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... qop all )MICE. NEGRO SLALVERY. TO THIE WESST .VDIAN PLANYTEBS. SLAVVElOLDEltS.-YOU have lately been publishing a little oMphlet. a sort of circular, which I see strewed about the pub. Ia reading zooms of this town, and no doubt you have scattered the work of yours plentifully all over England, Scotland, Ire- lcd, and W1ales. In this same circular, you talk much about vselvts, and sometimes of ...
... ?o rt?$pon?fltE. CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES. TO THE-EDITORS OF THE LI7ERPOOL MVERCLURr Son,-In resuming my remarks on these societies, and on Mr. linch's letters in connexion with them, I cannot pass over in silence those calculating, cold-blooded observations which he has maule'resptcting retail dealers in provisions. In Mr. Finch's estimation these persons are unnecessary members of society; and ...
... . i?? ?? ?? luttv It t ?? Z. I I 7 ., al4 Diaoolical attempts to Afurder.-A most diabolical attempt to F destroy Mr. Higgiibottonw, of Ashton-under-Lyne, and his fa- milys was made on Saturday week, by means of a box, received e bylcoach, from Manchester, in which were 91bs. of the bestgun- le rwder. and the lock and stork of a pistol, with a wire and pul. ey attached to the trigger, in ...
... forrtoponoence. dCO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES. td TO THE EDITORS 0OF THE LIVEBRPOOL MEIRCURY. i .5 GENTLEMtEN,-ln reply to your correspondent, Justice and is Freedom, in your paper of~ Friday last, I would observe with tl respect to Air. Corrie's opinions that co-operative societies are ir not likely to answer their designed end, because they are neither- ?? more nor less than joint stoclk companies ...
... 17avictito. as Thunderstorm.-The storno~of Monday last ra-ged with ex- of essiv~ violence in the neighbourhood of Altriniehamr, and Ddamfrage was almost universal. The outbuildings of Mr. Poole, le of Woodheys, near. that place, were struck by the electric fluid, I. On un lott tegon.I sapposed a quantityo I a a gntd suo h is lr Mr. Poole foundth whlD nacopeebfz.I a sm iebefore the enginesf C ...
... -§I'M kr, ?? tc II i' C. T 1II hitord Oriel, Ennis, of Preston, on her passage from orcti ae 1reeston, with a valuable cargo of wheat, oatmeal, 'i butter, was tralnded on Wednesday se'nnight, during a 01 oslJW* ot the Herse Bank, in the mouth of the Ribble, eight miles from Lytham. The master and crew were tldeftall0 saved by a lisjing~boat that was accidentally near e te A great tpore ofthe ...
... (Conf i u tedrrfro,n stleonr papers.) The following is the number of inmates who found refugc in tile two houses since our last publication:- Wedhicslay, Jan. 27, Shasv's-brolt and Thoilas'-street. -- 26 Thlursday, 28, Ditto ?? 1 25 oti tridlay, 29, Ditto-- ?? 141 ?? 'siturdai', .i, Ditto ?? ?? 122 lII Sounday, 31, Ditto ?? 132 to lltda;ly, Feb. 1, Ditto .. ?? ?? 1 fro tuesday, 2, Ditto ?? ...
... P. a 78 TO TOP HONOLNAEBLE THE COMMONS Or THE UNITED KINGDOM O0 en GREAT BRJTATN ANDIRELAND, IN PA RLIAMENT ASSEMSiLED. E It, Thle huable Petition of the unddersiged Propriedors and Occupiers of Y1 Public-houses in London and its vicinity - h - Showeth, rg That your petitioners have learnt with surprise and alarm, i r- thata bill hasrecentlybeen introduced intoyour Honourable House & by for ...
... for a return of the number of persons imprisoned for debt in the metropolis in 1829, described tlie present law as highly injurious to the debtor, without any cor.- responding advantage to the creditor. He inquired whether g it was intended to abolish imprisonment fir sums of 2s., 3s., 5s i and 10-. on awards of the Court of Requests.-Mr. Peel said that as soon as the Law Commission had ...
... 'OEt tu etpaoo ,gvt¢lrtti't',4. SAWS POP7I, LXX SUPREMA. , . FRIDAY, MAY iS, 1I8S0. TrHE. PENAL CODE. It appears from the fate of Sir James Mackintosli'' j amendment on Mr. Peel's motion on the forgery bill, that- sia Mini ters, and those Iho opposed the amendment, have lai not Yet reached that 'moral conclusion which some of our an ablest -writers and most active philanthropists have long vil ...
... LIVERPOOLi, FRIDAY, OCTOBJE* 8, 180. I Murder.-On Wednesday se'nnight, the body of a female I inrant was found by a labourer, in Mr. Holme's brickfield, I I )r-o1LrnA 1_n-adr ..,h norelmctaneea sq left ni ?? nfI Vauxhall-road, under such circumstances as left no doubt of its having been murdered. A verdict to that effect, against some person or persons unknown was returned by the coroner's ...
... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1830. - :- A ?? 1.fn ,1-if Ipevpn n'Antw.k. a ?? Fire.-On Tuesdaylast, about eleven o'clock, a ?? -broke out in, the extensive, prenises of Mr J. G. Geller,I .-a. w-n,, ,, l tehh in a short time reduced I sugar refiner, Wilam-stetiVIch in a short time reduced e them to ashes. Many poor persons in the vicinity of the burn- he ing pile were induced, by their ...