... rthe Xtbtrpoof fjtrurav SALUS POPULI LEX BUPRBVEMA_ F}RIDAy, APRIL 25, 1845. .A4As.LI m - 4'1The cry of No popery ?? 1nY Its ?? i he~ h NiIo Iroland. geln Now that the opinio;n of Parliament has beeni ex- par prse ntis mneasulre with a distinctness wkich wit Eleaves no room for a doubt as to its eventual fate, F and that we are in possso of the views of all our an( leading statesmen with ...

... CoInESpONPENCE. I _ ~ I U2.5r lW do otehatisle ausrelver res.pocesiiblcfir' 1W eenefieeceets ecrprcooce b1Y ?? sieclto is a.tesj'tsrttdit y to cell. RIBBLETON LANE. ?? the Editor 01' fee Preston Chronicle. Allow ties to call tfle atteejillce of flee retilcs Commissenerssnr, Ileraegle tle seseelicee of 'eoeerjoeereesl, tee fleba leasteets of Ile lece Pvement'e froese tlto lleesso of ...

... 11 'The hands employed by Mr. Robert Gardner of this town, having demonstrated by experiment the practicability of di ninishing the hours of labour in factories, without injury to either the employed or employer, meet on Tuesday next, to celebrate the anniversary of the event. The course that has been pursued in this instance is worthy of all praise. The Legislature regarded the subject as a ...

... Fuaisr.-.Report statcs that it is tilo Intention of tho directors to carry a branch from their line, through Ulverston, to the foot of Lake Windormorc, and tiut tho survey has already begun. BRANCHI RAILWAY 'TO ?? dit, that it Is In se. rious cuntenmplation to cellstruet a raolway from Lancastor to this de. lightful bathing placc, to form a branch of tile Lancaster and Carlisle line. The ...

... MANCHIESTEIR TIMES, AND 'a aicadbire RIO Umtire sExailnler. SA TURDA Y, APRIL 19, 1845. - -- _ _. I_ . TIIE. DEBATE on1 the Maynooth Eidowwinrit, after having occupied the House of Commous for five nights, was adjourned on Thursday till last night. Thse maiu argument in its favour was that it would be an act of grace and conciliation to Ireland; the main argumlent against it was that it wvould ...

... PUBLIC PARK.S, ETC. INTElVIEW OF A DEPUTATION WITH SIR BOBERT PEEL. On Tuesday evening last the deputation, appointed by the Public Parks, &e., Committee to proceed to London in order to have an interview with the Premier, and'to prefer the application for a grant of money in aid of the fund for establishing public parks, &c., in Manchester, left this ?? by railway, the interview having been ...

... MULUE IN ?? The Boalk of Ruglaid rotuirn for the week endingf ?? ~ states the aliffount of not, 5 issued to ho £29,471,410; coin and bullifon, £15,471,410 In tite banking department the l1ab ltites ar atdown at X37,195,938. and the assets inclutde 132gl in gold and silver. ~Cnecg h f?~~ After amarriage ?? took the par. son aside moat mlysteaifaublyr and whispered to him, - Can't you take the ...

... &t OPPOSITION TO THE KAYNOOTH GRANT AND ALL OTHER CH URCH ENDOWMENTS. I I 0 tb nfb er, MEETING OF PR1OTESTANT DISSENTERS. nogh P, tion of it on Tuesday evening last an aggregate meeting Of thes Froces- I.r tact Dissenters of this town was held. in Great George-street r Charel for the purpase of protesting against the lincrensed granit second to Muyneetlh. on toe ground that all interferencte ...

... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 184. LIVERKMUvL,, x ±UVA I, Oh ItPOPTANT CAUTto.Frof robberies lately coW- nitted, we feel it our dt to adie ac l pertclStrlavel, mitted, we feel ilt our duty to g ldvs Cm osbyonbes t t- I c' t st~rictly on their of thi whose pockets areeasily a~alb, oada guar aginstaotio wl dressed young men, who arean practised thieves, and atre, at this moment, reaping a bar-lbu ...

... THE REV. HUGH MWNEtLE, IN TWO MINDS 1 ABOUT MAYNOOTH. I - - . 1- A contemporary has insinuated tbat this Rev. Gentle 'b ma'n has fallen into another 6 error in degreee, bY re- b presentingthe Bishop of Chesterasiop d tothe May- P nouth Bill, wher~easit was said, his ~lordohip had, on Thursday evening, announced to the House of Lords his t approval of the measure. This is altogether a mistake ...

... mol. A meeting of the Congregational Dissenters of Man- lie cbiestcr was held in Grosvenor-street Chapel, Piccadilly, the on Tuesday evening, thle aseethig having been convened of bypblic, adlvertisemnent calling upon them to coine for- as wad and to oppose bey every constitutional means, as a icy Christian people, the measure isow before parliament for uld( endowving tile Popish religion. ...

... I (From the Londoss Journal, Apr'il 12.) NO. V: BELL~flLE IN LONDON. This journal is almost entirely devoted to matters connected with the sporting vwoqld. Its'principial features of attraction are therefore constituted by'itittiligen'e respecting the turf, accounts of regattas, the proceedings of yacht cluls5, an't narratives of prize-fightsqpedestrian exploits, and all kinds of ir fosrmation ...