... ST. A'NNE'S WARD. We shall begin seriously to fear by and by. that there is no gratitude extant, save perhaps that species of it l which has becn caustically defined to lie ?? thankfulness for favours to come. In our last we took particular pains to show with what cruelty and injustice Mr. Robert Jones, jun., one of the members for St. Anne's Ward, had been treated by certain of his nominal ...

... self- Wednesday, January 1 the nish The monthly meeting of the Council, which1 as filina urn- jounred quarterly meeting, was held On Wednesdavhy i jat fi tt~ Mr. II. LAWRENCE, the newl, declarevd member for Roed.. acue street Ward, in the room of Mr T1. Uarvey, took his seat. e. or a Amns h eomnain acb'the Finance C(,I lont, te'nterr r wr h alwo -he use of the rooml trcel th onh~ ob rne o h ...

... A general meeting of the Manlchester Chamber of Commerce took place yesterday week, at eleven o'clock, for the purpose of receiving a report from the Board of Directors on the effects of the administration of the Bank of England upon the commercial and manufficturing in- terests of the country. J. B. SMIT'r, Esq., the Chairman of the Board of Directors, presided. In opening the business, he ob ...

... T, t1hehREV. IHUGll Pf'EILE. Sin,-The manner in which you have deemed it expedient to reply to my letter is such that if I had entertained any fear of tippearlng before the public I might ralter the point at issue be- tween us to rest as it is ; but as you expressed a regret in being compelled to draw me forth, you will admit the propriety of my taking care that my conduct ill this matter ...

... But for a general oblivion of the standing orders, y which led to an irregular discussion of an hour and d e half's duration on W~dnCsdsV, we should for the first time have had to refer to a Nouncil meeting, at which al it there vas 1o debate, properly so called. The occurrence I I- of such a novelty was only prevented by the lapse al- t . luded to. The debate, however, whietherregular orir- ...

... MONMOUTHI SPECI.L COMMISSION. WEDNE9DAY, JANUARY 1I ,nd The prisoner, John Frost, was placed at the bar at IIts nine o'clock thrgit on-ing, and thepreliminariesconnected 00o with thle s~wearing of thle jury having been concluded on- c- Mr. I'ALLHoT Proceeded to open the case on the part of ni the Crown. Ale The indictment charged the prisoner, John Frost, with 'en other prisoners, as betag ...

... *ItK agd r t!~grbatiowl. ?? A on CANADA. IIeAvnwe have received adviccsfrsyQucbcc, dated Nov. 21 .s.'ot'er season was rapidly setting in. Thle provines con -s, ttikmquil. Two companiesof the ldth regiment hid been des wac1 tu tisc Blaine frontier, ota an errand, the purport ofI Wit' had not been divulged. It is not improbable, htowever, I tha th p~red pprache atwhih itwil benecessary, that, th ...

... orred ulcre. II ST. ANNE'S WARD INVESTIGSATION. To the EDITOR of the LI VERPOOL AMEICUR ?? I SIR.-Tlhe very able article which appear-ed ill your last weekh'sI Mrlrecur'y, showving the absolhte accessity of printing the whole I of the evidence taken before the seercet tribunal to wbom the Council confided thle investigation of the affair, leads mo to hope thiat some independent mensberof ...

... IYVERPOOL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 18410. THi1i ART or WR m.-fl n a long and very favourable review, in the Sun, London newspaper, of the new series en of thesmnithl-.ad- Dolier copy-beaks, allusion is made to t g Ithe continual presence of very sensible and instructive 's copy-heads from the pen of some clever writing-master. he Tins deserved encomium will he gratifying to our re- he speated ...

... The following recreation is'amongst the best we have IS 'ever met with -t Thirty-six cards being placed on the table, how, with- r -out asking any question, to tell whic of then hits been touched by any of the company, while you were out of _ the room. This trick is performed by the aid of a con- federate, who remains in the room while you are absent: but it is. nevertheless, excellent in its ...

... ABSTRACT OF THE LOG OF THE STEAM1flOAT 'BiRITISH QUREEN.' A Ige- Dec.., IRe~AsIes. ~inu ~2. 6tarted from thle dlock at 2d.34 P.M. Arrived off Sandy Hook , ildn and discharged Pilot at 5 p,1m. fresh breeze front NX.. are', 3.. Vii4 nt gales, with tremlendouis sea, ship laboearinsg deep. e ige- Passed at brigantine, hove to on larboard tack, under r~efed hat fore ?? russ, 135 miles. the 4. ...

... Uailbap CrabtinTflY. tid - - - 1. es GRAND JUNCTION RAILWAY. 0tf The following are the Times of Departure from Lime-street, Liverpool, and from Liverpool-road, Manchester:- Joh t- T~TIMES OF DEPARTURE FROM LIVERPOOL & MANCHESTER TO BI3RII3NGHIAM. 3 30 a in. First Class, joins London Train at 8 30 a. m. if. 1 ,s 1 6 a. m. Mixed , , L2 J. A 0, 8 ISn.m. First Class , , 15 p. m. J. T 0, 1e 30 a. ...