... LIVERlPOOL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1332. Mr. fuart.-OIIT worthy representative was in town at the I i sbeginning of the last week. He subsequently returned to - .- ie finmilv is at present residing. We un. t meaumalsas, where his fimily is at present residing, We on- h derstand that it is the intention of the Honourable Gentleman di -to be in Liverpool every Tuesday and Wednesday; and we are R ...

... BSrli' ElLECTION.-AfOUN'II candidate has preferred his sclaims for the suifrages of the electors of Bath-Robert Blake Foster, Esq., of Lansdown Crescent, Bath, who starts upon Conservative principles. A woman, dressed in mourning, Ias been latterly imposing .on the benevolence of several inhabitants of Bath, by means of a fictitious petition. She is,. it appears, a notorious , impostor. E The ...

... lit vootorript. LONDON, TuURsnAY, September20 . vRENCH papers of Tuesday have been received fr F.I which it appears that the ?? of Brunssvic' h been removed from Paris by the police. A detachment of the municipal guard having gone to his residence and oh tamned admission, they explained'i to him the nature of their visit, and colmnpelledt him to get into a carriage, whith the rhad provided for ...

... The anniversary meeting of the above society was held on Mon- day lest at the Royal Gloucester Hotel, Clifton; Captain Jen- kinson, I.N., in the chair. The business of the meeting was opened with prayer, and at the conclusion the Chairman briefly addressed the assembly in depre- cation of any controversy taking place at the present time. He atso desired every Protestant to refrain from ...

... The intelligence from abroad contimies to be of an extremely meligre and unimportant nature ' The Portugucese contest remaiis in ageyinco.' Both iiarties are rcsting on their oars, but each keeps a sharp lohk-out on the mnoveme~nts of his neighbour. Don Miguel has bpparentlv the Lest chance of success, but Don Pedro has not yet cither ?? or slaclkened in his p reparatiotan. A brave heart andi ...

... tKtSBi)NGtRCH Aug. 30.-New cases, 7j Died, 3; Isererl S Aug. 31.-New cases, 9; Died, 7; _ Remaining, 41. Total cases, 1014; ]),anb. covcrics, :388. ' if Th casTcsonhTbursdaky iere, two ili Fl i,, c one in Mary King's Close. one in MWe-st Ih s Locbend Close, one in New Street, and une ihs . !t qhe cases yesterday were in West Rrw. ilsrse W,,; Brow.n's Iare, North Ri lunonil Street, Isrkrh ...

... - DALLY REPORT Qf CHOLERA CASES. -- - -. - I . V 4 D9 ~ S . - - Caiuil Office, Dublin Cstte DJJBLrN, SET. ?? -t Iasttreport 217; NBw cases, 42 ; died, 19 ; recovered, 34; remainifg, fO6; 'I'l zbags lrorM Cormneaomenc, 10,999 ; total deaths fru0 CO' meneemenrt, s14* (;ew Caes. Died. e Glasnevinj Se&L'17' - 1 0 n East Lutk and Ruab, Sept. 16 0 CeWb idge and Strafenp, Sept. 17- 13 8 5 Wexford, ...

... 'REOIST'1,'I., OF NOTEU. ., I _t.i- ior~th. registetiligf of vtsutbcute.iis twiaad boro~gbs 49o f frelaud- ?? c~doti( Coiiu-ry Aiq'TwJz. Baflirmusy, Wednesdavy l0thi O~tb 'Ball3yneaii Saftttday', 1$th Ocio'ber.'Atitiita e,i gsd~v; Ocitober. -. Belfis; .90(044i, 2th- Octbbvr. Itcamitric i~ d. 29thl 0-toder. Boprough Li~bicite, We 'eitid,~,iyt 10thOtobsr:, Bro~ugh Be lft4 ~-Saturday 1*Oher ...

... THE STANDARD-IRISH TITHES-CATHOLIC OLgRGy. | .'The ardard , Bd ,o'day contains 'ido'n 4d _ ce-d Ty.itATMrat*article in reply t&ojomse obm y-E Ijojns'of irs, h 1 Tithes, whicli ppiaredo -b the FREED AN'S JDURPNAL of thie-6th 4astrt., II am reference -to-the -terms-in which wefeltitoui-duty-to _ airtinadyay.t..on the tone; and sisyrit evinicet by our con'- l ernporaty in IS!.A, attac nie A ...

... DAILY REP T OF CHOLERA CASES. . i . .i - 5 - -:Countcil Office, Dublin ConicZ. Duatly, Sa. l]0,-Remairig, at 'ast report, 219-; NQw asqes, 44,; diqd, ,; recovered, 18; remainieg, Ys238 total O~baeZ fromn .comsnabemenr, IQ,67.; total deaths from coin- laenceienet; 3v§%,' . . ?? - - ' - ?? New -esee. D id. Reed, St. Qeorge's Parjeh. Sept. 19o , 4; 31st Lue4 and Rusb, Sqpt. 9 ' 4, 4 1,1 ...

... etc ffraiatito .tra.il _ \ S ' L - FRANCE AND GERMANYfi We. haive received the Paris papers of Sa- turday, with the Messager des Ckhanibres, dated. Sunday, also German papers, from, Vienna and the Maine; to the 5th, inst. inclusive. It -issaid: that a general association in favour of the libertyof the press, with branch societies in. the departimts, is .about to be formed at Paris. A letter ...

... In country churchyards in Scotland, and perhaps in other countries also, there is always a corner near the gateway which is devoted to the reception of strangers, and is distinguished from the rest of the area by its total want of monuments. When you enquire of the passing peasant respecting this part of the burial-ground, he tells you that it is the corner for strangers, but never, Lf ;course ...