... ISTATE Ad T;:Hi!' c d I joXCENWAiaY ROdpicD~sd r LtoteeiE,& - e. le Llcolns~ee mgistrates, With en activit y almost on- paralele,'bave tken uch t~psasl w~ill meet eilergenicie's' 5thro6ughoujt this county, ibto'whn'Iih the isame spirit -of a snsu'bsrdinati66un liescept, that has comnparatively deso-~ 1 lated other' districts.We recrret to 'state that a number' i;of sta~cks were set fire to At ...

... 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 ...

... ?? - .. 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 ...

... 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. ...

... i ~ ~~ T 1 - - OK, , -^ \ w:r LONDON. BfInC.UoV, Dec. 19.--Their Slajesties arriveed here at C r a quarter to five o'clock yesterday. in a carriage and Iour, ige with outriders, but without any military escort. I das The .Marqois of Anglesea took leave of the Klig at an s ins audience on Thursday, at the Palace at St Jamez4i. The f e ! noble Marquis left town the sncue afternoon for Ir land. ...

... HIACKNEY COACHES. - . , , _ i ?? $EltttlY -set of 1n disidsjiaI,. -'hnrspta segen oei y terms rpsdb, h sigsiic eeacddtjs~S san ofisel~ 'sfte'os eigti!we hydrc that therurhaa 2nqlcmethlagas to Caine inlo their rpsl.lsti sscrl sttl ?? to their reso ?? peigfosnri reasonable1 scale lt it doesntsgiy.htsal :lr-aot e roause, unless it e s-tioliatd-i copesb&to-eet sp sitinses 1 base henrstlsni s ...

... SCOTTISH HOSPITAt. jD ttesh times, when eehjects of cerity have so mtich in. creased', ard w hen the onets ref these who canlee esp -xred to rnnrjibuetet then aredirninished, it most have safreled grent natikfaction to theese interested in this truly imp ertant ?? corpdration, to tara witnessed ?? inter. tneting soepsnctrwas and so slie to tile biterests of tte Institation, as that w!hihl ...

... THlE MARQUIS o0 ANIGLESEY. The .'veitg .Post, viwhich has become ti tame and | gentle, that's erious' upprohensipxs are. entwrtaied by its ' fiew friends,0that ithas fallen into an irremedjable con- X suniption, commences a short paragraph in reference to the Marquis of ANG(LEsEi entry i esteidaywith the following sentence - ' Nntwithstlnding the Offorts wbhich lhave bhen made to pre- vent ...

... REMhIOVAL QF-TIW, EX 311N1TERS. The rernasl oI thI r' T W ul of tije fou ex- iiaiters From Vincennes tG Paris took place on tilday iDmorripg, Three cartiages were senit at all eald V hour to Vincennes, with thle oficers of the Nationap Guatds winho were chared with their removal. A company of Il-orse National Guards; WWit a swualdron of Horse Chasseurs, formed the whole military force, 'Lbs ...

... RATHIEALE AIEEj IAG-I R6Hi- LABOURERS. An immense assenmblage of the people of Rathkeale and the. surrounding country met on Sunday; and, a little before two o'clock, Air. Steele, who is a niember of the independent Club. arrived from Limerick, and was called to the chair amidst tho. most enthusiastic l uzzaiugs. On taking the chair, our fellow-citizen addressed the people at great length, and ...

... BELFAST REPORM DINNER. Yesterday evening, at six o'clock, a numerous company, amounting to about twvo hundred, and comprising a large proportion of the respectability of the Townl of Belfast and its vicinity, including also a considerable number of visi- tors from the county qf Down, sat down to dinner in the large room of the Ciinmercial Buildings. Robert Grim- shaw, Esq. in the Chair, and J. ...

... - Party is the mnadness of manytfor the gain of a few.-Pop,.. THE MIDDLESEX MEETING. - TeI Middlesex meeting has. aforded another proof of the unex- ampled progress which the Ballot has made in the public mind. Differences of opinion existed: as to other points in the question of Reform, but as to the virtue of the Ballot all were agreed, excepting Mr. BYNG, who was hostile, and Sir F. ...