... SMLTVU in PARVo. Ur. A now Catholic Chapel was opened at Leed, on WednesidWy IUI- so'nnight. Thc light RoY. Dr. BrIgg ofdchiated, yes Placards were ast weekposted up ?? Towes. 'a liffl, for pettyrifficers assal-oidsseaom'' nts eir navy, on bolrd of vesselsfhrom 10 to 121111 gusag.i dlt The reports of the Duke of Bunucleugei viavt to the Cnnilrsef thc being occasioned by pecuniary ...

... t~U3~U~t~. XR. M4NEILE'S P~OLI-T1CAL-SERMONS. t aich -lies To the EDITOR of the LIVERPOOL MIERCURY. le avy SIR,-Expecting that, a mote, competent person than ev [ldtot myelfin newspaper correspondence wouli aerpidr eveor tote Rev. H~ugh MINeile's assertion that hie -never cc, men uttered pariy politics in the pulpit, I hayve renmained di ,sat; silent until now; but not finding an~ one in the ...

... LAYING THE CORNER-STONE OF st. Austin's New Catholic Chapel. The corner stone of this edifice was laid on Monday at noon, in the presence of a number of spectators, but no pro- cession or public display distinguished the proceedings. The ceremony was performed by Mr. Alderman Gradwell, who ar- rived on the ground soon after twelve o'clock, accompanied by the Rev. Thomas Sherburne, V. ?? of ...

... (TorreopolOrlict. I ?? [Thse Editors do not hold themsselves responsible for the senti- osents contained in the leliers of their Correspondents.] A LYCEUM IN SALFORD. To the EDITORS ofthe MANYCHESTER TJAJRS. GENTorriitN: tbe allowed, thsrough the maidium of i your valuable paper, to direct the attention of the friends of the i working classes in Salford, to the necessity of their forming an ...

... ,.j~~ d a~ . as a.. VEaR LliELr.Y.- Vhat is your business, mdameo? . sked n eounsel, recently, of a vwitness. I keep a semimary for the destruction of young ladies, was the answer.-Bos- ton (U.S.) Hlerald. u- OuTr OF TIE WaY.- Send them all to -, exclaimed st a sacrilegious ruffian, speaking of some paupers. Better send us to heaven, your haneur, we shall be more out of your e- way ...

... IKE COUNCIL =;AND THWAURESEB -I4. i DEPENDENCE OF A REPRESENTATIVE. C A I I ?? I n r n I The opposite light in which we and somne of our con- I temporaries regard the meeting of certain members 0 the Council at the Angel ln$, which has occasioned 8o a much discussion, arises from the different views we en- tertain of the nature of the connexionhbetween the con- n stituent and the ...

... p tublic ofaiiti0, is HOUSE OF llECOVERtY, Nov. 2.-Admitted, 31.-Djs. r, chiarged cared, 24.-D)ead, 2.-Remsvin iii the House, 6G. d WEEKLY VISiTORS TO THE JUBILEE SCROOL. Mrs. Jenkinsos, Miss Johnson, Mrs. J. Kennedy, and Mrs. Ken- worthy.-Nov. t. 1838. NIGHT ASYl.UM FOIl THE DESTITUTE POOR -Shel tered and relieved from the dlii February to the 24th Oct. inclui O sive, 11642.-Ditto to the 31bt ...

... RAILROAD ANTICIPATIONS. PC About twelve months previous to the opening of the D Liverpool and Manchester Railway we indulged in a jets ol d'esprit on the subject, which we have frequently been Ot requested to republish, as nine years have elapsed since tl git original appearance. Our anticipations that loco- gi motives would ever attain a speed of twenty or thirty t amiles an hour, and that ...

... -I N PERILS OF NON-CONFORMhITY, I, We hear a good deal from our Tory friends, if they I vill allow us to call them go, of the dangers which envi- 'on the Established Church,-of the covert and open 1 ittacks of its enemniea,-and of the means aupiosed to be 11 iii esorted to for the purpose of weakening its )old the be t S affections of the people, and hhurrying on its dowaihl,1 the gi ut it ...

... I--: 1 Ate ?? -f ?? 9[ - - ?? . . ?? Even. R*. DAy9- I. s.h. n. ft.Sn. 1610 35444 5115 2 7 11 23 16 2 day. 11 39 11 5516 4 No day . .i - : 0 1316 i ?? ay 20 0 304 49 164' W d es ly. .21 1 7 11 26 15i 6 221 46 2 714 7 pridall.. :29 231257 131I0 | F55TIVALS, &o. 9 in d with ) ffh. 12m. even. Hugh, Bishop of Lincoln. fld S4undizy aftorTrinity. ; rlses 3b. 8rn. morn. adninund. Kin, and Martyr. ...

... Plublic (barittiro, HOUSE (OF i(EtLCOVLRY, Nov. t6.--Adisitt,., 1J-Dis. chlarged curIed, 16.-IDead, 2.-Remrin irs the tlolsre, Gi D NilG I' ASYLUM FOR T1HE DlS III UL E Pl ;O-Shrel. treed rol relieved fromi tOe 5th F,-;lalry to thr 701 Nov. inclo- esiv, 12364.-Ditto to the 14th Nov. 386.-Tm 1ls, 12 7.50 ItROYAL LANCASTERtIAN SCdR()L.-Nalmbhe of children is; the school :-Boys, 72;s; Girls, 33S ...

... CENTENARY OFMETHODISM. Wehlave given elsewhere an waount of the proceed- imwin 1Nanchester, in refirence-to the raisirg of a fund ferlthe proper celebration of the,,entenary of Methodism, AY and also. a list of thc times and places for adjourned .ca~ meetings throughout the Uni+Ad Kingdom fbr the same fr4' purpose.. 'Ihe prelimninary meeting in Liverpool was held tlhe ikr unswvick Chapel on ...