... 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 ...

... The state of Switzerland is asuming a serious aspect. The whole of the Council of State of the Canton of Vaud has ebdicated. The Canton de Vraud was the only considerable state where the government had manifested an intention of re. sisting the Radical movement. The Council of State had devoted three long sittings to the discussion of the instruc- tions to be issued to their deputation to the ...

... ACADEMLCAL EDUCATION.TRIN[TY COLLEGE. it What may be the nature, shape, or dimensions of the education scheme that Sir Robert Peel is cutting Vt out for Ireland we have no means for conjecturing ; ...

... We have received the Paris papers of Sunday. Those journals continue their remarks on the secret service money bill. The Debats expresses satisfaction at the result, but the public funds are not improving. The committee on A1. Duvergier de Hlauraunn's ?? the suppression of the Vote by ballot, has agreed to its report. The resolution is not that the use of the ballot shall be altogether ...

... I l I f London, Tuesday, February 11, 1845. - In the House of Commnls last night Lord Ebrington presented a petition from a clergyman il the diocess of Exeter, praying that the Book of Common Prayer, ru- ebrics, and catnons of thD church of England, be made a Dmatter of parliamentary discussion. To persons interested in the present condition of the established church ?? is a matter of ...

... IOPLING OF PARLIAMENT. I THE QUEEN'S SPEECH. r The folloiving is the Queen's speech at the opening of the parliamentary session for 1845, delivered by her Majesty in person on Tuesday last:- LONDON, TUESDAY. This being the day appointed for opening the parliament, the approaches to the House of Lords were crowded at an early boar. At eleven o'clock the carriages of the nobility and gentry who ...

... I Independence v. Imperiali1m.-No. It. The true Chartists have long since withdrawn from the contamination of Imperialism-they have hoisted the standard of Iadependence inr Marylebone. I am glad of this, because as Csartism had its trot rise there, so there it has its second rise. Was it likely that the .men of Maryleboene, who have always proved tcemselves the best demnocrats in Loeden. ...

... | LDISTRICT' NEWS. FLEETW OOD. Tni NonritEnN CHuucOH OF EYOLAND SCHOOL, RossAL HeL,-Thie establishment re. opened on Monday last, with a considerable aceas- elon to the number of scholars. There are now 14Q, and from the flattering prospects of the Institution, the committee of management have It in contemplation to erect a large dining room and a consider- able additional number of ...

... THE CHRONICLE. ?? ?? ?? I4 ?? ,PRESTON, sS'ATUDAY Fss U, r2, 6 le i _ THE BUDGET, ? , rd The financial statement of Sir Robert Peel, (of which bve were enabled, in an early aecoad edition of last week's Chronicle, to present neasy the Whole of our town sub- scribers with as ample an ahstraet as ctiuld be tendered by means of the preceding night'5 malls, and that simultaneously or with the post ...

... 1.12D?UeFhll OPENING OF TILE SESSION. Tue doors of the house wvero opened at twelve o'clock, and quickly seat after seat wvas occupied I , by those who had bcen forttiuiate enough to ob- Ltain tickets of admission. But few peers wrer I present, nnd it was fortunatc that the gathering E t wvas so thin, a5 the benches usually kept vacant for their lordships' acconmoaodatioa werc laid siege to by ...

... Ipirit of tte Vjreo0. THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND, [10 t1 THE GLOBE.] If thc deciosons of tihe Council of Trent, ?? 1 the whole cycle of liosan doctrine -if the contilaanl insinuation, and frequent direct assertion, that Protestantism is heresy-if the assumption, ns self evidelnt excellelncies, on every occasion, of the Flimish dis. ti,,civc characters of priestly-obligatory, and generallv ...

... Imlprial Varliammct. HOUSE OF LORDS-MONzDAY, FE;BaRUARY 10. The Earl of ST. GERDIANS took the Oaths Is ad hS seat. 'I'he Noble Earl took his seat on the Ministerial side of the House, immediately to the right of the Duke of Wellington. After the presentation of petitions, The Earl of DA LHOUSIE gave notice that he should to-morrow lay before their Lordships papers relating to the Railway ...