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... As we are much more gratified when we have an oppor- tunity of commending than of censuring the conduct of pub. I lio men, we have great pleasure in noticing a recent act of liberality on the part of the present Ministers, who have advised his Majesty to order measures to be taken to, enable the proprietors of estates in Ireland, forfeited by attainder, and where the reversion or remainder is ...
... D - LADY PFNPtIl'\'S Hi'11.1, Me IIs. Furey, 10,)00c, with a or af Otir?, r - lue blrs.I ar Benjamin W~iatt, Eiq. I0OOUl te Jannes Greeofieldt:. ...
... HOUSE OF LORDS. r On WEDATESDA Y, June 23. . On the motion of the Ea1rl of LTCacFIUD, the Post-office Acts Repeal Bill. the Franlzing Bill, the - Post-office Management Bill, the Postage Ditties a Bill, and thbe Post-office Offenees Bill, were severally a read a third time and passed. In answer to a question from the Duke of Rich- f Mond, The Earl af LiesiF.ar3 stated that an nct was about to ...
... Comd.ponlunte, V THE REV. AUGUSTUS CAMPBELL. To the EDITOR of the LIVERPOOL ALBION. SIR,-Some time in the year 1794, a young friend of mine, taking an active part in a riot at the Edin- burgh Theatre, received sundry severe contusions on e his cad. Nor was this the whole of his troubles. l No sooner was he in a state to be moved from his lodgings than he was brought, as a culprit charged with ...
... THlE DINNER. i The annual dinner took place at Lucanss Reposi- D tory, Great Charlotte-street, in the evening. It was ir most numerously and respectably attended, the large and splendid room being nearly filled. About .500 srgentlemen sat down to an excellent dinner, provided by Mr. Horn, of the Mersey Hotel. The chair was 3, occupied by Lord Stanley, the president of the 3Ysociety, who was ...
... 'NORTHERN HOSPITAL. LEEDS-STREET. Monh'ly Report, 31st October. i*.R d Monthly Rpr,3s coeianl, Accidents ~Adm~ittred is October. 1,Acdnswithout rece)mmcitdation . AlMedical and Surgical cases Vvithout ...
... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1839. s Musical Intellig6nce.--The award of prizes by the , Liverpool Beef Steak Club was given at a meeting of 0 the club held on Saturdav last. The sald m-1d ?? Ioe ciun hnei on baturday last. The gold medal, value in £20, was gained by the glee entitled The Madrigal of re the Seasons, composed by Mr. Thomas Forbes Walmis- de ley, Westninster ;and our ...
... -h =broy Mecr. -.i SAUTS POPULI LEX SUPREAA. FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1834. REPEAL OF THE UNION BETWEEN ENGLAND AND I IRELAND. I S su After a patient and protracted discussion, which o. en cupied six nights. to the utter exclusion of all other public Nco business, Mr. O'Connell's motion has been negatived by lm a prodigious and overwhelming majority, which will th for ever set the question at resfin the ...
... IMPORTANT TO MIUN-ICIPAL VOTERS. -, . -, . To secure a vote at the next municipal election, the following is the necessary qualification, nanely- The occupation on the ensuin 31st August.land during the twvo preceding year-, of a house, w reiiouse, counting- house, or shop, wvithin the hrouch forrwhich the occu- pier is rated, and on which il rates due thereon, except those bccoming due within ...
... (RATUITOUS SUPPLE, !NENT. With the Mlercury of Frilay next, 28th inst., we shnll d~O present a SUPPLEMNIENT of four paces,grntis, in order Ei to put our readers in possession of a full repo; t of the as- size intelligence of the week, and to inumre the insertion of N as great a variety na practicable of general news. be As is our usual custom, the Supplement will be printed in on a stamped ...
... THE DlISTRESSED AND EXILED POLES. With the solitary exception of the editor of the Liverpool Standard, who says, with a sneer, that v wherever the Polish exiles go, a curse goes with r them,' the conductors of the English press have s entered very warmly into the cause of the exiled and d proscribed Poles, whose fate is contemplated with t2 sorrow and sympathy by every man who has the least ...
... METEOROLOGICAL DIARYj 1SI2. - . : I _, . . .. , . Fromn April 7 to AJril fcltsive. Bar. | TVer. W'mnd. A?17,ceilcseus Re7*arks. ESE iClmdy-*- 1te drdpping of rain. 7 g9-80 : ~ 5 Forenoouclbudymistygentlebreeze. 470 E Afternoon cAoudt, breeze. Evening ;tu 29 79t _dark, cold fiesh breeze.-RaiA 225 E Cloudy, coldbreeze. Began to clear. 29.98 4 about noon ;tafternoon bright, dense 44° BD clonds. ...