... LIVERPOOL. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1834. Grand Junction Raiulway.-On Wednesday sennight a meet- ingof the proprietors of the Grand Junction Railway was bald in the Cotton Sale-room, Exehan :buildilngs, Jo ...

... (Continued from our last page.) HOUSE OF COMMONS. -WED-, r..SDAY- MORNING SIfTIXG. Mr. WARBURTON presented a petition from Charles Hatchett, Esq. of the Belle Vue House, in the county of Middlesex. The hon. member stated that the petitioner had a beneficial interest in certain funded property under a deed to which the late Henry Pauntleroy* was trustee. On the conviction of Fauntleroy, that ...

... Sir,—Wifh biography I have nothing to do.—Yet as an attentive reader I may be allowed to bear testimony to the railing accqsation mixed, indeed, with a few honeyed words to individuals—brought against the body of the Clergy by a writer who has lonsr prac- tised 011 the public credulity. Every one who turns to the Cambrian of the lIth of January, will perceive that lie really did employ the ...

... LOANDON-2IfJNDAY, FEBRUARY 17. FRtANCE.-The French papers of Saturdayhave brought us an account of another failure of the French Government to procure a conviction of the press. It prosecuted the Quetidiennte for inserting what appears to be little short of treason, and the Jury found the parties not guilty. We do not look upon this so much as an indication of the unpopu- larity of Louis ...

... -HOUSE OF COMMONS-FRIDAY, FEB. 14. -REPEAL OF TAXES. i The House resolved itself into a Committee of Supply. Mr. BERXAL ill the Chair. Lord ALTHORFP said, it is now my intention to call the attention of the House to the present state of the finances. I am now about to speak as to the prospects of the finan- cial year, which the House knows will not. terminate for tro months ; and it will be ...

... ,it I SCELLA NY. 'hi Vlo~~v trt 91 Ilitoilsi, i'ext hie no' b it)g i IL bill to deprive te IC rf'iv'ptilo''e 0if' 0'it tlcctiuot, tor ii' '\'tzo'i rc-rc t tO find1 flit ot *, thm;o *hchw '.VI-Ckl t:I o X- ?? vimi'l 1-'eoi, ;n liiL I i, ' ?? *i ?? to X Lt til hoIV II --i~ ltl;o - ol'ilti ?? lie hs-,is itiil,ii ;lie crej X fw 1 i, 10'~ V il''ll 0 ?? . ii ii' d iickn toi M11101131;vy ' * I li ...

... The talking nuisance has set in Cor its six months. What a pest is the Parliament! The Ministers dread it; the Speaker sinks under it the drowsy Listeners tire of-ltf the Country disregards its sayings, dislikes Ife dolngS/i the Fashionable World votes it a bore the Press loathes it the Reporters hate it; tfie Penny-a-liners curse it; Editors sicken of its absurdities; ifteaders cast their ...

... iallaition zof the C'HanneeMor. Oil the 7th inst. the installation or admission of his Grace the Duke of Wellington to the office of Chan- cellor of the University of Oxford took place at Apsley House in London. The Vice-Chancellor and Proctors, l to ether with the several Members of Convocation ?? had been nominated as Delegates for the occasion, assembled at Batt's Hotel in Dover-street, ...

... BARON SMITl'S CIARGE. Thte following, is the charge delivered by Baron Smith, at the opening of the Commission of Ov-er and Terminer on Saturday, to the City and County Grand Juries :-He said, that when the state Fof the Calendar, or of the country, called for observation from the Bcnch, he had given such admonition as the case Seemed to him to require. When, on the other hand, no such ...

... PEVSIOV LIST. LIST OF THE MINORITY OF 184, Tellers included, who voted for Mr. D. W. Harvey's Motion, that a Select Consnnittee be appointed to inquire into the consideration of each Grant in the Pension List, and report the same to the House. ENGLISH. Aglionby, H. A., Cockermouth Lennox, Lord W. igssLn Attwoodi, Thomas, Birminghiam Lennox, Lord G., W. Sussex Baillie, J. E., Bristol Lennox, ...

... LOCAL INT LLIGENCE. FiBRUARy 12, 1834. On Friilty ?? a fa'tal affrdy tolc placd at the Black Boys, Atldborbz'gh, NWrfolk, amongt a cony of ibiin who were deinking tiere. A young man named Jismet Mitd, a cobper, was ieieedingly drunk, and very outra'¢edts In the course of the afternoon a dispute cd'imenced between him & William Chaplian, a butcher, which ended in Birda's knocking him dowh. ...

... PfETOVAT OF Or TO LANC,\Teit AsCIZErs.-We re- gret ti filid tluit tle ?? of the business for the handred of Vest Derby frurni Lancaster to this town, -which we were led tin expeet ?? take place at tile next Assizes, lias not been acceded to. -Liverpol Timeii. A QUICKC VOYACE.-rhC ship Mary Ax-n Webb,, Citptain Viner, sailed fronm Liverpool (in the ] t, f June for Calcultta, ;Lrldret~lle rued ...