... Caorrpon~ence. POOP-RATES ON SMALL HOUSES, d TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL 1ERCORE.r t GENTLEMEN,-YOUr correspondent who begins wit; the foregoing words in your paper of last week, seems to wish to be thought the poor man's friend; but [very much doubtI tet. I this is not a cloak for self interest. They who advocate the pro1 n posed bill have no intentions of oppressing the poor, but are as ...

... There is now before Parliament one of the most impu- dent and barefaced attempts at wholesale jobbing that ever disgraced the annals of legislation. It is in the shape of ...

... IVlULTUlII IN PAILVO. -sA . r .A. 1 . 1k AA..- S In the will of tho late Mr. Alkwright oceurs the followingline, c bie the osnt eloquent nnd impressive that ever Nwas written in nny r he languago,-' I bequeath to my ion-in-law, Sir Rt. Wigram, ONE i M i :41LLION STEn.LINO. V Two beautiful specimens of needlework, in the shape of arair oft ttoman, gwithasutitable inscrioption, lave been ...

... X±ttterd. MALEBOLGE, THE LIVERPOOL OBSERVATORY. ; r doubt na', frien', you think ye'rc nao sheep-shank, Since you bavo got a Secrelarsv'e rank ! .But gin yc'vo read oale half aa mauch as nme- . Though faith that day, I doubt, yell niever see- .There'll be, if that date coma, 171l wad a hoddle, So6me fewrer wbigenelceriea in your aoddle. r Buer~s, (urue lietnlid poeela.) To the EDIIOBlS of thc ...

... .- . t THE PROBABLE ELECrION.-ELECTORS E tLOOK OUT A-HIEAD! I The opinion is general that there will be an elec- Itr tion in a very short time. It is believed that Sir th us Robert Peel's proposals, in reference to the cornPI laws, will go far enough to ofend the ultra protec. ne tioninterest, unless such compensation beoflered, de at the expense of the public, as will offend the free C ...

... 3?3trIteirIie?af, &r. a Wircasar licsoL.-TisO aifalog. of this school have got Into or |Chancesy. In Vicc-Chancollor W~igram's Court, yosterdayr week, fl3C-p,~ Wh ithe Attorney.General appeared InoupporS of a bill of Infoermn- 3 36-v. Or| tion, loetiltuted by hir. Winch, teocscertain whether certain.,ands 'w ?? in Wailajey, applicable to the maintenance of the sohool and the t:|income arising ...

... - I__RAILWAY INTELIGENCE. THE; GZtoT NORT OV ENrGLAND RITVAy.-The Ie Midland Company bas come to a unanimous decision sf to confirm the agreement entered into by the directors a i, for the leasing and purchase of the Great North of Eng- it land line. d JUNCTION OF NEWCASTLE WITH LIVERPOOL AND MAN- 8 1 CyIsTER.-This great object, which has long been de- s sired by the leading merchants and ...

... xiX uber-poyl26~tft'9 SA4UB PVflN)'ULI LE1X SUPRESIA. FRIDAY. DACKWBER 6. 1844. BATHE AND PUBLIC WALKS FOR THE POOR.I The philanthropic movement in which Liverpool was one of the first to take the lea ...

... ZIULTUtX IN PAUVC. l An Arnerican paprsys TeGra esenbouh c vr- re 1ouse and Illatiard's3, stolen nuantity of, sove.rcigll a; ~t IcI Iit.nd Jo re then. iccatuised. Thi Sunerthy ovllben pley nb hack (Is ...

... | By way of a eounterpoise to the public meeting held in Clayton-square, on Monday week,-which all parties were invited to attend without distinction-the Tories had ...

... ?? - -r-ationd. In- - ?? W. SPAIN. bil tat The Madrid Gazette of the 30th ult. publishes tho treaty con- nol eoluded between Spain and Morocco, signed by the Plenipotentia- wb ho rice of the two count ...

... The ConsulofEngland, Prussia, Prance, Austri.1, and Russia, resident at Beyrout, have addressed a strong remonstrance, dsted May 3, to the Capttan Pacha, rlativeto the state o the slb Lebanon, ...