... 74Tes Anti-Cores-law Delegates..-The anti-corn-law de- c, legates assembled, on Friday afternoon last, at Manchses- a e ter, in the great room of the Corn Exchange, which. wits v o filled by a body of the most influential and respectable se 0inhabitants. Mr. R. H. Greg, in the absence of' Mr. tU Smith, (who is sufferint from a domestic calamnity,) pro- tj Isided at the meeting. kesolutions ...

... MR. JOHN NORTH AND THE DOCK WARE- HOUSE QUESTION. In our last, we expressed a pretty confident belief, that I the second memoriallately presented to the Dock Commit- tee, and sinie published in the pamphlet sbape.emanated from warehouse owners, through the agency of Mr. North, I their secretary, and thedisappointed candidate for the o-l licitorship to the Dock Trust. This has called foith~a ...

... limperitd Povhanelnt. HOUSE OF CO.MeONS. . 1RFDNwDA9rt, Mum 27. UOVERUMMNIT 4OF .TAAMIAiCA. jgf Lnrd J. UUSSBSILL expweeda hone thilittte leuse mivold allow ol ttbo Seeretary for the Co oisesto bringdit a bill, of which he had i Riven notice for the previonsmighttto mna&e a temporary pronv-: sion for the Government nf.Jamoin; butffir Robert Peel havinig IPI rhgted that he thought, irsn mtnter ...

... inty INewwasle-upon- Tyne.-T he Chartists of Newcastle- the ?? have followed the example of their brethren is of at Birm~ingham, Fiusbury, and Dumfries, by adopting a i-I of: course amfunting to the sage Promulgation of the prin- i Conl- ciple, that no bread is better then halkit loaf. On, Wed- ;ixty riesday se'nssight a public meeting ot' the inhabitants, to )otle consider of the propriety of ...

... 'The foil of rain onl Monday night, and thle uninterruipted mad mnl 3heavy fall[ which took place front1 T'uesday evenling, lit siboilt six 0 oelek throoghout Niedniesday, OLetn Ild a thle littler was W., by highs winds, lets prodaced mnelancholy effects onl tlie hay e liii corn crops. (11 10 Moday3 and 'riesday tile filds pmsresne tho a, Mostaoitjtuated appeam Utice it oil ports of yurljah ...

... ,fmptrf;tl 4DJfrUlllHtnt# ?? so HOUSE OF LORDS. w THURSDA Y, March'l 7. O The Ecolesiastical Pluiralltlea ibestriction Bill wa rea a thr timne andI passed. The Transfer of Aids Bill wa'sB brought up from the Commons tm ansd read a first time. O Petitions for the repeal of the corn laws were presented from 14 the Provost Magistrates and Town Council of E inburgh, from females employed in the ...

... ard The A nti-torn Law Delegates.-The deliigates~ re-as-s at9y 'onsi- isf,. serabled at Brown's Hotel, last week, in greater force, than `11eC their before, unit have held daily, meetings during the week, at e re r- which the chief subject of discussion has been the pro- !C how'; ceedings in Parliament. The statements of the aalvo- ael Ithe Cates of the corn laws were scrutinized, and ninny ...

... NORTTHERN MECHANIS INSTITUTION. To the EDITOR of the LIVERPOOL MERCUBRY. Sir,-In instituting a Northern Mechanics' Institution, which I see is contemplated, the founders will have an advantage over S the founders of the present Institution, derived from increased fi experience. a A few weeks since wve were Indebted to you, Sir, for some very ii interesting information respecting an American ...

... pill Tothe EDITOR of the LVrERPOOL iTEpCURY. the boy SD,-A paragraph hai appeared in the p iners relative n e o the seizure of a quantity of fire arni e from Mess-s. I hiptans' warehouses, at Ellesmere Port, ad, in some, kel ar-pratuied by remarks of implied mystery on the part gal' dieearriers, and other il ustratiun,. goc Thefacts are ?? as follov, -'rho cases were in the fid. ?? course of ...

... d, ke Uiberpoo Ifter~tury. SALUS POP UI LEX StIPREMAIA 'RIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1839g qprLOYMENT AND REFORMvATION OF JUVENILE DELINQUENTS. idleness Is the rust of the soul.` A~t the suggestion of a friend, who has favoured us with ~ copy of a late number Of the London Spectator, we II ]h.,e given below the whole of an article which ap- il peared in that journal, on the subject of the Glasgow ...

... it The annual meeting of ?? was heldo~nfiturday week. .1 The exhibition of stock, &c., took placo in the New Cattle Mar- ket, near the Unlcorn. Inn. Lanicaster-road, a place admirably kadapted for the purpose. The show of bulls attracted particular admiration. There were twelve or fourteen, many of them ape- ctnleos of very higlily-hrinroved breeds. Thore were also some jr d brood mares, and ...

... PUBLIC TIRIBUTE TO MR. P. HILL, THE ORIGIN4TOR -OF THE GENE3RAL PENNY POST. . . - - to As Mr. Rowland Hill's scheme of penny postage is lat about to be adopted, thanks to the intelligence and es perseverance of its originator, it is high time to devise d ome effectual means of testifying the national gratitude to for the greatest obligation which any individual ever er conferred upon a whole ...