... -l - -- - SALUI3tr4J;[!~ LEWNUPREIIA rt) TUI'D. .Y, *VII 01Y 2II, 1X148. PROGRESS OF THE FRENCH tE' () L U T I ON. thle We should like to see France fairly through the boi interval that divides thle present from the dany whben dlu( the Provisional Government shall commit the W(t fortunes Of the young- Republic into the hands of the Notional Assemibly. The progress of events in inc Paris is ...

... GLEAT GEOR;E WA 7D-MEEIING OF ELECTIORS. )F A public !2ettrg of thv. elc:c:s of 'his wrord wat held his1 grit, at thc Grent G(eor-e iav ,rl Upper Pitt- btree, to con sjd'rr (as stated in rtl e p1cird calling the flQ t !ie ) t oe p. iptiery of :Ipr n';rg oT the se ec ion of ce !'i' Natiornti CG fel 'ertaion, wlvio 'id I ugges'edl that Mr. nig Th aa Lid sl.':u'd he :otninalcd to represent the ...

... --cal Acteuttigtm. TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. whav you, TUESDAY, March 20. that, A special mesting of the Couanoil was held this day, for the proae purpose of electing an alderman In the place of Sir Thomas Fron Brancker. comil Mr. TINNfl proposed that Mr. FPimple Shand be elected. stalp When they considered that the absence of that gentleman from even the Council wee a suobject of universal ...

... shows Ins timhe we should decree what coursec to take; sideret Tho roe advances on us.--Addison. Thu be thr I3 Having filled the office of a journalist, as well as and ~ no aoeth hreearts outii f ail autot won rsethefeelinsoy y edr bypealne~c trepeatinall thes oftatem sents omonsberhati f andb the Bitiosh witese arespooedt the uteris destituation 'of he the driseae poor bth Amgthe Lor Ctief ...

... Whe Xtberp-..ol Serr~itrD. .S4 L US P'OPI.UL[ FEX SUPRKb1A. FRIDAY, MARCII 23. 1849. PR ES I DE NT' T AY LO R'S INAUGURAL ADDRESS. t'.q In the inaugural address delivered by General D.q Taylor, at WVashingt,,n. on the 5Lh instant. as ar tweltth President of tile Unlited States, the develop 'h ment of his foreign pl(iicv is, in all respiects, sa con- .v sonant with sound general priniciples. ...

... TUESDAY, June 6. THE PROPOSALS TO PUIRCHASER BIRtENHcAD DOCCS. A special general meeting was held this day, to receive from the chairman, Mr. J. B. Moore, a report of the negotiations which have recently been going on with a view to the purchase of the Birkenhead Dock Works. r The CHAIRMAN, after referring to some of the pre- liminary negotiations, read the following offer, dated ) oddon, 29th ...

... IMPORTANCE OF LESSONS IN SWIMMING. k The following truly distressing statement revives and the ardent wish so often expressed by ourselves and hi by our colleague, the late Mr. Egerton Smith, t that a public sch,)ol were in existence where every toem youth could have the opportunity of learning to swim, be g without any risk in the experiment. The old Roman to f reproach, You can neither ...

... Raral intelligence. LITTLE ~~~~~~~~~~~of co] rural fete, generally known as the Tenants'-day, 1) o afforded by the hospitality and generosity of the worthy clety, owner of the manor of Crosby, Wmn. Blundell, Eoq., boughen Crosby-hall, came off on Thuraday last. The wetr charal ,was augpicio up, but the game wa opltiu.Ath doctri close of the days's sports, the copn sebe tcharan Mr. Robert ...

... bvargt *Entilgmr The .L I 3 g~ ?? ol ?? ie re 7t.i wen-. en 9,8 tto hueeaywek Onll T thr er nthe doek and h 'bile riefo 0 o100 v ite' AIn esalartived in the, river 1mm, noe of the.Irish ii ,em, ports, hsboght Be vellteen casks of peata- prin fR tub. ter Cargo. .8-1 orino the .. n Tuesday eve'in , . eer Hed hilhrmo .C ufg a eel'ltook. place' inth, lea Philharonic COncert. hall, under the ...

... P ; t 5 e.s . - - v EASTERN COUNTIRS.-Mr. E. L. Betts was, on Mon- day, elected chairman of this company, by his brother electore, and Mr. S. Anderson was continued as deputy _ ciiairm fl. Tiiz AUDIT OF RAILWAY ACCOUNTr BILL -A special general meeting of p:oprnetors ot the Londonl and North- Western Railway was held on Tuemdas last, at the Eustoa Hotel, London, George Carr Giyn, Ecq., M.P., in ...

... MbLTUD3 Arn FAIWIZ:. a Arc ?? ir Aeeording to the weekly returns of the Bank of England geaier ,i published on Friday, the amuount or notes in actual circulationl aid ti g. in the week ending Saturday, Feb. 10, including seven days' (hreel Adand other bills, was X19,446,452,-a doe-rease during the weel, deise i aor £640,iV7; the amount of gold and silreroein and bullion The ci in the hands of ...

... '5ar Riflvrp1^wl Iterrul, V SALUS POPULI L EX SUPREM . TUESDAY, NO VE.11BE'R 6, 1849. )ISNIISSAI. oF THEi BARROT CABINET. I BO. AlARTIST PROGRAMME. The framework of the French Constitution already begins to exhibit an under friction in its pairts that indieates the uteasy movement of the machinery. From the first we foresaw and pre- dicted thatd the grand aiontay committed by the consllttent ...