... 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 ...

... | 1 R111P'RIL PARLIAMENTV.2 I ~ ~ .A (Conhlimedn learn fturfli page.) HOUSE, OF' LORIDS. MIONDAY, Febt. 10. Eart St., ?? l ?? oath,, ond Iii, seat, o RlIl P1ol is presented two [ietitions iroii tiet parishes o It ta tourI of. it LOVIII'i Co'rts B'ill. Aliso aI ;etitincli fromt tcli 1;Ihut Utiul~tit of- Fnglanld fl;y As~soc~iation, pnaving for at repeal of tlie 1II'I of WVin. IV., whitch ...

... cox.ro0 culunci Monr. A. adjourned inecting of this oroeread conrt was held on Wednevday-Mr Nairn, moderator-for tine purpose of conti- nnting tihe proceeding in tire case of the Rev. Mr Napier. Mr Adano Parenson appeared as agent far the presentee, and Mr John M'Arthur, one of the objectors for hInself. The proof having bern declared closed on both sides, the adjourned fceting ,as; thou ...

... 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 ...

... x i: w P 0 R T « Arrivals and Sailings for the weekending tebuary 5th, 184 ARRIVED. 1 William Smith, Ballo; Elizabeth, May, Swansea, irtf Tom, Harris, Charlotte, Thomas, Bridgwater; Agnes Sop Squire, Liverpool, biicks—Sarah, Downing, Swansea, met» Hannah and Ann, Morgans, Cardigan Superior, Cadi! David Walters, Reed, Wateiford Rifleman. Aui), Wexfl Kiity, Williams, Milford, oats.—Friendship, ...

... 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 ...

... OPENdING OF PARLIAME-IT. hOUSE OF ?? TUESDAY, FE13111JAIOY 41 pro '[his afternoon hier -Majesty 1croeceded ill this 'cr 'asual state from B~tctcircgieam Palace to the House of Lords, h-a to onion tiee' Session of Paurltamentl. of Thea morntog was ctoudy anti dolt, rut towrvars twelve o'ctoctk it tiol cisared uip, suit a bcrittiant day for tie season of ttoe year aitonte d~own upon tire royal ...

... COURSING-RENFREWSSHIRE OPEN MEETING. By permission of Sir John lMaxwell, Bart., the Renfrewssbire Open Mkeeting commenced vesterday morning, at Police South G.ate. Mr. W. Watson of Louth, Lincolnehire, ?? as Tryer. Tle following is the result of the first day's running .- Trus RearaREwsrHrBE PunsE roet PuPPEES-63 Sovs. I. Mr. Geddes' bi; and w b Bracelet beat Mr. A. Graham's r b Fly; Mr. ...

... 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. ...

... TflE PARLIAMENT. IleiU ijE ?? Llk(lU)S., \I ON DAY.-TI' h Earl of St. Gi -Mo ais tooki thet ')Ith -idl his seat. This Noble Bll r toictc Isis seat onil tii lt ittiisteried jide of tie l-onsis, immedwaiately to thea right of thee Dulio of Wallington. After tim pirostiniltador of Potitions, Thce ?? ?? Daolhousie gave jI tiye that tI ie tolI iilel toe~eaorrowv lay betiire thelir Loerdships ...

... 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 ...