... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1837. Annieersary, of ite Pansing of the Beform Act.-Wodnes| day next, the7th instant, being the anniversaryof this great modern event, the Refenrers of St. Anne's Ward intend to 4 honour the day by partaking of a public dinner. Consider- able preparations are being made for the occasion. The Queen's Theatre, which is calculated to accommodate about I nine hundred ...

... orrtedptrnene.t, d THE LICENSING SYSTEM. o To the Mfembers of the Liverpool Town CGouncil. E - ENTLEMHN,-You have been chosen by the in- 6 habitants of Liverpool as our representatives in the e Town-hall, and when chosen you were empowered by Ithe Mpnicipal Act to recomnmend to the Secretary of, y State fit and proper persons to rule over us as Magis- M ?? (the people) have selected you as the ...

... iE.IMPERANCE MEETING. A Tmetnlof the friends and members of the Tenipeaance OR t8ocietkNiff~Q id; Peullniftt to adjourtuie~t~frollabutrdy, th. I t sseren ocdlock, in the Amphiftheatre, fox Inlr w7ias U~eOI1 crowe Witbaveryrespeetable and orderly dr audienCe tiecirlia;tir n jIs. J&1fIS SMflCIi wa alfd3toxhar ildfe 1 a Tnl~eam liil bad120 leen. Hang, ?? to ore the 0 a Teinpera of dieevn~g ...

... Unarittit . Chester April Cheese Fair.-In consequence of the T tate of the weeather this faish has not beecn equal to 0! those of former years. All the business was acecom-b plisheid before the clock struck twelve~ on Tuesday,- v, morning, and the carts bore away their burdens loihg before the 1roostinig of the cocks and hens., The following s.'cre the prices:- Best Cheshire, Mls. ; Se- I ...

... - WITH M?:Trvlsor -. thevr zNiLlti11 HISTORY goo'd WIT1 ME;M11on1CAL DATECr ns to *ncy. (Continved from our last.) ,fthe ol, it V It has been suggested to us tto io h, ch in adviseable to prefix the key to thle mtue nit to tbta sring series, in order to refresh the mem ea of thYU rcelv students:- mov- !?n rm rj d c b ps ,lace, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 lure_ zthg-gvk, the When S begins a word it ...

... I- 11 minimize HOU8E .OF ORiDDS, . .9(UR'DAYApri'I& The businemsbefore teir Lordshipwas principaly M confined to the reception petitions for and giinst tthe abolition of Church rates. A {The Irish Municipal -Blill, 'the' Mutiny Bill, the IRoyal Mint Bill, and other bills were brought up from the Commons and read a first time MSUNICIPAL COrPOiLATIo's (IR:LANn) BILL. Viscount MEL&IoSJRNm ...

... TME LIVFRPOOL AMPIflTUPATRlIeAL CHl.AMPIONS OF TORYIS3I AND INTOLERANCE. The following well-merited animadversions upon the spouters at the recent farce at the Amphitheatre, ap~peared in the M~orainq C.hronicle:- We have been am'used. with the description of some antics lately exhibited by certain rererend buf- sh foons before the iood peopleofkLiverpool. The place di aeliected for the ...

... PARLIAMEiNTARY REGISTER. The Court of th-e Revising Batristors for this die,- triet was held yesterday in'the Sesstons-hoa-e, for ian -the revision of thu lists of voters for thle boroughl. Mr. Blansliard presided in the Nisi Prius Cou~rt, Mr, Abrahall in the Magistrates' Ronm, the former taking thle list of freemen, the letter the householders vet r reiding in the out townships, and both ...

... THlE DINNER. i The annual dinner took place at Lucanss Reposi- D tory, Great Charlotte-street, in the evening. It was ir most numerously and respectably attended, the large and splendid room being nearly filled. About .500 srgentlemen sat down to an excellent dinner, provided by Mr. Horn, of the Mersey Hotel. The chair was 3, occupied by Lord Stanley, the president of the 3Ysociety, who was ...

... TO THE RO]MAN CATHOLICS OF SO UTH .LANCASHIRE. FELLO.w C1rATST1Aqs,-Your Roman Catholic bre- 00- thren in Ireland are suffering under the most atro- cious persecutions. Two thousand persons, men, ,ke rtomen, and children, have within the last fiew years I ,t been riven out of house and home, because they con ntil are Roman Catholics, and because the men have lod the dared to vote for those who ...

... THE REV. DR. SHEPIIERD AND THE REV. RECTOR CAMPBELL. ;;nVY will merit, lt io k shade pursite, Ar id Iit thec sisadow, proves its .sb3tianca truae. TWe vere about to comment upon the savage, un- gentlesnanlike, and un-Christian. attack which Mr. Rtectdr Campbell, in an evil hour, thought flt to make upon that %worthy, enlightened, and consistent advocate for civil and religious liberty, the Rev ...

... 'I'he seventh annual meeting of this association commenced onl Monday last, the prelimmnary arrange- ments having been made at n meeting of the General Committee, at the Towni-hall, on Saturday. The objects of the association arc already well k'uown they will also be found detailed in the speeches of the Marquis of Northampton, lte Presidenlt of the association, and the Earl of Burlington, his ...