... IRISH MUNICIPAL REFORMI BILL. g A Public niqetiug of the Inhabitants wns hold yesterday in tha ir Sesn-sue ?? VlsEvq. the fssyvr; in the choir, to consider thu pfopriety oif petit onling Parliamont In favurn of the bill for reforming Mbivicipal Corporations fin lre. :o with at relpi~i.tlonl very nunteroust~ end respectab ly usirned, and SincludIng the nakmes of almost ulg te liberal members Df ...

... THE REFORM ACT.-WHIGS v. TORIES. y. The simple-minded amongst the Reformers, as well as R the timid and the time-serving, who would fiain recun- he cile private interests with public duty, are apt, the one rr- class to believe, and the other to say, that there is some- Er. thing in the specious but most unfounded assertion, that by it matters not whether we have al Liberal or a Tory id, ...

... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1840. MECHIANICS' AND AP1'RENTZCES' LIBRARY.-We beg to call the attention of the subscribers to the meeting next I nnxr nC *>A ala-AA t M onday, at the Clarendon-rooms, when a satisfactory I led rport of the condition of this useful library will be laid was before them. I 'en- |SPRING CIRCUITS OF THE YVDGES. th! lNorthern.-Mr. Justice Coleridge, and Mr. Jestice ...

... *eSJLUB POPULr LEK SUPREMA. le - I FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, ]840. Iy .-x I Mrs iee If our intention had not been baffled by the arrival o the the American President' Message, we should have de ore voted acolumn or two of our journal to this most moment 'Om ous subject, and we should have availed ourselves of thi and k- portunit to recommend the article in the last numbe of,| the Edinbmrgh }Reve, ...

... LORD BROUGHAM'S SPEECH OX THS4-- -.-ADDRESS. The speech of lerd Brougbam, on the.openin gofthess-1 it r sion, was, Ps the editor of the Examinem has observed, -de i a tnnlibus rebug, and, for our own paltetlvtwercon1ess we cnn-. 'a not'fully;comprehend the drift of tbe pe'aker, ?? It Wold, fod appear, however, theitt his Lordship' is noiv an advocate so for liveisal su~fi e,'aida~scrihesthe;' ...

... :0 At the period when we write this article. a favourable change le in the weather appears to commence. We say appears, for ai hitherto every plognostic, particularly that of a rising barometer, Y has been fallacious. However, the mercury Is at 30 in. 20 cts., the air calm and north-vesterly, and luriing twenty-four hours there hus been a gentle frost. of a degree or two, notwithstlnding it ...

... es-rna-lr t . ! , Cor-a'ta ing SOMETHING THAT DlEtRVW S TO BE: lU;Ow8 was I 1AsNyxa HZwDrtm,-S-rsnMg things ame turnino u We've a now Rectur--One ofe' Veangelfo ,-_and isia Ebe Iflrdens are eending ots of sutlnteonsas to thoe 7iks o le- _ i1t ntreyrt ?? Church-rates. OuFreld Reettar, lb hotiit. * rest,-never breeke thepeof, 7fepiriht this :Q inv 6 ,et ?? said ho was moK adifcat- -he Bible asay ...

... lW The trial of Edward Oxford on a chnrge of High b t Treason, for shooting two pistols at er ?? on the bi 10th ult., has terminated in the acquittal of the accused hi on the ground of insanity. From a careful perusal of if the evidence adduced for and against the prisoner, we to are led to the conclusion that he has had the benefit of tb either a very merciful or a very stupid jury. The ...

... TIHE MUNICIPAL ACT. It is now admitted on all hands, and by men of adl parties, that the act for amending Municipal Corporations itself requires amendment. We take the fact for ranted on several grounds, the chief of which, as affecting our own town, we shall briefly mention. At every refistra- tion which takes place, thousands of objeetions, for the UT most part utterly frivolous and ...

... SEOF LORDS. THURSDA Y;JUne I11. very fijI attendance of Pecers.'amorgst whom were 1hee WS ?? agreat nunaber the fkO . enba~dor.Tie spaie' below the bar wi, ,Owded WI he rlizse, aind seeing the two Royal Duktes present, e ekOlwei. b ,andsvwith them. tset P l)DRESS TO lIER MAJESTY. 'tnIt7N E, who seerned to labour undier strong emo- J. sc' IIAM teflipt oin the life of her Majesty, by moving tiat ...

... IMPORTANT TO MIUN-ICIPAL VOTERS. -, . -, . To secure a vote at the next municipal election, the following is the necessary qualification, nanely- The occupation on the ensuin 31st August.land during the twvo preceding year-, of a house, w reiiouse, counting- house, or shop, wvithin the hrouch forrwhich the occu- pier is rated, and on which il rates due thereon, except those bccoming due within ...

... (RATUITOUS SUPPLE, !NENT. With the Mlercury of Frilay next, 28th inst., we shnll d~O present a SUPPLEMNIENT of four paces,grntis, in order Ei to put our readers in possession of a full repo; t of the as- size intelligence of the week, and to inumre the insertion of N as great a variety na practicable of general news. be As is our usual custom, the Supplement will be printed in on a stamped ...