... L LOSS OF THlE PARAGON BY FIRE. I The following interesting and affecting account ap. peared in the pages of a morning contemporary. It is from the pen of the Rev. Dr. Fletcher, who, we understand, will receive subscriptions, at his residence in the Ale-end. road. Sir,-Permit me through the medium of your paper to direct the attention of the benevolent and humane to a case of most affecting ...

... tieWe are glad tn find that Air. Bleverley, of Beverley, ced has just published a pamphlet onl the corrupt state of the lic University of Camliridge. WVe shall notice it next II's CHING- LAu LARssrO.-Tihe surprising performances of :rde this wonderful individual haeve been wvel'I Ltttendled. during ard, the week. Hle is really very clever.-See advy. ton MECHAN ICS' INSTeTLTrrON.-We understand ...

... I LOCAL INTELLIGEN' f COMMERCIAL CLERS' SOCIETH.-T of this Society is fixed for TliursdayDefl sion a numerous company is expected.- We are informed that Mrs. Gsrdntr present visit to this town been partlC in her practice, and recommlend all lc sistance to make application to her ciii SOCIETY FOR PROMOTO;G Casielt THE JEWS.-SermonIS are nppinted!t thorrow on behalf of the Londen Socs ...

... .A.L -I ULA IUV u ' gat. LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER is, 1833. At the Kirkdale Sessions, last. weel, John Lnnghorn and Michael Callaghan pleaded guilty to an indictment charging thorn with having on t ...

... It must be well known, to our scientific readers at least, p that Air. Ericsson has been for some time past engaged in b series of important experiments, the object of which ...

... - i0Nll'-S- -J046 - ' !S - PRESIDENT Jner'iEH3ON.-A bronze statue of Air. Jefrerson, late President of America, as modelled by Al. David, has been cast by 3. Honore Gonon, of Paris. It represents the President in his natural attitude and usual dress, and is full of dignity. Mr. Jefferson was six feet two inches high, and the stanue has the same dimensionst It is to be placed in one of the ...

... M ANCESTEP SATUUAY,. Nov. 23. THE INTENDED CORPORATION BILL. The following is the Copy of at Letter sent o Mond1ay to the Commissioners who haove visitcO this ilown to mnake inquiries prepa -ratory to the in- troduction of the Corporation Bill:- Allrket-street, Afnic/iestei, 1811. Nov., 1833. GENTLE EnX:.I bieg to submit to your attention thle following i'eiMsrks on the intended Corporiltioli ...

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... I -? , tewpollZiolu. I P4YJIWNTS OF 0DRn1rps ox 7' '11 COUN'Ty TO@ THE ?? Rt 'tX1 T tU TQ'ttoNCg The County Treasurer having f ais l am inorismed) chiamitd the systemo of paying the orders mrado upan hiut by tille . gistTateS at tice Plrston Sessions, ?? right that sucl change should be publicly kIiown, itt order tint itamy be ascer. taillad wieother tile alte: tion has becn made teith tbie ...

... I - We have great satisfaction in quoting the fol- lowing passage from the Bxaminher-the ablest of the London journals, and the least to be suspected of desire to flatter any man in office, or likely to be in office- corroborative of the views we took last week of Lord Durbam's speech: The opinion.we had conceived of the sound principles and high purploses of Lord Durham is confirmed by his ...

... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER29, 1S33. I -~a Stealing Cotton.-The Prince's Doeck and the avenues lead- I ing to it are infested with crowds of young thieves, who live by stealinlg otton from ithe hales ...

... 7?? cloillootif smiorcil4lljt$I I IottD DiUR Asri.-_0n Wednesday wvee, a public inner was given to Lord Duriui by thc new cofstituency f Gateshead. Robert Rippon, Esq., M. P., for Gaite,. Iead, Wivs in thc chalir, und upwards of 130 gentlceien were prcsent. Lord Durhanm, (n his health bhing given, 0dressed thc colipany at great length, amridst tire most cordi3l applause. I n the c9uirse of his ...