... LiVERPOOL, FRtiDAY, ALUGUST18 | ?? Meonday. and, Teday enenjngs. lat I Messrs. .'Smith -and Dolier. delivered their lectures on this subjectI to large and most respectable audiences at Southport. Amnsin the company were the Rev. Mr. Docker, the Rev..Mr. Great. batch, and the Rev. Mr. Fogg, with his pupils, some of whom .rm, performed, in a few minutes, during-the second lecture, agra .t, ...

... it- Ov ?? s- REVOLUTION IN FRANCE. In our summary of the important events which have reflected immortal honour on the people of France, we stated, last week, that the ex.King, Charles X, was at Rambouillet, a small place about thirty miles south-west of Paris, attended by several mem. bees of his family and the disorganized remains of his army and body guard. Alarmed at the threatening posture ...

... Use>tb Xtberpool imerculrp.-- SArUS POPULf, LEX SUPRREfMA. FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1830. ' nuM rltz;Mw1 A ?? our last.) - This lighted Belgic William o'er; This scar'd a Stuart from our shore; And show'd an abject world, With how much ease despotie kings; Thosefoul,* inflated, plundering things; May from their thrones be hurl'd. - BashLtos Fire of English Liberty. The French revolution is achieved ...

... ',Involuntary service is contrary to the laa of nature. - Justiniana Istitutem. Our readers, and the philanthropists of England in ge- neral, will participate with us in the satisfaction we can J not refrain from expressing, that that interesting cause, the cause of the men and women who are in bondage, is t likely soon to be espoused, with unprecedented ardour,i by the men and women who are ...

... We have oftei'eard it asserted that Cobbett must have been , bribed n a score vt instances which might be named; to which we have generally replied, that if that were really the case, the only wonder would be that anykperson vould willingly throw away his money upon 96-profligate whireling. .-What signify I the abilities of a man when all the world knows that he does i not care a rush for the ...

... MEMBERS RETURNED. Derby.-Messre. Cavendish and Strisu. Dcr ry, ( Counly..-Sir R. Bateson and Captain Jones. Dotregul.-Gei2. Hart and Lord Mountcharles. Duldie, (County.J-Lord Brabazois and Colonel White. Danziartoneleire.-Lord William Graham. Dandalk.-The Hon. J. H. Cradock. lschester.-Messrs. Bruce and Kerr. Jpswich.-Messrs. Mackinnon and Dundas. Kent.-Sir E. Knatchball and Mr. T. L. Hodges. ...

... ~ fit-n ItibrpooI Aftatrurjp. 6 ta - 0 SAWS POPULI, LEX SUPaRAMa. b .1a a IIFRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1880. b IPUBLIC MEETINGS TO CONGRATULATE THE FRENCH ON ? ITHEIR RECENT GLORIOUS REVOLUTION. We have elsewhere noticed the London meeting on this I subject, and it now giies us pleasure to add, that similar . meetings have taken place -at Edinburgh and at Manches. X d ter. At the Scotch capital, the ...

... It a% ub Oboerbattono. IEVOLUTIQr; IN FRANCS. The new and congtitutional King of France, in his election of a ministry, bas ratified the majority of the appointments made iby the Provisional Govermenm.n The following is a list of the pew ministry :-Foreign Affairs, Count de Mole; War, General Gerard Finance, Baron Louis; Instruction Publique, a nd President of the Council of State, Duc de ...

... *-An equal commonwealth is a government established upon an f equal Agrarian, arising into the superstructures, or three orders;- t the senate debating, the people resolving, and the magistracy exe- e'ting by an equal rotation through thesuifrageof the people, given by the BALLOT.-Ha7orissgtoaS Occana. E it is the pride of ?? of thiscountry, thatalleauses should be decided by jurors, who ...

... vartetfto. the tc did Proposed NNew Railways.-Meetings were held last week at h, es Bolton, and at the Star Inn, in this town, to consider the pro. al re. priety of forming a company for making a railway between the hi a a two towns. It was stated at the meetings, that taking a line in pest between the present Bolton and Worsley roads, the railway w on. would pass no fewer than twenty.three ...

... &Ibe w ~erpoot ie. Ie . SArUS POPULI, LREX SUPBRIA. FRIDAY, AUGUST 6s 1830. THE GLORIOUS FRENCH REVOLUTION.-A NEW ERA. This lighted Belgic William o'er; This sear'd a Stuart from our shore, ^ And showed an abject world, C With how much ease despotic kings, Those fond, inflated, plundering things, May from their thrones be hurd. Ul lsliitons Fire of English Liberty. at pi It has often been ...

... SIEMIOIR OF THE DUKE OF ORLEANS. (From tze Public Characters of ol Nations.) The Duke of Orlears shares with Louis the XVIII the hnnour of being a descendant of Henry IV, and his virtues re. u.1 the memory of that prince, who was justly entitled le Pere ai Francoja0. the fasther of his people. HIe was born Oct, 6, 177, at frst,,, he was named Due de Valois, but afterwards'ob Du eCates. in the ...