... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1842. ?? Monday ev~nin,. 1asf. the first of afv nighst dicuai-n On o th o, place It tle ?? J. Q Rumit8lI yng . o5 ?? ?? - ' -- _Mr. J. Q Rlursall -~ a, ,a 'poltieoo Newintn h pu--ant-- a349 :oMl~..andthat humble nspiraint after holy Orders, mmi perl' The ot it antlebr, Mr. J~mhmm Brindley. The former unmetlcoo crc >f hetruth of the science, and the latter that it I) ...

... WEDNV'SDA Y, April 16. On prnof that his ltbseijee ua~l been wclsioned by illness, Mlr. G. Bankees wasi disoharged fr. in cuetody Without Pityinent of (cis ~*co. The SPEAK Eft an nounced that the pet ition agaiust the return- for itocebrter hadi boctn welfhdrawnl. Mr. W S. CRAWFORD piresented a memorial from at arferenlcC of delegates of the ruidula, itid ?? eia-sev. hltd as hs-rufi~i Iham, ...

... A correspondent, who signs himself Amicus, has addres- twhe sed to us the following request:- sort I shall be much obliged to you or any of your readers to state fact the precise Uries in sehiab, the original endowment for the Cor- lowi poration Schools was bequeathed, the name of tbo testator, and ., the dite it bearO. debt We have to inform our correspondent, that there was so it no ...

... Use- --l There was a special meeting of this body on Monday of 842 last to declare a vacancy in the representation of t.oh Anne's Ward, Mr. Slater having become a bankrupt In th the course of a short discussion on the'subject, Bir- ai so kett administered a most unaccountable cut to the two an ther members of the ward, and also to the constituency ml ; thereof. Some doubt having been expressed ...

... CROPS-H ?? - .. instanit 'erelgu The: e has not been maids, r ea' aina cmer ?? last, - ,THA of hlot the rain bees 'fdinilehaviecet ~ 5 asce when there woeqdlfts'f 5151 weepingacosheltdfrm -5 lractor we~e to ?? ipa Caefshc ?? alct ar W bs~baxd. I lgraduallydsilgtsa no hbaadlen Ek rl ve-and- *yordii, with 'loiz injrytssgh hvebsiepsd uin th, ?? the meat psireelii eiusbyhreiernw Cal iii this ...

... hod The Leeds M1ercua'o and tho Mancehester Times annouince aevery .foe ~ important etep which Lord FranchisEgerton is now taking. He o 5th w'ieis tkn h liitvforflg bo -fcoa Po' It is supposed tat the example f his Lordehip Il be piromptly obi E. h oy rsorcy n htthe Tory Govern- hu av..olnee uilayarmy readty to start hey ~ ~ h mmn o ob uepower. Is this one ex- o h le ?? r .no, His Lordship bee ...

... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 184. IINSTITEITION FOR THE RELIEF OF WwDOWS AND Ont- PHAN'S OF DECEASED Cl ^SOVIXN WITHIN Of tefeDEA- I , -- ?? Ii e fte re d PHANS OF DECEASED C SO5- IISETlS ' co-, LY OF CHESTEa -The annoal meeting Of the friends excite of the above institution was held yesterday week in this CAT tw.The prccedings Commenced with a sermon at mons'. St. Peter's Ufloreb, preached ...

... imptriL Igrlxmftt hO0USE OF LORDS. THVRSDAY, July 14. The Dsea Feorest Bill and the British Posoessirm; Bill passed ~~ngh RAILWAYS BILL. tewigto In committee on this bill, the clause limitingtewegto marrlhges tos four tons, including paseenigerns, ws truck out, On Sbe noisisn of the Earl of RIPON4. LeeSd CAMPBELL moved the insertion of A clause ProhibitinS Ilhs leaking of the doors of railway ...

... I | As the session of Parliament approaches its termina- -tion, it may not be amiss to inquire into the extent of the ru obligation which the strong Government has conferred at upon the country. It assuthed the reins of power amidst th t a flourish of trumpets, and great were the expectations of l' the people from the wisdom and prudence of Sir Robert b Peel and his Conservative coadjutors ...

... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, JUNE 17,1842. CIHARGE OF EMADEZZLUs.MtNT.-HrS Dawber. ,a respetablet | looking man1 about thirty-five yearss f ege, as placed at the I -ne, a I-;at. Inentor Maddock stated k, bao~eoleeut als.Inictor~iaddockstated ad that, from information which he had received respecting the hi m! prleoner having embezzled esmemoney belonging to the firm of no Messrs. John Bibby gand Bone, ...

... gqrt Rihmpool Iffi-rcur._ SALtS 10'UPIl LEMX SUPRE'IA. FRIDAY, JANUARY27, 1843. STATE OF COIMMERCIAL RELATIONS WITH AMERICA. Few men of sense become connected with the Board of Trade without being converted into free traders. It matters little what their previous opi- inions or prejudices may have been * the responsibi- lity of oflice, and the overwhelming testimony which is there placed ...

... MffL.WVI7. L PAkvo. As motio- Mr. Thomas 11i1l, tho original of Mr. Poole's farce of i il ravour of Pry, died oct his lodgings in the Adelptoi feet work, at the adt. In O acd oigo of eighty years. fie waos well known in tilhe Ijterar kof n, twh rt ?? world, and reinarkable foor his fund of aneedoto5 long, for men and smaners, Hils singular propensity of prying in~ 5 he ro~om eveotiswhether ...