... T-.- Al .6 ?? e ' RRiPAIS OF THIt UNIoN.-At the express Invitatton of the Repealers of Wiwan, the Rev. John MI'Lughlin, of Greceloughs, nlIreland, delleered a leo are on this subject yesterday week, in the large room at the Buck i'th' Vine Inn. The lecturer nttr. e uted all thle sofferings of Iretand to English misgawrorract. asked whether England would have suffered hertelf to he d- egreaded ...

... ?? THLE TOWN COUNCIL AND TOWN DbuxKsNNESs. r n- To the 1VORSHIPFUL thtl eMAYOR of fL 7EHPoo. P. ?? Sin,-A newepapor report of the reeeption wh ch my statement lea ne with onD bsiug Submitted to the tommon Council, on Wed- I that nesday last, obliges me to correot am impression whieh it was D ,,and ceaeldated to make. T , on The matter of-my eammunicationlvwil not temperatice-it was TI OeMi ...

... Yesterday a epecial general meeting of the proprietors of ihi e I eiti company was held at the Cotton Sales-roo-ni, John Moss, Esq., Inine In the chair. for the purpose of declaring a dividend. oft th The CHAIRMAN said the present meeting wae cailed solely Tam for the purpose of making a quarterly dividend, and although the net money int hanad would enable the company to poay after more, he ...

... THE REV. H. M'NEILE AND THE EVAS- H RE V GELICAL ALLIANCE. The incumbent of St. Jude's considers the alliance impracticable and. mischievous; he therefore declines 1niting .w'ith it, said gives his reasons for so doing. Among those reasons are the followig The teris of the agreement are briedy ?? no t one iyes up any thing. No individual of any denomina- tioi,, joining the alliance, foregoes ...

... I I The first impression which attends the perusal of Sir Robert Peel's speech Is one of regret, that the grandeur of a scheme at once so bold, so comprehensive, and so jns safe, recommended by reasoning-economlicallY, so pure sut -and, practically, so well confirmed by the experience abi of the past-should be deprived of any part of its lustre ap] ie by trifling1 and petty concessions to ...

... I CONCEALING THE BIRTH OF A CHILD, I; On Wednesday, a young married woman, named r- Mary Belli apparently about seventeen, was brought be. r- fore the magistrates, charged with concealing the birth af re a child, of which she had been delivered, by secreting it i., in a chimney. The prisoner lived as servan with r D 1, Scurfield, shawl dealer, Bold-street. Mr. Dixon Scurfield stated, that the ...

... :4d rftt W~iberl0 t ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? __ ti SAlYS POPULI LEX SUPREMA. d b FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1846. - 0 Lord Broughaum, who is indefatigable in legis-'I pa laive alterations, though not always successful C *n ?? the laws of our country, has brought st rn a bill to amend the real Property Transfer t] Diii which was passed last session. Our readers 11l remember that the principal object of that fa ...

... _TlEX LIVERPOOL TOWN M~ISSION.\ IC izim ? ?? - - I On Tuesday evening last, the anana aleeting of' the ii friends and subscribers of the Town Mission was held at CR055 or the Concert-hall, Lord Nelson-street, a'id was very air- ? ie merorilly attended: Edward Cropper, Eeq., occugied the *4 ? ly chair, and on the platform we observed man oft a lead- 6 0 s.m., ?. in? Dissenting ministers and ...

... aira ateoiugeare. - Si ANOTHE INSTANCE OF THEi LIBaBALITY OF RICHARD :i -VAUIGHAN Y ATaS, Ea.-On Tuesday evening la-st, our res- 1 *pected townsman, it. V. Yates, Esq., with his accustomed a liberality, gave a most excellent tand substantial dinner to, g 'the workmen engaged at the vatrious buildings belonging h to him, now in course of erection in th rne'-ak The dinnier took'place in the ...

... JVLTU?7 IN PAreVO. Tire Brook of England returns for the week ending the 6th IS inst., state the amount of notes Issued to be £28,325,001), :h of which the banking department has on hand £C8,468,180, leav- :h Igthe criralation, in bank notes, £19,866,820, to which. must a- as b addd, ank ostbills, £851,088; against thris, in addition to- in the Govern'.ssnt debt and other securities, there is, ...

... THE LIVERPOOL DOCK BILL IN CObMMITTEE. Yesterday week the Committee re-assembled at twelve. Application having been made to enlarge the time for ithe construction of the landing stage at George*8 pier, Mr. Hillyaid, for the Commissioners of Birkenhead, Bproposed a clause to the effect that instead of one large stagve two smaller ones should be built, one of which should be exclusively devoted ...

... Publicans and Bbbrsrllbrs,—The following parties were summoned on Friday, for offences under the Improvement Act:—John Grant, publican, Scotland-place, fined £5 and costs. BeerteUtrt.—John Alcock, Kirkdale, 30i.; Sarah Bharpe, Thurlow-street, 405.; John Davidson, Gildart's-gardens, Ann Tomlinson, 20s. or Nioht Soil.—On Friday, man named John Hindle, was summoned before Mr. Rushton, for having ...