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... Varliamotarp Oomprnlttm. OUSE'OF LORDS. tb THlE WQOL TRADE. THURSDAY, Jne? 7,-On. the; presentation of a- petlion, wi gainst the . itnpo .Tation of foreign wool, Lord Mainsesbury WI asked if it seas the Intention of Government to take this impor.11 -tant subject into consideration ?-To which Lord Goderich replied, that Government had not usider its consideration any specific remnedy for the ...
... .It llv? a mopoliv ell cc - Is.1 i,. ST PA.TRiCK'S CHAPEL. h .An heart that deviseth wicked counsels, and feet that be swift t be in running to do mischief. A false witness that speaketh lies, and 1 so he that soweth discord among brethren, are amongst the things he which the Lord bates.'--Solowa- ed ho 2-0 Iruc pgSIDENT OF THE SOCIETY OF Sr. PATRICK. re Sa, Flibuglib tats letter is ...
... *4abl R0. Th 31dheficnzfe.' iteiy S/dipwc kTlte Rob Roys, from Belfast, with 150 settlers, stranoedon thenigkhtof the 30th' April, on',the shoal of L'Islet, t in the-St. Lawrence, The people were muchcekaustcd by ade. their sufferings during theenight. There are at thismoment been seventeen dead bodies in, one house, men, women, ani-jchildren, r of but chiefly of the latter. One woman has ...
... .o zrtopentellce. SCHOOL OF ARTS. to TO TITS ED1T2P. M-. , NrrFT rt!TW,-I feel much surprised at the indifference en shown by the mechanics of Liverpool towards the School of Arts Ird As one of its members, permit me, by a plain stateinentof~facts ,ch to attempt to arouse their dormant energies, and to point out a we 'method by which, in my humble opinion, those energies may a 8 e so directed ...
... L1VE;R14GIL, FRIDAY, JUNE 8, * Macadamiaing Church-street.We had no previous concep' I Ition that the experiment made in Chureb-Street would have so I soon answered the eepectatiwns of the public. Scarcely a month f has elapsed since it was commenced, and the road is now in so .promising a condition, that in another month it will, in all pro.. biability, be complete.L A shocking accident ...
... ' evfitfeto. Y The Gazelte of Friday announcet that the King has tonfrr the Deanery of Dam-a t Dr. John Bankc, Bishop fS D David'c. - o If Sheen, for the murder of his child.~bycuttingoffijthea awas on Friday tried at the Old Bailey Sessions, but in quence of an error in the indictment as to the name of the child e a verdict of sot giuly was directed to be returned. Alr Justic Holroyd then ...
... rHOUSE OF LOleDS.-ASAaeDOr1T1IENT OF TIlE CORtN ILL. Lord Goderich rose, and addressed the House in tilese terms: I was asked, my Lords, in the course of last night, to explain to you the course the Governmrsent meant to take with respectr to the Corn Bill, after the discussion that had taken place. r was asked whether it ;vas my intention to propose, is any Ot'her stage of the bill, again to ...
... .IOtplo'RATOM b.SD TEST ACTS. The imgovtarice which the Corporation and Test Acts has assumed in the public estimation, is evinced by the unprece- dented number of petitions presented to Parliament for their repeal ; and this forms the best apology we can offer for our sub. witting to the reflectingr part of the public some observations on their origin and effects. These we have derived ...
... S Le Wiberv oo '.eritrip. FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1827. DIIN'. ...
... Abe liberpool j te.rurV. FRIDAY, JUNE 1; 1827. TilE AD1MINISTRATION. It is singular that many of the most important and stn- LI pendous events recorded in history are to be traced to in- is significant causes, apparently inadequate to the produc- a1 tion of such extraordinary effects. Amongst the moral b. cauises which have led to the most salutary changes in the 0 condition of mankind, we ...
... J~arlfamclltarp compenbiutm. ; 4 . N 1E HOUSE-OF LORDS. a TmUStRDAY, Jenae !21.-The -Roval Assent was given' by commission to ?? Laws Coinsolidation Bil, and to a several other bills. tl FOREIGN WOOL. The Earl of Mvalmesbury presented a petition from parishes b, in the county of.Essex, ~p~aying~tbat protection. may be afforded to the wool trade. by the adoption of a higher dusty,, with a ...
... FtRe ?? fJerEup.7 FRIDAY, JUNE 29,1827. THE LAW,-ITS ABUSES,-AND THE NECESSITY 0F AMENDMENT. It appears from a late number of that interesting work, tof tw The Heasvosecoa, that the Committee of Directors of the towat Royal Academy of M1usic have unanimdualy adopted the fellor following resolution, bearing date April 26th:- work, 1 !Lewaed-Thtta Mr. Bochssa's euspension from all con- not ft ...