... THlE CLERIUML JACKDAW-THNIEWHELE- B-ALE BPLAGIARISI).. Thou shalt nnfioovet thy uelghbour's geond&`'-D6catguo. In our publication of October 18th leasb year, we copiedl from the EctctitsReview-the ?? :_ One of the greatest instances of Rlagiarisma ire ever- met with occurs in Mr. Ould's lecture, one-half of which,. though it contains.'tihrty-live pages, is- made up of quo- tations, without ...

... Tlir Contriburtors to thae fime for ?? the expenscs of the depirtatrion app .inted to priceed to London to oppose ?? Liver- pool Gas Bill, held a mceing ol XVWcdnosday last, at the Adelphi, to receive ., commnnsunication tralin the go:s aonsEumers' committee. a3 to the p e ent state of tire gas bill now before the Lords. Mr. George Walker occlpied the chair. The minates of the other trieetings ...

... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1841. ClIESTER AND BIRKENHEAD RAILWAY. : The balf'YrlitflY ?? ef tML ahl~ve cornmltfy was held, on be had a 3,,edaywtc_,k. at thle CSlaretidons Rooms. NVItlris~ Dixcu, chair- Eton-hal zosof the bojard, 1J'i-iVld. Tilcrt wvii a full hadtdii~ f r-O an,t11 prirtlfO. asrad by' Mr. Mollhy. l th wv clerk to the wtoe ?? cor. t Te 01 ~rth, that, in i'mul, thle ...

... UNPARALLELE D PROFLIGACY OF TORY ADMINISTRATIONS, PROVED FROM AU- TEIENTIC DOCUMENTS-EXPERIENCE OF THIRTY-FIVE YEARS. It is a demonstrable fact, which no man of candour, T1 who is not lamentably ignorant of the history of his own th, country, will deny, that the national debt, the interest lii of which cannot be defrayed without subjecting the people ne, to the most grievous privations, was ...

... To the EDITOR of theirI VEtPOOL MERCUIR Y. Sir,-A Tory exciserman is in ?? about the deficiency of the tobacco revenue, viz. £581,f00, since the alteration of the survey, laying the bisme of coulrse en the Uovernment. tlte told B lme he wvould put it in the Mrail; should it be there you cion put 115 . i a set off, wlchiet, b revio~us le the 50 Per cent, being lhid on. D large capitolisiB laid ...

... WESLEyAN METHODIST ASSOCIATION MISSIONS. Id On Tuosdoy last, a Itighly Interesting and respectable meeliog Is was held In the secoelJ-reelts. under Pieaasint-otrwet Chapel, the PI' be ?? of which was to take leave of the R1ev. Thomas Penn ok 0 beand the Rev. Matthewflttxter. who. with their famlies are about as I e to eatbark in the Mary Jones for Kingston, Jamaica, Mr. Pen- It on riook ...

... A correspondent, who signs himself Amicus, has addres- twhe sed to us the following request:- sort I shall be much obliged to you or any of your readers to state fact the precise Uries in sehiab, the original endowment for the Cor- lowi poration Schools was bequeathed, the name of tbo testator, and ., the dite it bearO. debt We have to inform our correspondent, that there was so it no ...

... CROPS-H ?? - .. instanit 'erelgu The: e has not been maids, r ea' aina cmer ?? last, - ,THA of hlot the rain bees 'fdinilehaviecet ~ 5 asce when there woeqdlfts'f 5151 weepingacosheltdfrm -5 lractor we~e to ?? ipa Caefshc ?? alct ar W bs~baxd. I lgraduallydsilgtsa no hbaadlen Ek rl ve-and- *yordii, with 'loiz injrytssgh hvebsiepsd uin th, ?? the meat psireelii eiusbyhreiernw Cal iii this ...

... hod The Leeds M1ercua'o and tho Mancehester Times annouince aevery .foe ~ important etep which Lord FranchisEgerton is now taking. He o 5th w'ieis tkn h liitvforflg bo -fcoa Po' It is supposed tat the example f his Lordehip Il be piromptly obi E. h oy rsorcy n htthe Tory Govern- hu av..olnee uilayarmy readty to start hey ~ ~ h mmn o ob uepower. Is this one ex- o h le ?? r .no, His Lordship bee ...

... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 184. IINSTITEITION FOR THE RELIEF OF WwDOWS AND Ont- PHAN'S OF DECEASED Cl ^SOVIXN WITHIN Of tefeDEA- I , -- ?? Ii e fte re d PHANS OF DECEASED C SO5- IISETlS ' co-, LY OF CHESTEa -The annoal meeting Of the friends excite of the above institution was held yesterday week in this CAT tw.The prccedings Commenced with a sermon at mons'. St. Peter's Ufloreb, preached ...

... MffL.WVI7. L PAkvo. As motio- Mr. Thomas 11i1l, tho original of Mr. Poole's farce of i il ravour of Pry, died oct his lodgings in the Adelptoi feet work, at the adt. In O acd oigo of eighty years. fie waos well known in tilhe Ijterar kof n, twh rt ?? world, and reinarkable foor his fund of aneedoto5 long, for men and smaners, Hils singular propensity of prying in~ 5 he ro~om eveotiswhether ...

... Ainnual Meeting of the Church Missionary I Society., On Thursday, the annual meeting of the above society was held-in the Great Room, Prince's street, which was densely crowded in every part by a most respectable audience. 'The meeting having been opened by prayer by the Rev. Charles Buck, JoHiN S. HARFOrtD, Esq. (the Chairman) said he was too well aware of the duties of a chairman to detain ...