... 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 ...

... Comd.ponlunte, V THE REV. AUGUSTUS CAMPBELL. To the EDITOR of the LIVERPOOL ALBION. SIR,-Some time in the year 1794, a young friend of mine, taking an active part in a riot at the Edin- burgh Theatre, received sundry severe contusions on e his cad. Nor was this the whole of his troubles. l No sooner was he in a state to be moved from his lodgings than he was brought, as a culprit charged with ...

... COMMION COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS, WEDNBISDAY, OCT. 4. A ?? adjourned quarterly meeting of the Town Council was held onl Wednesday last.I The Deaputy TOWN-CLERK read over the minutes, and an itemn of 'X106 appearing in the report of the Finance Committee, Mr. Alderman EVANS wished to be informed wshat the I £1110o was fot'. The MAYOR requested that the minutes mnight be gone through wvtit. Mr. EVANS ...

... Netud itai O5etbatiadT. SPAI N. The Carlists having thought proper to retire from the neighbourhood of Mradrid towards their mountain fastnesses, have, as a matter of course, been followved by the Constitutionalists. The Aflfdrid Gaazette of the 20th contains a despatch from the Commander- in-chief, Espartero, in which that worthy claims a complete victory over the Carlists at Guada- l laxara ...

... k- r o i;, The wonderful calculating boy of the Standard al. has again been at work with fisgures, and has suc- 1er ceeded in showing, to his own perfect satisfaction, as that the members and friends of the Established lY Church in Liverpool greatly exceed in number the k- members of all other religious persuasions, and, con- h sequently, that the Tories can carry all the wards at on the ...

... NIANUFACTURE OF SILIK. The great improvement which has been recently ma-de in the Jacquard loom has given a new interest to every thing connected with this important piece of mechanism. Heretoforethemmovemciltsliavebecn considered too complicated for any practical pur- pose, unless in the hands of' the most skilful weaver, vombining, at the same time, great physical power to accomplish the ...

... LIVERwPOOL AGRICULTURAL MEETING, .. I -. The asvniversary mneeting of the Liverpool Agricild- ; s4 n tural Society was held -esterday, in the Old Infirmary il a Yard, Lime-street, the use of which had been given i S t gratuitously by the Mayor and Council for the show d of cattle, horses, sheep, pigs, seeds, and agricultural 1 imylemerrs. The attendance was both respectable , n andt nnmeaous, ...

... VO- -AO T I -. . . a ---sr The annual meeting of the friends and members of this Association was held on Wednesday last, in the. Amphiftheatre, Great Charlotte-3treet. The admis- si!on was by ticket, and in order to secure unanimity th ,.loigstipulations were printe ntebc of each ?? As. the meeting is not convened for dis- caission, no person but those deputed by the comn- mittee w.ill he ...

... rIDY OCibtOpBRt ,t 16ur3. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1837. It has been the invariable practice of knaves, fools, bigots, and hypocrites, in all ages, in the lack of reasonable grounds of complaint, to endeavour to stigmatize the character, misrepresent the conduct, and impugn the motives of those whosc arguments they were unable to refute. If Socrates, Galileo, Locke, and other illustrious men were ...

... Ott XiberpoI ATrrcur. SA L US POP UL I L ?? 6UPREMA. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1837. We have left ours Ives ?? for comment on the performaces of this bodytot the Amphitheatre, and must therefore content Yourselves with little more than a reference to the report, which will be found elsew'h cre. The Iitrtoductory prayer is worth perusal and is worthy ofADttention, 1s particii- larly apro~ys to the ...

... THEATRE ROYAL.-MADAME PASTA, &c. To the EDITOR ef the LIVERPOOL MERCURT ?? SIR,-This justly celebrated lady attracted to the Theatre, on Monday night, upon a single day's announcement, as crowded and splendid an audience as has probably ever graced its wails. There appeared to prevail, from Madame Pasta's performance, in a concert on Friday last, a pretty general impression that her vocal ...

... LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVDN~y FROM OUR G. td FROXr OUR cORRESPoN'Ioro.\' \ Thero is still rbundance of iiloncy in ?? ecotnmtson the be t b511sanre ato 4 ercrL lll}l m ls There are but fewy bills in the marltet of t - ,1Q0 i under On the St ck Ecliante there is bot IH'ie lricter. brokers were all very, dadi. I ieso tllli')I ?? 0dt ai;llhigh., Consols 02 niluncy; 92t on accont I ,3G14 50fank Stock ...