... SECOND EDMI rON. R.,. - ?? - -m- f 4 ?? ind .3fercurypOfi cc, One o'clock. He ; THE GREAT FIGHT BETWEEN SPRING AND ing LLANGAN, pot FOB 30 S1OVEIREIGNS A-SIDE. or- [From te Birmingham Cironicle of Thursday.] am in't The match between Spring and. Langan. an Irishman, d I took place yesterday, on Worcester race-course. ' So ereat ere 'was the interest which this battle had created tbroughout ...

... earreowvoionbene. te BLASPHEMY IN LIVERPOOL.or ) is _ ?? TO THE EDITOR OF THE SATURDA FS pAppp_ tur of SXR,--As far as politics are concerned, I should deem all Co' l1- further notice of you so much time unpardonably wasted pet his 'rEz ?? aihAifit. Any greet blunders, therefore, which tiol ble ou magy in future commit in your -little discourses,' shall, be ter- like other jokes, pass free. ...

... Ebio ?? ji'-wil, or t, LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING. of The Sooth Amnerican Question.-A French paper (ihe it, Jousrnal des Debats) announces that a Viscount had left VI ey Paris for Madrid, not as an ambassador, but - on an ex- i- traordinary mission to the cabinet of Ferdinand. The he Courier, on this fact, remarks:-*' What the object of Ill this mission may be, we shall not attempt to ...

... 1.. .1J_ ?.Il IlItElitlatlICC. I -p-A I SHIPWRECKS. lo .nO 14.-4.rrnved, the steam-boat Post-boy, -Lmeroalthe-taze, withtheletter-bagsof theship ,wown, of Baltimnore, forty-three ds.ys from Liver- D, h Phbli6 relciina, Brown, from Philadelphia, re- M fte)roaa-oundnearthe Bar, with 41 feet waterin A edpumpa gsing, and the water increasing. The vialaoaground near the Bar. Hlt 'bov, Captain ...

... ?? - COO r. ft%-, v?b' lil DE fit rI- Crh. .i~ltl'OlLTIoNr M~stQNSi \gORll, e axobwnso, ,uO ;r~rvg~l~rpoo ArF.RCUT- e -ORGsTLEM On peruisig a late loper of yours, i find It 'Is the intentionlsof the Coinnijo CU'leil to erect a Session- house ilegthesorough-glol, Aud a building, Al'posjte Bride. Well, for pollee purPos1s; in consequence of which I beg leave to make a fewy imarks, 'ntlein, _ ...

... ~,j~tbe i %tng1~ i P py to reart t hat etpectation h Mr E LTO~r was capable of r-a saw a more flattering det, Tow One alters gave a greater promilise of becorning one tr prime favourites. He posseeses a v;ce aed powvar: iersrfoneisirmn, and t!,e.a1.°, 01 clear as a mnusical glass ;when toucied master, antl-sanicely do they blend vYi- 'c the aminds appear to pr-oceed n v the ktra i h~e critic ...

... THE CATHOLIC RENTS, OR NATIONAL FUNDSS.:P :Pi r A worm will turn when trodden on.,-otd prrvdot e e Lord Bacon, who declared that 1 knowledgewas power, I, might have added that money was also power, seeing that i- without money a man is so powerless as to be unable, in a a court of law, to obtain justice, however flagrant may be the outrage committed upon him. 'the 11 If this be the case ...

... D W3 iamentarm eo. -par -s ?? ptm Iti. by Mr; HOUSE 'OF LOIIDS. pressed. CO04311NATIOXt LAWS, letter fo Tseeissp, Mery ?? presented a-petition ?? in I from the county of Lancaster against the.Combination Leicestt tLaws. His Lordship observed; that, when these laws land sor weepasddriga oen f ratpednand pree. distribus juieh blevdh wsth nl eme n either ;He (M Hoewoopsdthm tn ecudnot but be gra- ...

... 1. . I ??;Vadimilgntav v4uvalmum. f I ru, HOUSE OF LORDS. w aru 'Mtoday, May 17.-The Earl of Roslyn presented a 'are i ?? thse- Liverpool Gas Company against the s gnited Gas-ligbt Company's BiL-The Earl of Liverpool sesse oved] for the appointmenst of a Committee relative ?? ond, simltar to-th. a ?? the. otel ou - men The Marssis of Lansdowne moved an amenament for t 'Inquiry ?? the general ...

... ' SA{S, PULI I nSUWREMAX -PRIDAY, AUGUST A7, IsM RADICAL TORY DOCTRitNE. V . WearCverySurOtei fnerliteven o? thekidea theoryof if our obt*tution; thaat theiooae of Commons should be the ehchoftelalonlvilkwerp ootardapsipper, Asug.2I. 'o5 w Fatsoever charncsthae smre Fross and earthisp parr fa of n Sayithiink - there is in uch a lazy slavish subjec. tc tloa~et, to Area of isore refined- ...

... EmATHS, Z 4NN Wait IV U111115 __ ?? Ll\^ k ve rn .- E e tiglas We view, with n rirar and, to change the Site of such 8 IneasreIs oom s 3 itously argued in t theet 1e ?? sary brri1 hin th slvand hot wlitle Pr~elt thj 1a at ar . 1 to the Po55ibilat on le tehe oiisibil 4 2 the architecturai e b l t ' t5h en- in a ptovencrug town trbe Ment!f tht belong to Governent sch nnerlal l office and Cut a ...

... &r. r r teg T 1^ OoSv.pa SAVAW4RS, ESQ.r ITo xriai'QM7 1le,Sitof a ef beatn Oaf it you have thought proper to address to the Liver- ,of Savery. It would seem that bof tht society, aware of the evils of tbeabstra. tat,touse yourown Words, not suffi- a: t! ?? dlt i h irlpcrtatce of the subieet ?? andyou l the ror 1 hao- esiflee viewed it, In all Its eombina the greater the difficulties in the ...