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... trot Riberpol Iftrcurp. SALUS POPULI LE1I SUPRRMA. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1838. cc We have, in our time, belonged to various eom- ol mitteeNs, appointed by public bodies to transact busi- tb ness which could not be so well or so conveniently in performed by the whole body of subscribers, and it was di the rule on such committees in general to select the el chairman for the year by the ballot ...
... MtULTUM IN PAUVb. a-9A ~-A - - Hev - 7 s. . . s - . -. ,- - I The annu al meeting of the British and Foreign Bible Socjety , 0was held last week at Exeter-hall. The receipts during the year Mere £97.237 Is. lid. The numberofcopiesof the Soriptures dif-wl tributed during theyear ?? the establishruent of F. th oit O,1801 Theannve of the Wesleyan Missionary Society was heling e lost week in Lo on ...
... 26'atfetitd. ing at Thursdi Coroner's Inquesl.-(Abridged from our Middleto.u brres)onden. )-On Suturdar last, an inqucest was held Burn t the Hare and Hounds Inn, Middleton, before F. Dear- 1ffnd.-' en, Esq., of Rochdale, coroner, on the body of a young burned' 'oman, narned Martha Bobbington. 17 years of age, who to the ad died on the Wednesday preceding, in consequence, Down- was said, of ...
... thre Xtberpoo Jftrtury. SALUS POPULI LEX SUPIIEMA. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 41, 1838. ULTRA RADICAL AND TTLTRA TORY DE- MAGOGUERSSEDITIOUS LANGUAGE- GROSS CAL'UIMNY on LORD MELBOURNE. *Where there is no l)aw there is no liberty. Oh, liberty! what excesses have heeneosmmitted in thy a sacred nianie! ha Deeply interested as we are in the welfare of the Be people, anxious as we are to secthem in the ...
... -- -rt- t 7 t- - - (trrt valorene. - - - - I - RE1 8IU INTOLERANCE. V Ve To the R1EV. RECTOR CIAMPBELL, Liverpool. F le SIRa-At a Bible contest, some time sice I Cornwallastreet, whichG rew out of your education scheme and that of the Town he Counoif about 1notes and comments, you are reported to have ersaid that, with regard to the schools. you were placed In such d *~ dilemma that you ...
... :, L - U§IS IOPULO LE-; SUPRBAIA; C IFRI-DAY,:DECEMBER 7, 1I38. ?? SEDITIOUS AND TURBULENT PROCEED- INGS OF THE DISCIPLES OF STEPHENS, O'CONNOR, OASTLER, &c. It wouldbe a libl on thievigilance of'the Government el lto suppose that they havo been inldiferent observers of T the recent turbulent and seulitious proceedings of the mis- rec guided followers of such men as Stephens, O'Connor, bi ...
... .DTMIMMO ANTIQUITIXS. I- * -, - I\ -- In the MrcurY of April 28, 1837, we published an $Mount of a recent discovery of the remainsof an anacienit in the far West State of NorthfAmerica, and the flowing more recent account of a sumilar discovery in fern appears in the GVentan's Mafazinie of the pre- sent month:- E Buried Ctlydiscovered in Peru.-The Captain of an American vessel, named Ray, has ...
... THE HAIRWEST. are The weathevr of the last week has been somewhat va- not rable In its ehgntcter; we hare bad wind, and rain, and mists, and sunshine. Such atmospheric changes are of Pr-conrse characteaistic of the season of the sear and yeZ ion low leaf, and betoken the approaei of the more gloomy ?? days of Novembjer, unto which we are fast hastenig. lad Thursday afternown was cold and ...
... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 183I, I Apothecaries' ?? handsome biiding is nearly } completed, ni~d will shortly be opened to the public.. it of is quite an ornament to tho town. The masonty has been executed by Mr. ThomaLs Tapley in a mastetly and workmanlike manner. A Wesleyan Minister's Opinion of the Religious srn- c struction afforded to Chiildren of the Roman Caloio t Church.-On Sunday ...
... tility.; Uo0wri igbili, The greater part of' this week has again been highly speech ~prtred favourable for tho harvest, and the fine weather will have worth uaility been of incalculable value to the fiarmers and the country. beniei eighth In the southiern and midland counties very grcat advances anot lC), ..ctoral lhave 110w been made in securing the crops. In the north subjeci s as it a ...
... A The attention of scientific and practical men throughout Europe and America is now directed to the improvement of steam machinery and the economy of fuel, and we are on the eve of mighty changes, the result of which will, in Ax all probability, at no distant period, enable us to make ae the voyage between England and America in less than Der two-thirds of the time now necessary for the ...
... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 188. Solicitor to the Dock Tuastees.-The appointment ifa solicitor to the Dock TrUst in the room of Mfr. Tho7ps; Harvey, resigned, ?? place yesterday week TI'erei C were five candidates for the situation, all of:4omre- a signed their pretensions to !\Mr. Vandenhoff- 'd Mr. ai North, the former gentlemin being ?? thet Reformers-the latter by the Tories. Mir. North ...