... Caorrpon~ence. POOP-RATES ON SMALL HOUSES, d TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL 1ERCORE.r t GENTLEMEN,-YOUr correspondent who begins wit; the foregoing words in your paper of last week, seems to wish to be thought the poor man's friend; but [very much doubtI tet. I this is not a cloak for self interest. They who advocate the pro1 n posed bill have no intentions of oppressing the poor, but are as ...

... CORPORATE PANIC Fra: it Oh, here Is pretty ruin brewing:; I/ What the Devil's here a-doing? Not Sure the world's turn'd upside down. i Vil dima AMr. RyleU' Song. sior Hung be the heavens with black; ...

... X PARLIAMENTARy PRCEEDINGS. rearo HOUSE OF COMMONS. from f Aenm Tuesday, Jure 30. Mr def Aiy boroittee was appointed -to try the merItS Of the Pen. Mit de5 Then brugh election petition.rt er thie Shef ...

... AMUTUIM1 IN PARVO. toathomasthersi of Notem School have expelled twro pupils for cole- ?? Nvmer, by lighting bionfires, firing off'squibls, 0 &C Thisiexpulsion prevents them from entering the Ujniversi- as- ties, tho arnmy, or the navy. )ni At e lton Police-office, a Cockney Sportsman,nme I~tdVadet, Nvas, on Monday su'nnight, find 5s. for shlooting od , and wvounding, tile wings of the ...

... ?? IN PARVO. The MTorslin POot staic' that a large sum Of money has p been ?? London: to thu Loead quarte rs stult::tearceliol fat~lic' of Sherborne is about ito ishtatiei as 'eoe'.i'le of prpetycci ill raise their an' a stoo l 10(0100e fee1:::LtcO to', CII.ilti per annuint. S The iniunber Of Indiansi in the fo'iled States, according toa the la~t rport :11:.de to the( WNar Djepartmienlt, ts ...

... MIUtUTUZa INl! PA1RVO. Among the subscribers to the military memorial of the Duke of 'Weilingtoll, is the Archbishop of York for 1l00 guineas. By the promotion of Lord Dundas to the Ealdom of Zetland his Lordhip's cldest son, the lion. ThomasDundus, M.P. for iRielhnond, will take the title of Lord Dundas. The Corporation of London have invited to a public dinner, after the Coronation, most of ...

... loartamcnia, p k, o0nt1btUn HOUSE OF LORDS. THURSDAY, June 28.-The Scotch Reform Bill was brought up from the Commons, read a first time, and ordered to be read again on Wednesday.-Tbe Marquis of Lansdowne presented the last report from the Tithe Committee, and stated that the three bills on this subject would be introduced immediately, so that they might pass during the ?? Marquis of ...

... c It has long been admitted that the dissection of h the human body is absolutely indispensable to the re education of a surgeon, and that if inanimate sub- , id jects be denied him he cannot acquire the requisite st knowledge of the human frame, nor the necessary : e skill in performing operations upon the living. 1 Under these circumstances it is the dutv of the Legislature and of all ...

... AIUJUTl[Jlv P.&r VO. lS A return made by order of the House of Commons shows ta that the number of bills which have passed that House, and ti been rejected by the House of Lords, or so mutilated that ...

... VDIUlT2 I PFALRVO. An extensive cavern, nearly one mile in circumference, Supported by 15. crystal columns, from forty to fifty feet in height, was discovered about two months ago, on the estate of the Earl of Kingston, midway between Mitebelatown and Caher, In the County Tipperary. In the House of Commons, on Monday evening, Mr. Parker presented a petition from an attorney of Sheffield, ...

... a-- , - ~GR~8ER19,u1834 iTSADM 1STRAT1ON. :.Y.Wi .A i ?? - - mix& a ttt length ibrtmed, and the Govern. I .10 f wsestedin a set f tneD who are dit. Ididd for nothing but an almost uniform and clogged c idtoito the Reform Bill, and to every other measure ' Ijlitid to-promote the best interests of the country. I -W aioil not speculate upon the policy which the new I Cabipet may adopt; our ...

... SA LUs. POPULI LEX SUPP.EA.w FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21 1832. -- iex Our journal of this day is necessarily very mucl es occupied with intelligence connected with the most me important election that ever took place in this te4 'country. The subject is of such vast importance m that we have deemed it an indispensible duty to give it precedence over almost all others, to the th -unavoidable exclusion ...