... . -Illil?7 7?gn?Tptrt ??i varlianwat* 1. n lz D 14, _HO0US8E OP LORDS. POU F FDAJIW gMr. E PRID;-Y, J-- 9 ~~Canada The Kng oftisneti tok t~e oats an his seat as Duke Of into thi Thise LORD CIANWELLOR rea a letter from the Go'vernor- or Ont~ii~rl of India, acknowledging the vote of thanka to the army oountr) ?? campaign, and to himself for the part Ile aso fore,, sbdiis thrlne millitary ?? r ...

... to 9-outdpoalrentd. a- ?? ~.i~s 05t ORANGE 5caTs.(erue Rger.)-ll eite bound to to di gahrbertots hehri nln rI~nd, are ipso Haer o faco .h sn ?? favour of theD Orange bye ?? ell suggestto 1,,.the gstae the ?? puttin adow '.the ay proesson auroosroe Ins dedanellel thei end I'mtestasot Operatives almost amghtly men 10t endange th ulmc ?? I= kpaticlry ft ~ nthe n Pgbuhodot parck'sCae.' 'b ...

... MKULWM IN paaRVO. At tho Leeds, municipal sevision, last week,there we~re OnJy E 78 chlmais and 47 objection8. 0] 1 Aproalhas been made-t ersot a mronurnanklo Dr. Southoy M in Redoifre Chureb. ths lf ativ ciy.P 4 I ,satd In th5M 3filg JMilf, that140 Ilwvaare annually A ro. Sacrificed by wha ?? th. It Is not poverty so mucha& pretence thbar. distresoies a ruined at 29man ; the struggle between ...

... ,I I I en I 1. I .- - _v ?? - - ?? -ra - - ks We are bound to admit that our statement of the 30th ult., with regard to the progress of the negotiations with the Brazilian Government, was incorrect, so far as related to the part which Mr. Ellis was represented to have taken, seeing that that gentleman did not arrive at Rio until the question as to the termination of the existing treaty had ...

... Frovg 1w 1AMVo0 Our monopoly suga costs us this week 32s. 10id, per OWt. (lid. - per lb..I benides -the duty; whrialist equallygo fe tradesga selll eeo o. ow. li.prl. This ehea free rd de ?? HmsrhorJm ,bua11lX nlfd he ?? Is ctuall made nto whte lum -~ hee ?? t M. The Prestcsn petition for the repa ofthe coem laws fOrwar4 me despatehed for presentation on Sauda vening l5st, with the der ale 20 ...

... we Dt. In the recorded events of the week, many of our struq- st, alingcountrymenwill find important matterfortheir consi- a PeratIon; but we ould call your attention to a few ob- KI. servatrons in this place especially eddreudto yourselves ad You are on the exe of a cxsis inrour affihir, out of which an much good or much evil may aris, according to the pru- ire dence and determination, or ...

... -A RitNGd- &es ~IE¶RUCTVE FI REs. I AO0NI HUNDURE THOUESAND, F OUNDW ..WORTHE OF po( I- PIWP~~~tRtY C EMDMD)ELAriWHOLY LOBS Wto r- O~~ HUMAN LIFE. gre I Is our painful duty this week to notice, amongst the Me, oth rnewsof the week~arecurrence~of thoseinelanchflly ,~I -di tesby fire, for which, about the. corresponding to 1 j.erd oflast year, Liverpool ?? so MUchunfenvfiable at n otrity. ...

... trfte btitr~fftt ftl'vcurA#. SALUB POPULT LEX SUPREMA. F7RIDAY, APRILc 28, 1843. We are informed, on the best authority, that. during the Easter recess, the Government has beenl ?? engaged in negotiations with the representa- Lires of the Dissenters, snd of the Liberal party opposed to the Education Bill, and that, as the f result of these negotiations, they have made up their minds to accede ...

... IMEETING IN FAVOUR OF SIR 3. GRAHAM'S ~ ' . .Ad - c ne ?? em YestOrdSY, as aipremed in ?? adyorilseiltents, A meetlfli 01 e5t'?' d the friendS of licelettital edo tln.?wh ?? theOl5Ii?S55 scrapl np in that subject ?? When liutsi0flt. was held in tbe Royal Amphitheatre, Great Clistlo ehildt ii street. to adopt and sign a potitlitfl to the Legi5httt5tO? Tho e ineotlog was called foe ...

... | =TI~G OFF ~IAMEN-ESTABLISH*ENT FA, R.Edisfcy. on Wednesday evening latthe MIR of ?? 1st1-r numerous and enthugiastia meeting at the Queen's Tboettecone. nectod with the establishment of a registry for seamen, in sile o the present mode adopted by the shippiag maste At the urgent request of the parties connected with the management of the proceedings, Mr. JOHN SMITH, of the Liverpool Mertucy, ...

... Efte e~ ier4pol JtIrrrurL. SALUS POPULI LEX SUPitEMA. FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1843. We trust it is not yet impossible to agree upon a ornprehensive system of education which shall not s be incompatible with religion in general. We deny f that the attempt has fhiled. We deny that a Tory, Government has any right to assume, on the repre- Y sentation of the Church, that sectarianism is unrea- sonable ...

... IVIAI I - T11~ fANTI.COR'NLAW-v COF EC At the meeting Of this body5 inding~' whlt last, Mr. H. stavisfeld MOVe a rasiiqltion recoinmen.lgol the c nstitencie Its iltn dgs{~iz e their represeiitativ eill T ill tne ?? to In port thei re Io the corn A laws, and concludintg folo' -- Y~8Conferenlc0t would further bring under the nolic sofe sthep Conilm di sea * te Lagu th prpriely of taking ...