... As we are much more gratified when we have an oppor- tunity of commending than of censuring the conduct of pub. I lio men, we have great pleasure in noticing a recent act of liberality on the part of the present Ministers, who have advised his Majesty to order measures to be taken to, enable the proprietors of estates in Ireland, forfeited by attainder, and where the reversion or remainder is ...

... ihito- If e copy the following paragraph from the London pnpez, orlsfor the purpose of making some observations on the alleed ir.; S x-vendion of Mr Fordham, as we happen to know somnet!ling merc d byof this method ot impelling carriages than the patentce nay b: too. aware of-L'dits. Mfere. need * At a lecture delivered at the London Royal astitution, or, cmrn riday evening Mr. E P. Fordsam ...

... . ?? _xf- HOUSE OF LORDS, d -THUItSDAY, Jane 17-The Royal assent was given by corn- 0 mistion to ?? 'per. Cent. Annuities Bill, the Criminal Code I Bill, and to thirty Awo- private ?? petitions from e bankers against the capital punishment of forgery were pre. ?? second reading of the Galway Franchise Bill was fixed for Thursday (yesterday.)-Lord Wharneliffe made some observations on the ...

... OVEMBER 19, 1830. I lr. Huskisonfs M'Jonument,-The following gentlemenbhve I been appointed to forbihe committee for fulbilling the objects l , tib o ?? -The Major; Re6. . Brovics, J.Bolton, Rev,.A.Uampbeil, W. W. CurtieW. Earle, foi John Ewart, I Edwards, ?? Fo~ter. F. Jordan, C. Lawrence,. T. Littledale, W. Bathbone, Sir J. Tobin, and C. Turner. t; Cossveyance of Goodoo o N the Raitzn'ay. ...

... birt 'Tbt Viberpool ffeaturp.b irE jmi : SALUS POPULI, LrX SUPBE2fr.4 If FRIDAY, DECEMBER a, 1830. COM'LETION OF THE LIVERPOOL PERMANENT MIGHT ASYLUM FORTH HOUSELESS POOR. - ?? naked wretches, whosoe'er you are That bide the pelting of the pitiless storm, How will your unhoused limbs and unfed sides, Your looped an-i windowed raggedness, defend you From rigours such as these I The majority of ...

... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1830. 'Mfr. .lusissonO Tuasday, Mr. Haskisson, actompanied by Jobn Bolton, Esq., Sir John Tobin, and waoy other gen. - - -- Pvh--pp where our reuresentative tleren, repaired so the Exchange, where our representative va, moset enthusiastically recsived. lie then repaired to the i..aclange-rooiu, wlsich was completely filled, and where hi4 5 reeeption was equally ...

... ?? - .. E-EITION- . .1 , , ~ 5 ;,j, I 6 I r - In our last we gave an account of -the: election proceedings qf Pa the wbek up to Thtlrirsday evening, and wesal tw asag eat e part of the interest bag gone by. content, ourselves with giving a ec Pbrief'osummary of the subsequent prbceedings, up to the close of wav the election, and the chairing of the successful candidate. 'frie 11RSDAY ...

... The editor of the Albion has brought a charge against us whichl has at lcast the merit of novelty. We are accused, it seems, of praising the partisans of Mr. Peel, .und thereby betraying great inconsistency. If the fact .:ould be established by refercnce to our journal, our con- lnet, however absurd it might have been, would at least *ave had the merit of being marvellouslydisinterestedl-see- ...

... We have heard that a most respectable gentleman, a tt few days since, declined.subscribing to the Asylum for the a' 'iouseless Poor on the ground.-tbat he feared that it vwas ci lie means of bringing a n umber of beggars into the town. a] As we value this gentleman's opinion, we wish to offer to oi te bis consideration the following brief remarks. Beggars 6t are said to be more numerous this ...

... LIST OF FAIRS FOR NEXT WEER. .January 1.-Charlbury, Woburn. *:q, January 1.-Char'bury, Woburn. .ds, 4-~n. DXAsford, .blidatone, Tunbrldge. :/aUg^ ,.-Wells, ltyerate. Higbam, Redburn. '.sdayi/. 6..-Market-Ilarborough, Miarro, v.(Leicester,) -- anhrupit0, tZE. BANKRUPTS. Fyeo the Loidons Gctte, December 24, 1830. Wright, Great Suffolk-street, Blackman-street, Southwark, !, ?? and publisher. ...

... We need rrot tell the inhabitants-of Liverpool, that for several - weeks past the town has been.in a state of constant agitation, ins consequence of the strenuous and unremitting exertions of the rival candidates, Messrs. Ewart and' Denison. and their friends, to secure the 1 sweet voices of the free and independent bur- gesses' of Liverpool. For a week or more, at almost all the public ...

... . ?fia] Vestryv W- heli verterdav in St. Nicholass Church. A Special Vestry was held yeeterday in St. Nicholas's Church, summened by the Church wardens and Select Vestry, to take into consideration the provio~ins ofa bill for the better rating of Iti. small tenemerits. The chair was taken by t~le Rev Joriatha nr isi. Brooks, the Rector, a few minutes after twelve o'clock. There the were at ...