... DANIEL O'CONNELL, ESQ. M. P. (Abridgedfrom lthe Livsrpool Mlercury.) Wednesday lost being the day appointed for the visit of Mir 0'Cbnsrell to Liverpool, for the purpose ofattending the dinner to weiich he had been invited by his friends and ad- mirers here, or rather by the friends ot Ireland, was looked frvrward to with considerable anxiety, and every preparation was nmae to do due honour to ...

... INNTiNTIONS Or MINISTERS. At a dinner given at the Town Hall, Cambridge, yester. day week, in celebration of the election of Thos. Hovell, Esq., the first mayor of that town under the Corporation Retorm Bill, the Right Hon. Spring Rie, Chancellor of the Exchequer, in the course of a long speech, thus re. marked on the measures to lie pursued by Ministers in the approaching Session of ...

... ,.,T§.F ,,.t CHARITY BAZAAI. ., , . , \ t~TV. 'OnT .e.d'sy tast, I th'e Bazar'~fr the'iente'of thisON cx- *k1'tln't iiir~tjaot 'was open'ed, at- he' Exchage-rnn5, frtom t 'ielv~e . 'fotur' ,ogclec1, fir the' 'adiissiolii'of.'those ' yho mighrw~ht,,qi to ,view the 'aeiicles 'prevtous to the day' 'of gdorirs sle, The sale roomn ?? eenrie ro6otn'ef the suit ...

... SETTLEMENT OF THE laiS. TITT QUESTION. ! .I The following mode of procuring the final adjusitnent Of the above questions through the formation of an l cle- siastical Board, has been submitted to several of ?? clergy, through the medium of circular letters, by the Arclibisiop of Dublin. ' he plan is strongly urged on the attention of the parties by -Dr. I-Vhateley, end will, it ?? supposed, be ...

... ? , B REPRESENTATION d OF NORTH , LANCA4SHIRE. . TO (THE F.D1TOR. OF THE PrESTON CltONICLE.' Si?. Does Mr. Towneley, of Towneley. meant to offer himself. as a cardidate' for this Division :of lancashire. in case of a dissolution of parliament, or does hie tt ? ihis is, aque's- tion. that is now frequently asked. From ihe confiis tg' statements of the two B11ackburn journals, ?? ?? hs ...

... I I $4. ffCLti&la~lOU0. Tts: ONLY SAFE POSITION OF TRON SAFES.-_The followiog observations on the insecurity of' orinlry rafes, and onl tite only effectual inerhod of preserving booke and papers, and other valuable property, are from the pen of Mr. Dwvight, of the ?? York Daily Advertiser, a great authority, since he had the' gretter part of his ?? deposited in safes destroyed doting the late ...

... ILou.1 11nteIle1e MEETINGS OF CREDITORS. C. R. signifies the Commisslonerseriroms, which are at No 8, St Jame6's-squnrc, BeSCl Kirg-street, Manchester. . . MONDAY-eVRX AY I Hourn fL Levy, Birminghsm. dealer. prool abrf debts. C ?? 11. TUrSDAY-F8f3RUARY 2 I S Lloyd, Manehester palleo printer, last exam, C R ?? 10 I ., WEDNESDAY-FRUftuflAy s t i Schofield, Oldham. grocer, oassinees. C R ?? 2 ...

... INCREASED POPULATION-INCREASED. PRODUCTIVENESS OF THE SOIL. Mr. CoUecTT's rural rides, which brought him constantly in sight of fine old churches of greater size than was needed for the present surrounding popula. tion, led him to the conclusion that the country had a gre ater number of inhabitants when those churches were ereated than it has now. H-e forgot, or did not know, thiat; the ...

... ?j -- i Osmotic intelligence. , 'I The new master of the rolls is tile brother of the Rev. Edtvard Bickersteth, rector of Wotton, Herts, a well- known evangelical clergyman The rival candidates for fashionable celebrity in Paris. are the Duke de Richeliell, Count Dernidoff, and the Earl of Pembroke. Each of these noblemen:laas an im- inense establishment of carriages, horses, and servants. The ...

... ulable 941PA. oretce OF LORD CItANcELLOtt.-Theancient sta e in which this great officer went to Westminn. ster-hill, afief hie was advanced to the dignity of C(Il nell >, nrity be underttnold from the display uinle ha Sir Francis Bacon, Knight. Being then the Kin;'s artnrney-general, hie received the great seal iporti the 7th of March, tS Jamnes I., and upon the first day of Eister term then ...

... IPLAT'A XnUtrN Ml RAILWAYoA1CULIMR-I1 (Feon tile IN~eae.eFitiof e'Dc. Lanlier'is eord on the (Frain theo Mm S'teoeil 6Engive.) ..It may le pemiseed, thist persons proposinlg to enre all any relcecad sperctlatioan should obtain f/irs a t Ab e ol 'yroell~eneix-theat is, anii account of all tile acclivities upon tlieline frox. tesreitus to Oc 'mlaUs, statling enw, inenv leet a mile earle incline ...

... 1rHE, L.ORD oF rTHE MANOR AND OURSELVES| 1'H LORID oP-1- As the object of our last week's statement, that the Steward of the Lord of tile Manor denied the truth of certain letters which had appeared in this paper, has been misunderstood by many of our readers, we feel compelled, in justice to ourselves, to publish the corres- pondence which led to the notice, as evidence of our desire to set ...