... MEETING OF THE BURGESSES OF . GREAT GEORGE WARD. r THE RIVINGTOtN P5IIKE SCHEME. e , 6 A meeting of the burgesbes of this ward was held last n [ ight at the Great George Tavern, Upper Pitt-street, to take into consideration the address of Mr. H. G. flarbord, a and determine on the bert course to be adopted with re- i, ference to the late proceedings in the Town Council b relative to the ...

... -NCONTRE OF PRINCE ALBERT, ON HIG ,yCURSION To THE IS8LEI OF W IGH T, IVITH A NEWSPAPER REPOR~TER. In the Sun newspaper of Wednesday, March 20th, the II f0llowing paragraph appeared as given by their own En ?? OAY UNFORTUNAra RttPonrEsR.-Coeee, Isle bl , B jolt, March 19.-seh gentleman, whom we mentioned as intruded yesterday on the Prince in the royal barge, and been taken eut of it and ...

... 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 ...

... Sirfinrfteat &r, title MEETING op THE BIIKBNHEAD COMMISSIONERO. '1 rer The usual monthly meeting of this ?? took plaee on Tuesday y to evening, at t Caemisatoners'-rocms, Hamllton aur.The following members were pcessent:-Messrs. Wmn. Jacksonl, tre (chairman,) J. S. Jaekasn, Gilbertson, WatoPteCo, Greene, Hind, Plm, Appleton. Pike, Benthaml, Lakrd, Fry, kpea Kerr, and A. A. Dobbs. voer WATCHING ...

... TEMPERANCE FESrlIVAL. the and The anniver'flry of the tenipeiflnce eocieties in this town corn- Dota- menced this week. For Soale Years past these societies havo dadopted tho pluan of apspropriattinlg thoe entire of the roce eveek, in l~n July, to a efrival, including a grand goner; ol piecessirn, anid pith- lien meings it, various pacitsof thle town every evening in the week. i onl The ...

... - . . TV A J t Xt Xt tJt~ L fl. t,. Shemaniah the Jaw, alias Thomas Parr Gilmour, altas Corse & Co., alias Scott, alias. &e,, &e., &e., &c., io at it again in the prophetic line. The following rhodornon- tade appetrs in the Mona's Herald of Wednesday week: And the lord said unto no,- Cause these words to beprintaed T In paper, and publish thom openly, for they are foithful and truc; fear not ...

... M,17r#1M IN 1Auvo. r TheBank of England return for the week ending the 15th inst., fri dtates the amount of notes jossied to be £29,148,060iJ; coin said h bulin £d,4.00In the bocking department the liabi.Ities WE ar7t ona 3'5,M0,662, and the assets include £796,521 in gold and silver. The Leeds Me-rcury states that a strong~ agitation against the- 5Maynooth grant Is getting up amongst the ...

... le Our readers will be glad to learn that this gentleman Lor continues to improve in health, and that he will ?? be to his of able to proceed to Hull. The last two days he has been 'quite ie enabled to walk out a little. of Wai g, It will be recollected that the Rev. William Pollock that h °¢ wrote a letter, twelve copies of which were takern in access 1g order that the pilot who boarded the ...

... Y do At the meeting of' the Council yesterday week-, aI Of detailed statement of the items comprising the ex- penditure of £22,804 8&., mentioned in the abstractr our of the receipts and disbursements of the Liverpool lief water account for the year 1848 was submitted. The the following is a list otf the names, with the amounts ale received: )n- Mr. William Andrews, Wavertree, for sup- trd ...

... CADNS EQUEN CES MR. JOHN W'CONNELL SEEING ,'.'iTHA.NGERS. The pi ileei s xlnich the public have so long enjcred of being l lade acquainted with the delibe-r rations of the I Lusc of Conmnons is held by the very inaevo ie or Of every single member being blind to the presence of strangers in the gallery. j To render the dct)s (es in Parliament as secret as f the E11usirian ini)sterics. a ...

... The Nrew York Courier says that the Government have received very late rdvrics from the Gold Reg on of such plowing ald glittering characteras even to justify with- 'iilding palticalirn trom the public. The United States revetoue cutter Ewing was to sail smmed;ately fbr Cali- f, mii;. Toe precise nature (if her errared was enknowu. The last adv ces (received by way of Mexico and New O lean;) ...

... To the EDITOR of the LIVERPOOL MERCURY. I Sun-Your know n character for the advocacy of right and Bil justice, and the spirit you have alwvays exhibited to protect tho HII stranger from aggre~ssin erdecop ion, Induce moe to lay the follow- Cl log case before You, in the humblo hope that you will give it a place in your -widoly-circulatod journal, anid, at the santo time, El be generous enough ...