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... - TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL DIERCUR F1. GENTLEMENx,-We beg to reply to an inquiry in the Liver- pool Observer of this day, signed Pro Bono Pntlico, that the report he alludes to respecting the order for a service of plate to be presented to the late Mayor, is totally unfounded, as we have the honour to have received the order for it from the Commit- tee, through their chairman, J. N. ...
... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1829. PrelO8g.~Z1Monday evenini lat at Paris'S TCoOWS, Hadml~~tC, Or. Spurz~leiin delivere.d the firstiof a series __I -- to's nuinrts of twolve demonstratlve lectures on ?? us ndlhighlay r citable auedience. The naiannro the, lcturer con ciiial easy ?? i r ondiscourse with accasionial touches of huniou~r and satire, which D% i werever wel rceied. (ahisintrodactory ...
... . i9orreo-poubenct. Ott NEW POWERS TO BE GIVEN TO MAGISTRATES. ?? of ?? on 2 THE EDiTORS OF THE AIVRSRPOoL IWERCOAY. Of GENTLESEX4-I observe, by this day's Mercury, that a At, Mr. Davenport has been bringing in a bill to enable magistrates ss to inflict summary punishment on juvenile offenders; that is, I a presume, to authorize them to inflict the penalty of whipping 'Cs and imprisonment on ...
... INDICTMENTS FOR LIBEL-STUPIDITV AND SUBSER- 1 VIENCY OF JURIES. I The position laid down by some of our judges in eases of indict- e zent, that truth is no justification of an alleged libel, is nore absurd than it would be to contend that truth is ntrer a ?? r JMtrcwry, Jan. 12,1827. t In our publication of the date quoted, we addressed to s oar readers some editorial remarks of considerable ...
... .UV1BpOOL, S - LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1&9. COMHOW SEWERS.-The want of common sewers In this town has long been a subject of general complaint, and a source - and the subiect has been repeatedly urged ~jiis an~fthe sbjec 3a beid repeatedly urged upn~eatnll f the Corporation and the Parish, but to a ltepups. tiswith great pleasure, therefore, that w e find ln taareatothsipratsubject ...
... ,tiambal ?? - cppe of Goad tape, AprH 6.-Tle Columbine, Tuit, from . ?? to New South Wales, was wrecked in the vicinity of La a St. Helena Bay 31st ult. The ?? Crew saved; BH . and it is expected the cargo will be saved, but with much e damage, as the vessel bilged soon after she got on the rocks. Lii d Pictole, Mefay S-The Intrinsic, from Bristol, was driven on Jo' shore at Merigonish the ...
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... -. F g bt ]Ltbtr.Poo~tl O ercur-R. I ; 1 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2s, 1s29. TRH LIvERPOOL FREEMEN -ELECTION OF MAYOR. .Before we proceed to animadvert 'on the recent conduct of the P Liverpool freemen, as they are styled, we shall notice some mis- f statements put forth by the editor of the Liverpool Courier, in ti his publication ?? last:- For some months (saya he) el tlhe liberals in this town have ...
... Rabal 3hInuligeite. 2 on et, ATE AOTTON WITH A SLAVE VESSEL. r Mjae.ld of June a desperate action was fbught between his . ?? Picklei Ljeut. M'Hendy, commander, and 2 ° °ardO~fler call the Mulatto. The slaver had 345 slaves J tn* sadrating tvwo 18 and two 12-pounders, with sixty-five J ltze Ts captured after an action of one hour and twenty bli vr hje Slaver fought very desperately, and did ...
... FBIDAY, FEBRUARY 2,1829. THIE CATHOLIC CAUSE. lndependent -f the justiecp and policy of settling this F most momentous question, one good consequence will re- b suit from the arrangement, which must be equally agreea- ble to the readers and the conductors -of public journals. 0 We shall all have more space and leisure for the inves- li tigation of much more agreeable topics than it has been- p ...
... , Ilabal Entiltigellre. 'rS ?? 'ate Hardy, Campbell, hence to New Orleans, which put into d a Haanah having been on shore, and was condemnedt thre early smart son in 1827, is now at, sea, under the name of the Florida Packet. stleW no St. John's, Nr. B. June 16-Edward Downes, Purdy, from. Virit the Belfast to Quebec, has put in 'here leaky, having struck on rocks Fred nal1 off Cape Sable, Sth ...
... - . - - -~ its n -- Su1GPoNS TO AFRICAN VESSELSi rat! .- -givi e. , tro 0''NERS OF FldSSetS TRADrNI TO TEIS COAST afnd OF AFRICA;- ott % EsTLErEl,-t is a well-' coown 6ct. and a fact which and 'can be-verifitk at all times; - that theh greater part of vessels anad e tradin tt te coast of Africa, are sent to Iea witluf us0geoait di an - speaks vary little for the -humniy of-the i. OwaeiQsbh ...