? - ' -- _Mr. J. Q Rlursall -~ a, ,a 'poltieoo Newintn h pu--ant-- a349 :oMl~..andthat humble nspiraint after holy Orders, mmi perl' The ot it antlebr, Mr. J~mhmm Brindley. The former unmetlcoo crc >f hetruth of the science, and the latter that it I) ...

... MKULWM IN paaRVO. At tho Leeds, municipal sevision, last week,there we~re OnJy E 78 chlmais and 47 objection8. 0] 1 Aproalhas been made-t ersot a mronurnanklo Dr. Southoy M in Redoifre Chureb. ths lf ativ ciy.P 4 I ,satd In th5M 3filg JMilf, that140 Ilwvaare annually A ro. Sacrificed by wha ?? th. It Is not poverty so mucha& pretence thbar. distresoies a ruined at 29man ; the struggle between ...

... ST. HELENS. .RTY.-Of Tuesday eiea5ng seonnll CHORcH TXA PARTy.-On Tuesday evening se'riaflht. a tea UOU1I arty was held in the ?? of St. Mary's huiv.S. ry Wlsen's. to defray e trifling debt of the Infant Scheole, which site I were Intended to be self-suppiorttiig by small weekly contribu- Th tions. but against which there was a balance of about £25. actr About thirty tables were laid for the ...

... IRISH MUNICIPAL REFORMI BILL. g A Public niqetiug of the Inhabitants wns hold yesterday in tha ir Sesn-sue ?? VlsEvq. the fssyvr; in the choir, to consider thu pfopriety oif petit onling Parliamont In favurn of the bill for reforming Mbivicipal Corporations fin lre. :o with at relpi~i.tlonl very nunteroust~ end respectab ly usirned, and SincludIng the nakmes of almost ulg te liberal members Df ...

... es-rna-lr t . ! , Cor-a'ta ing SOMETHING THAT DlEtRVW S TO BE: lU;Ow8 was I 1AsNyxa HZwDrtm,-S-rsnMg things ame turnino u We've a now Rectur--One ofe' Veangelfo ,-_and isia Ebe Iflrdens are eending ots of sutlnteonsas to thoe 7iks o le- _ i1t ntreyrt ?? Church-rates. OuFreld Reettar, lb hotiit. * rest,-never breeke thepeof, 7fepiriht this :Q inv 6 ,et ?? said ho was moK adifcat- -he Bible asay ...

... MffL.WVI7. L PAkvo. As motio- Mr. Thomas 11i1l, tho original of Mr. Poole's farce of i il ravour of Pry, died oct his lodgings in the Adelptoi feet work, at the adt. In O acd oigo of eighty years. fie waos well known in tilhe Ijterar kof n, twh rt ?? world, and reinarkable foor his fund of aneedoto5 long, for men and smaners, Hils singular propensity of prying in~ 5 he ro~om eveotiswhether ...

... . Tue 8SaEr CONCLAVE THAT EXCLUDES RNPORrrS. aTuesdaY last theusual meetingof this board was held. The v ?? occupied the chair, end the whole of the ~ere were present, with the exception of the following gen- Brooks, Messrs. J. N. Holmes, W. Ilen- de-0~ T HEt W ORKHEiOlISE . Tbo workbouge return for the woek ending 29th Juno, showedl tiat there were 1598 Dauperg in the house, who cost 2s. ltd ...

... ite Ibetrpsl tiMercury. FFARIAY JANU.AAY l, 31 THE WAREHOUME JOBBERS THE SELFISH PETTY PRINOES As we anticipated, the warehouse jobbers have carried itbollow against the merchants; or,as Mr. Rid!. Harbord calls them the selfish petty princes, of 'Liverpool. At 1 the meeting of the Council on Friday last, the result ofI fthe interview between the Dock Committeeand i deputa- t tion with the ...

... At the uarial weekly meeting held yesterday, the following members were preent:-Memssr. Moore, Barclay. Holt, Holmes Middleton, Sam t.oyneux, hiulley, Evans, Tobin, Bold, Kel' dali Ripley, Nicol. Royden, ?? the services Drendered by the lire-beets ilurlug the past year was bubrillted to 0the committee. Fronm this it appeared that tho Miagazines lit,. 5boat had assisted 9 vessels; the roint of ...

... itr ~tberpoul dtr~ttlrv, SALUS POPUl Lt 8#PEZM4. FRIDAY. OTBER 31, 1845, i- - ., . . THE RAILWAY KING AND HIS COURTIBRS. It would be absurd to affect to speak slight. ingly of such a man as Mr. Hudson. His extraordinary talents and success in railway business are matter of national, almost of Euro- pean, notoriety. For ourselves, the sense we entertain of the value and importance of rail- way ...

... MADAGASCAR. I We have been favoured with a copy of the St. Helena Gazette of the N1th of August, which, in an 3 extract from the Sntinel de Maurice of 30th June, 1 lives an account of the exp-ulsion of European tra- d hers from Madagascar, and the bombarding of' the l battery, at Tamatave, by her Majesty's ship Con- ,way, in conjunction with the French Corvettes, Berceau and Zeled. The ...

... RAILWAY INTELLIGENCL recmil GRkAND JUNCTION RAILWAY. the anc The htrslf-yolarty speial general mneetting of the proprietors of g this oympanY was bald Onk Friday. at the cotton Salerwooe a. eei, Chalsli5LIMM110cloyII,, chairman1111 of the board of th directors, r Inthe ieh~hir. £10 ae The CHIRM~MAN, after reading -the voilge mummonieg the Ato gal it meeting, called upone Mr. Booth to read the ...