... ilovt' or: 'O6NMS. log ()0lgbFb Y, Pebruary, 15.. ,IAftelr the presenitattlon of stidr) -Ieltbieus - vn, Lord EIAOT tat~tdi, inrel a*. Uts AcroAts Aha eta~ -w.,s no foiredatton for thle report trire tili, 's icit a a er* yjvntpontd in order to enable earnesteo thejula Su'~attend a pilibb ill , ?? 1n IPubliti. es, Sir It. I'IEL, in reply to Dr. BOWAINGC e.'hd hi, was afrad, ?? f enmccounto ...

... ih (From the Albion of Sept. 26, 1842.) fr1g1 lie In rn, We mentioned, last week, that the journeymen prin- 'ters had, in fulfilment of the order of their trade club, I. by announced their intention to work, in future, only ten it is rt- hours in the day, instead of, as now, with the exception fore to of Saturday, ten hours and a quarter. The paragraph in roea of which we thus stated a matter ...

... PEEL'S BILL : I The OUloing J ai s Mailt of the division on TheAd7 imorm ,eg, the 17th Instant, on Ldrd ;1. tulseli's resolison, ?? Y natery of the sliding sale prindiplea: MAJORiTY-AYEB, 349. i Ackers, J Emlvn, Lord Miles, W e Aelaud, T D Escott, Bl Hines, RI M7 e Acland, Sir T D tourtTQB MitchellIA Acton, Colonel Farnhari, E B Mordimt, Hlr J e Adrm, Lord Felowes, B Morgan, 0 ' Adderley, C B ...

... TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEDINO& :TWN COUNOit mWcEINGS. . - A secial TUESDTig .2of ,.,iO WSheld on Tuesday, ASeilmeetg f he Town.IYoune Wa ait the usual hour, to deliberate upon bills FOLICE BILL. Th firatgsubject broutlt under (onsideratleflwas the biI For the Improvemenit, good governhlenit, and police regulation of the borough. Tics TOWN.CLERK said many of the provisione had been -i subooded in ...

... On Thursday. in the House of Lords, the Earl of Clancarty made a covert attack on tne Irish Poor Law Commissioners, end that on grounds which would have qualified him for the chairmanship of the Liverpool Edu- cation Committee. It seems that the commissioners have absolutely appointed Roman Catholic chaplains to some of the sworkhouses, rea well as Protestant clergymen and Dissenting ministers ...

... I ftlud anu Obderbntioad# Time! CHINA. abrmtofteh- Wmtewloriiyfifldr~otit in oar i fatc.for arm gpM.,! r I fire ti-' t- rime etorming etf Amtoy aetknfote Babay Tieme the( -Tine Biritisha sq Iron, consistng -of thrty-four s-u, inluding film steasor,r aid Iransimort4, having left I-long kong Bay on the fs of Aligi-t, anivodl at noon on the 25th withinr mfort nimmure hoftL Amoay. As ftrio ...

... 1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ r LIVERPOOL SR-ILPMASTERS' ASSOCIATION. t . .. . .. - .. . I 2 I . - . _ I t J1dVrttrVsJir 63r1Lri3oia2: n irro.Wv aoaaTJs1 r. a A meeting of tire members of this association took placaore th, Tun day, at the roems, Oldhrali-street, Capt. Oglevy in the chair. les ent The objeet vas to eonoert measures for releasing the society from Th -he ?? diflieulntes in hohlc it hld ...

... Co1Trredpounce. )if ig CHARACTER AND TALENT OF THE TOWN COUNCIL. It n To the EDITORS of the LIVERPOOL MERCURY. a GENTLrUEN,-However dissatisfied mere partisans may feel 1. with the result of the late muniolpal election in this town, a is calm and dispassionate review of the contest and Its results will 10 serve to show that true Reformers, and sincere opponents of Y bigotry and intolerance, ...

... Ear Mr. Gladstone's Colonial Customs Bill contains a in clause imposing a duty of 2s. on- every barrel of flour sca imported from the United States of America into Canada, am which we cannot but regard as injurious in a great degree pei to the interests of our colonies, as well as to the progress the of friendly commercial relations with the United States. tril It was nevertheless carried by a ...

... I TlHE LATE LORD ABINGEL ned This celebrated advocate, and rather less favourably O0O b s.distinguished judge, died at Bury St. Edmund's on you ;ter, Sunday last. rhe deceased-formerly James, then Sir ther con- s Scarlett-was a doctor of civil law. and a privy e councillor, created Baron Abinger in 1835, brother of A dity the late Sir William Scarlett, Chief Justice of Jamaica, Msj P's and ...

... A meoting of the friends of Mr. Richard Oastler was held yes- teeday evening so'nnbght in the Comineroial-hali, Glouceeoer- stree-, ~r. John Wtlkusuon in the ehair, to fuither the 8ab- soriilo fo therelaseof Mr. Oastler from the Queen's Baeuch I perioon,~ where he nowalies at the suit of Mr. Thornhill, his late g( master, for debt, end in conse quence of his own determination alb not t * take ...

... I THE GOVEYRNMENT EDUCATiON SCHEM& I I ?? it Thet gcond reading of Sir J. Grahlam's Factora'?td '5 ES dviiv,oa Bill, in the House of Com-ons, is .ftred for 0 *~this evesnine. We have not yet seen the bill atsvilf, but, 0 from what wve have learned of its nature and provisions, ti 5t, weare inlinedto think that tire compromise, or a~r a ?? to just principles anid the golden -rule, for wihich I- ...