... istryieliftflAr, ? &-r* on his ler 1 THE 131 KENHEAb COMMISSIONERS. of aull es, prv- tai The usual weekly meetjingof the Commisalonerswasbheld on 011l TuesaV vnn lost, at the roomnsin I ami The itQ folwn members were preslent :-Moesra. Bentham, (in the bd of chair,) Hinds, Greene, Thomson, Pike, Bryansa, Adamsnon, Bar- rii iVy bour, Hicklin, and Fox. had b er- The proceedings of the Watch ...

... , WEST DERBY BUARD OF GUARDIANS ! I . .. . . - - . . .-I - t The usual weekly meeting of this Board was held on leeas VA last. Present,-Messrs. Sheppard, (in the able f chair,) the Rev. W. Badnall, Roskell, Shaw, Appleby, the r-Edwards, Mountfleld, Miller, PeerS, Shaw, Tarleton, the a Smith, lkington, and Pye. was s The allowance for out-door relief during the week was CH. et -Mr. Lthar, ...

... 1trt liberLTa!I Merturp.j &SAUS POPUlI LEX SUPREMA. TURSDAY, MAY' 30, 1848. So the Lords have thrown out the Jew Bill. J Hereditary wisdom tells the London electors that they are no judges of a fit and proper represents- tive, and cautions the House of Commons to be I more chary of the company it would keep. As M long as there is a House of Peers, if we may credit ti Lord Stanley, the ...

... Shf~e 3-i ibcrprf_ erettCr. BALUS POPULI LEX SUPRE3IA. TUESDAY, MA Y 30, 1818. DEMONSTRATION OF THEI MARITIME PROTECTIONISTS. c ci The repeal of the Corn Laws sealed the doom of pr the Navigation Laws. The downfal of the bread pr. monopoly sapped the foundations of all other WE monopolies. When the landed interest was com-me pelled to capitulate, and to resign its pretensions re] to any ...

... K10trict I-ITte'lligence. uy a ST. HELEN'S. recti4 On Saturday last, Mr. T. Houghton, overlookor of the gas of Pt works, in jumping off the railway train at lit. Helen's, fell upon offen the iails, and the wheels ,f the carriages passed over hi thighs e and broke them. Lie was taken to the Infiomary, Liverpool, the Oro the limbs were amlputated, but the Eufferer expired On asser Sunday morning ...

... Foitt The fortnightly meeting of this body, was held on Fort Tuesday last, at the Parish-offices, in Lime-street. Mr.gat Ferguson (the Rev. Rector Brooke not being pre saot, sent when thre proceedings commenced) was called Agi, to the chair. Tire members present were :-Meessrs. Ag Gardner, Shakesihaft, Poole, Whitby, Motyncux, Hand B~rown, Riding, Mactaggart, Seward, Abraham, Clarke,reM ...

... MU3L'2ur IN MAR°VO. fillf According to the wenkly returns or the Bank of England, 'p._ published on Friday, the amount of notes in actual circulation :n- in the week ending Saturday, April 1, Including seven days Ir. and other 1)1lls, was £18,587,867, an increase during the week of roo X01,438 ; the anomut, or gold and iliver coin and bullion In 010. the hands of the bank, £10.21 0,860, a ...

... MAINT MA~KY18 GLIO. 80HOOLSa I nAY-~kEET.I On TuesdaylevSning the aunual roeting of the friidas ' and subscfibem to this charity was held in this Sehool? lWoom, Ray-street. The Rev, H. 0. Lane, president, in I 'te chair. Thero were alto on the platform the Rev. t * Wilfred Cooper4 the Rev. Edward 43lazebrook, Rev. f tranCiS Cookr, M'. G. Lynch, ir. F. Rockliff, Mr. John i gapehd jun., Mr. Wmn. ...

... Suspension of the Union Bank, Newcastle.—We have to record the stoppage of the Newcastle, Shields, and Sunde laiid Union Joint Stock Banking Company. The disastrous event occurred yesterday (Thursday) morning, and announced to the public in the following notice, which was posted on the doors of the establishment:— The Union Banking Company, conscquence of the extreme difficulty obtaining ...

... love darkne.«s rather than light, because their deeds are evil, and because it affords peculiar facilities for the execution ot their nefarious practices—are generally on the alert and prowling abou% especially in large towns, in order to effect an entrance into dwelling-houses, warehouses, or shops, in which they think valuable and portable property may probably be deposited, and where they ...

... LIFE IN TEE WEST. a We cull the following catalogue of horrors from late >American papers:-In Shelby county, Kentucky, Dr. BMitchusson has been for some time the family physician of a gentleman named Guthrie.a citizen of Shelby county. The wife of Guthrie was indisposed some time since, and. Mitchusson was called in, The wife was several years f the junior of her husband, though the disparity ...

... E-i2- lEmpelfal 49arlialffeat. HOUSE OF LORDS. b THURSDA Y, Auus wihtb The Corn Markets (Ireland) Bill pegged through conamittee. 8 STATE OF IRELAND. ta Lord I3IlOrGIAM moved for Copies of the proclamations it h Assued by the Lord-Lieutenant for the apprehension of the sobel I leaders in Ireland. The Noble and Learned Lord took thatwa opportunity of adverting curoorily to the present stale ...