... 39idtrict Intefligeort. ice, ohet sofl SOUTHPORLT. vn BATHING SuNDAY.-Last Sunday, being what is called at this O'Ce di- place, 4Groat Bathing Sunday. we had a most extraordinar'y Hatt 're' Influx of visitors from thec adjucent and more distant patrte of the any country. On thefluknday nsorningand Tuesday. the company was lotie tele so numerous that accommodations for steepisfg could not be ...

... LIVERPOOL GUARDIAN BOCIETY. ANNIVEnSA-RY DINNER. 1`1 8, Lost evening, the twenty second anniavertaryY of this numerous o 25 -str Os St an d important society took place at the Angel Hotel, Bullstcet e, Covers were laid for lton in Mr. Tower's large-room, and it is but th 1j~ ustice to the worthy host to say, that the tablles weaeornamenated se Igin a style of elegancc we have never seen ...

... ALARMING AND DE6TRUCTIVE FIRE AT THE APOTHECARIES' HALL rd Liverpool has again been the stone of a dreadful eonfiaSratclOU si e which, If leesadisastrous In Its results than some of the extenstve not tiree that occurred abaut two yesaret ago, wae certafinly more thr5e %R tening in Its aisprot during the short time It raged. It ?? tcd yesterday aftornoon, between three and four o'elock, In the ...

... itr ~tberpoul dtr~ttlrv, SALUS POPUl Lt 8#PEZM4. FRIDAY. OTBER 31, 1845, i- - ., . . THE RAILWAY KING AND HIS COURTIBRS. It would be absurd to affect to speak slight. ingly of such a man as Mr. Hudson. His extraordinary talents and success in railway business are matter of national, almost of Euro- pean, notoriety. For ourselves, the sense we entertain of the value and importance of rail- way ...

... HIGHWAY BOARD. YNBSeDAY. rol- Pirefing-Messrs. Birkelt, Kilisbaw, ae Wiiy Pions,' s of Aspinail, Tinne, Copeland, Procter, L~ytBd,, Horriby, Pltiptofl ,tie sad Guylon. Mr. Birkcett pre aIded. t ada'rI a had been disposed of, Mr. 3t'Donald, supnerinte cl fthe Harulngton Water Works, attended,' at the request Ofth el Directoro of that Company, for the Purposet of 0xplainlng anOP a to parent ...

... MADAGASCAR. I We have been favoured with a copy of the St. Helena Gazette of the N1th of August, which, in an 3 extract from the Sntinel de Maurice of 30th June, 1 lives an account of the exp-ulsion of European tra- d hers from Madagascar, and the bombarding of' the l battery, at Tamatave, by her Majesty's ship Con- ,way, in conjunction with the French Corvettes, Berceau and Zeled. The ...

... ite Ibetrpsl tiMercury. FFARIAY JANU.AAY l, 31 THE WAREHOUME JOBBERS THE SELFISH PETTY PRINOES As we anticipated, the warehouse jobbers have carried itbollow against the merchants; or,as Mr. Rid!. Harbord calls them the selfish petty princes, of 'Liverpool. At 1 the meeting of the Council on Friday last, the result ofI fthe interview between the Dock Committeeand i deputa- t tion with the ...

... THE POPISH PRINCIPLES OF AMAYNOOTH, WHICH PROTESTANTS ARE CALLED UPON TO SUPPORT. Dof(Proe the John Bull.) )yBefore we present to our readers an analysis of the e Roran Catholic doctrine oil the subject of tle decalogue, we must explain our object in laying it before them, and the principle on which it has been prepared. ie Our object is to set forth, apart from all embellish- d ments, the ...

... Agricultural 3nformation. SIR R. PEEL'S FINANCIAL MEASURES.- PROTECTION TO AGRICULTURE. A special meeting of the general committee of the Central Agricultural Protection Society has beea held, to consider the effect which the remission of the several duties proposed by Sir R. Peel, in his recent financial statement, are likely to have on the interest of the Bri. tish agriculturist. After a ...

... MERCHANT SEAMEN'S FUND AMEND- MENT BILL. I . - I A sMEaTIG of great importance was held yesterday, at the Trinity House, to take into consideration the above bill, and to the interesting proceedings in- serted in another column we are anxious to direct the earnest attention of all the merchant seamen connected with the port. It will be seen by the resolutions, that a stand here, as elsewhere, ...

... IL iM iA; O o U S E O F L O R D S. T.H UR.SDA Y, May 22. Lord BEAUMONT having rioved for some -papers con- ,ected with the State of Greece, whieb Lord Aberdeen ssad could not be produced, inasmuch as they did not exist, The LORtD CHANCELLOR moved the second reading of the Charitable Bequests Bill.- In 1818, lie said, a com- mission had been appointed to inquire into the charitable trusts ...

... MYTON COMMISSIONERS; . I The annual meeting of the Conliissiiners under the Hull and Myton Improvement Ant was held in the Town Hall, on Monday last, at noon. Mr. Alderman Cook- man, the chairman of the commissioners, presided, and there were present, Aldermen Atkinson and Blyth, Councillors Wilkinson and Malcolm, and Messrs. Boyle, Xing, and West. Mr. RICUAiDSON, the clerk to the ...