... I I DELEGATE MEETING, YESTERDAY, OF POOR-LAW GUARDIANS. fi Yesterday, at noon, a meeting of deputations of Boards c of Guardians in this county, was held at the Legh Arms y Hotel, Newton, to take into consideration, and fully discuss, the whole question of county rate exp nditure, L and the best means of effecting a more economic expen- diture. Deputations from the following places were ...

... == DI)SSENTERS' CLAIMS. whi TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY'- bill .Sia,-The editor of tel Examiner in the numnbbr of poy his journal of therdate, of April 13, expresses his surprise mu that the Irish Catholics have not come forward in aid of to the, claims of the English Protestant Dissenters, who heu ate now calling for a redress of their political griev. whil ances. 1 think this ...

... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1841. ClIESTER AND BIRKENHEAD RAILWAY. : The balf'YrlitflY ?? ef tML ahl~ve cornmltfy was held, on be had a 3,,edaywtc_,k. at thle CSlaretidons Rooms. NVItlris~ Dixcu, chair- Eton-hal zosof the bojard, 1J'i-iVld. Tilcrt wvii a full hadtdii~ f r-O an,t11 prirtlfO. asrad by' Mr. Mollhy. l th wv clerk to the wtoe ?? cor. t Te 01 ~rth, that, in i'mul, thle ...

... NotwIthstanding the extraordinary exertions used by the ma- strates to repro an display of party feelin in this town, on n luesdaylat wongre to saythat the town waskeptinaom O plate state of exoltement during the whole day and eventig, al- though thanks to the excellent armngements of our chief tI constab*e, Mr. Whitty, and the zeal and activity of the a officers and men under him, the day ...

... it This fine steamer arrived at Bristol on Wednesday evening. In I n 131 days from New York, which port she left on the 13th instant. i ?? brought 114 passengers, amongst whom were four Bedouin i Ir Arabs, and two bearers of despatches to the Government. A let- d ter from the passengers to Capt. Hoskins will be found in nnother t column. The following Is a copy of her log on the homeward ( ...

... Extract of a letter, dated Port Glasgow. Aug. 15, from Captain Anderis n, oflthe Phlebe, of tincardme :- I have peculiar sa. tisfaction in inforrnning you, that oe the 85th of A tril last, t was t the means, under Providence, of rescuing fro.a lingering death of cold and hunger, fourteen of my fellow creatures, part of the E crew of tile schooner Curlew, from Waterford, bound to St. b John's, ...

... §upert~a 9~afanugrt. .OURSEOFLORDSS. p Uay24. THURSDAY yFe&' PFEU LodMNEG LE. at the r esofLdW ARANCLF1,11 Lord MOhTEAt Lretit tot'1xahesqulr Bls111s till Thursday. h Petitions for the total pepalnof t~hIA Lord CAtISL F ?? re bytho Earl of R eAN tR ~4ot'r expressed deep SYmPathy o and Lerd KNNAIRD- ad said that, if th tatements or the the distres the PO were doubted, he ?? rlg2.~ UJhettr Din ...

... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1837. Annieersary, of ite Pansing of the Beform Act.-Wodnes| day next, the7th instant, being the anniversaryof this great modern event, the Refenrers of St. Anne's Ward intend to 4 honour the day by partaking of a public dinner. Consider- able preparations are being made for the occasion. The Queen's Theatre, which is calculated to accommodate about I nine hundred ...

... ?? BEER SELLERS. To the EDITOR ofthe LIVERPOOL IIERCURY. Slur,-Having addressed you in a former paper to justify the conduct of the B Birkenhead magistrates towards one Mary Hatch, a beer-seller, and seeing by the Mercury of the 19th instant that my opinion as to the propriety of their conduct was then im- pugned by i Constant Reader, I am led to this rejoinder to put convicted beer-sellers ...

... Varittics. Iile* - - in It is said to be the. intention of the arl of Seftoss to dispose thi id of his stud of race-horses. and to retire from the sporting world. thi Isle of Man Regatta.-The Manz ?? announces a regatta t -to take place at the Isle of Man, to commence on the 24tb U instant, and to continue for four days. during which there are r. to be numerous prizes both sailed and rowed for ...

... . -Illil?7 7?gn?Tptrt ??i varlianwat* 1. n lz D 14, _HO0US8E OP LORDS. POU F FDAJIW gMr. E PRID;-Y, J-- 9 ~~Canada The Kng oftisneti tok t~e oats an his seat as Duke Of into thi Thise LORD CIANWELLOR rea a letter from the Go'vernor- or Ont~ii~rl of India, acknowledging the vote of thanka to the army oountr) ?? campaign, and to himself for the part Ile aso fore,, sbdiis thrlne millitary ?? r ...

... to 9-outdpoalrentd. a- ?? ~.i~s 05t ORANGE 5caTs.(erue Rger.)-ll eite bound to to di gahrbertots hehri nln rI~nd, are ipso Haer o faco .h sn ?? favour of theD Orange bye ?? ell suggestto 1,,.the gstae the ?? puttin adow '.the ay proesson auroosroe Ins dedanellel thei end I'mtestasot Operatives almost amghtly men 10t endange th ulmc ?? I= kpaticlry ft ~ nthe n Pgbuhodot parck'sCae.' 'b ...