... COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS ON THE Ist INSTANT. PUltCHASES NEAR WALLASEY POOL. The public has been informed that the Corporation have re- cently made some extensive purchases in the neighbourhood of Wallasey Pool, which were unanimously approved at a commit- tee of the whole Council on the l1th ult. The final confirmation or rejection of this measure came under discussion on Wednesday, and gave rise ...

... ororropootnte. g VOTE OF THE COMNMOS COUNCIL TO THE LONDON g COLLEGE. a TI) 7HF EDITORS.fi G ESJTI.EMt.',-AO a burgess of Liverpool I have been taught s to believe that the corporate estate was placed under the manage- F1 ment of the Common Council of the borough, in order that its a revenues might be applied to legitimate corporate purposes: F that is, to such as the direct and obvious ...

... i FEW OBSERVATIONS AND MEMORANDA MIADE DURING. A. SkORTr i TOW8LIN,_ _4t, A, IN THE sG31oR a 136 j srCoatlpuedfrota. Pr kist) Mondasy, Junse 30, to .Saturday, Jids, 6.7-Duritsg this wqeek I ~a naeevery slay, in visiting different parts of the city and nvonand was, every eveiting, hospitably entertained ata I fseea respectable friends, to whtom I am deeply dmebited for rheilrsdness and ...

... r ?? 4---rau I lit t?,-n If E. -I! James )1ilnroy, Ml'Pherson, from Demerara at this port. On l I ul. 1);iked ;o the crew of the Sell Gull, Ltwrence, from St. sin's, N. B. for the Coast of Africa, which vessel was abai- nced 2ist, in l:t. 36 0, Ion. 46 0. On the 25th, spoke the Pr ,unless Dalhousie, from Grenada for London, wnith loss of fo 'es topillasts, her fibce and mainmnasts sprung, and ...

... be tilutirpool jftItrct'rp. FR1DAY, MARCH28 1828. Ttiz TsST AND CORRORATrON ACTS.-In our last pub- ] fidation we observed, that a great and salutary change bad I 1s6ation. we observed, that a great ann( saLULtU.Y U-~5 -1 t~ken place in the public mind on the subject of the~ Testc' mid Corporation Acts, as evinced by the subdued tone of bi those who have. hitherto uniformly and strenuously op- ...

... PARLIAME.NTARY INTELLIGENCE. pQUE FeORS.gel taf TuESDAY; Junve 1$t..The ,business before their Lordlslips res; 0. consisted entirely in -the 'reception of petitions, which were,ga the principally, for and against the Catholics, against slavery, for Ar' Lent' and agaists the corn laws, and tor the repqal of the Smiall notes by this act. aol par- i itotsE or COMMONS. 0 P13T5TIONS. pri 0. ?? 3. ...

... STEVFN,-S IMPROVED STFAI PADDLE.: We last week briefly noticed the letter of a scientific nautical gentleman, approving, in the strongest teems, Mr. Stevens's im- provement in theionstruction of $ekinp.jadbIes; and, ias the subject seems to be one of very greet importance, if but one half of the advantages of the new' ?? over e'old,'enumerated by Capitain Low, be realiized, we stow return to ...

... I-Tariffiro. as w MiS SPORTIvNG INTELLUGExCE.-Two, fellows, Big Brown, of d( er rr Bridgenorth, and Sampson, the Birmingham Champion, have ar th had a pugilistic fight for £500, near Wolverhampton, in pre. da I- sence, it is said, of fifty thousand persons. After pummelling co af each other for nearly an hour, Big Brown gave in. If the taste th - of our readers leads them to wish for the ...

... ors, FUNDS. ave City, Ta-o ?? jobbers and brokers are busily en. cua- gaged this morning in exchanging cheques for the settlement of yesterday; the differences are reported to be on the most exten. eld, sive scale. Consols for February Account, which are now tie quoted, ex the 30s. half yearly dividend, opened at 86 this Fear morning, fell to 856, and are now 85X. Exchequer Bills are 60 to 62 ...

... 'Farictim Brutnsnwick Meetirrg.=.A noiice fof Tuesday last, signed by H. IM Chetese c imeeting will be held on the 30th instant, attite ?? lKnutsford, to petition against any further concerss IOD 1t Catholics. teesions FanCy Ball at Preston.-The Fancy Ball give0 in the Corn Exchange, yesterday week in belitilff itl, Charity, was attetnded by about 650 persons ano titl Ladia, were sold. The ...

... , i '. ; .,--. . .. A . . I ,, L . : . . J'~RLYResso-ia ajety asb~e~en Cleashd to ap~ Ci-poit hs ighessPriceGeoge f umberlaff, Colonel ra-in ecod f te Hnovrin Iurs Gards. H-is highness is- wa nteptd nTcdymrigat guardnmounting., nit Early risin alears to be oen of, t/e prin ciples. qf hisaHih In- ness's educatien-Early rising in the army would )mo er'tainly apeito be a principle of isa ...

... IRISH SKETCHES.-A MUNSTER FESTIVAL. Orf Good Lord I vhat a sight, after all their good cheer, For people to fight in the midst of their beer. g The next best thing which Darby Moony does of a it Whitsun-Monday after breakfast is to go to mass and Ii auspicate the various operations of the day with a mouth- a d ful of prayers. While the Priest is puzzling the devil and' If the congregation with ...