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... MUWUX III WAEVO. To SIlO iran duties The Dank of England returns for the week ending the 7th ?o? 1otten. instant, state the amount of notes issued to be £27,0?9,270, ? 4 ?. 'Id. against which, in addition to the Government debt end other arced seourlties, there is, in coin and bullion, £13,07?,2?o. In the week, banking department, the liabilities are sot dow?i at £41,140,017, gibb rk, in- to ...

... ViHIETIE S. Berli 3 Lady Olivia Spar row hats presented X700 to the Missionary Hen' -snd Scripture Readers' Society. estal The reigning Duke of Saxe Coburg Gotha sit$ out thi bandI -month on a tour through Spain. and Portugal. in and A jesuit college is about to be established, by subiscription, pi at Montreal. One gentlemen, M. Oliver Bethlelet, has con- it is atributed £1,000. the v Y There ...

... CHILD BuRNENE TO DEATH. - On Tuesday last ?? inquest was held on the body of an infant child, about twelve months old, named Edward Ratcliffe, son of Sinmeon Rlatcliffe, Westleiglj, which met with its death under the following circumstances :-On the previous Friday morning the child was brought down stairs about nine o'clock, by one of the family, the mother being unwell. It was placed on the ...

... FRIDAY NITION. LIVERPOOL SPRINC7WSSIZES. CROWN COURT.-THfIS DAY. (Before Sir John Patteson.) RIOT AT W GTON. John Xirkham, aged 26, SW iret, 21, William Savage, 23, James Clarke, Wnd t'es Dalin, 32, were indicted for feloniously ton, ?? James Jones, and with a sharp l on struck him on the head, with intent to do ha o levous bodily harm.-Verdict: Ktirkham and B lsn'st, guilty of a common ...

... vonmi6 - An-. ?? 'The Chambero Feoi~RANCE, ,Ont A PrPOaftin f~o'r ~~jt~~has beea -otetpled with the dtsosussion exceedingly nueserou )? , t governmenfnctfioalo (who are temotion. Tuo debu. 15 the chamb~ep The government opposed irk a ey ulhos.u ' g~iht toea close on Wednesday week, ?? ahaaless It, r'3 divislon tho nusmborswere-..For the mm In aganst It 232t ajority for minises 8 ?? iof the ? ...

... Ii 1'OLITICAL. - STArroaD.-A new writ was moved for, on0 rlday night, for Stafford, in the room of Mr. Carnegie, who has accepted the office of Lord of the Treasury. He Is opposed by Law- rence Hleyotih, Esq., of Liverpool, a tnember of the Anti- aornolaw League. RSaa IoNG ATlo The Dutblin Manil announces the resigns. tiotwby Lord Granville Somerset of his office of Chancellor of the Duchy of ...

... POPPING THE QUEFSTION. irn To fhc EDITORS Or the LIVERPOOL 1&BRuR Y. out GaNTLRsRsN,-Annexed I enclosefor your inspaection a the copy of a proposal of marriage made to me by a M~an- btchester merchant's clerk, one of the Lea ue, I should presume, by the freedom of speech with which every line ing abounds 'Tis in my o p iein as choice a saroauv2 of love- .bat making as can be fouad extant. ...

... htptriat ?J3?rrttwcnt? IOU L hOUSE OF LORDS. tosiand THURSDAY, March 5. Thek The Royal assent was given by cominiseico to ? ? 5bOtild I Works tlrslandi lOill? the Drainage ulrsland Bill; and the bedetal (hand Jory )trelandl Preesnimcnt DIII. TheE The Earl of ABERDEEN, in answer to a question on the power 0 ?? of the claims of Sir J. M. Doyle and other, British aub- but after SectS, on Portugal ...

... Wow! *nteItf?nTc?. - - daylast INSTRUCTIVE PAsTiMES.-Several thousand copies of ehairmal hr. John Smith's work, Lessons on Words and ?xpe- ugrate rimetitS, are new' in the hands of the publiC; b?i? CC y of still (SYY5D? philosophy and philology to ?? ted ii ?it?l? of the rising generatiOn, in an 00t?tt5iOiflg N?Y' surplus I By its gradual lessoas, combining words a?d facts. Wore ?i?45 wei ...

... BIRKENHEAD COML?U6SIONERS? ivo Ce, th An adjourned mqetlng of this ?? was bold an Wedbeaday Faclc eYBnI Iae?, tat the ?omnaIs5lOtl585? Rooms. UasaltttllS squats, turd, he Was. JaokeeE?.,0eCtOPlOd the chair. Tile following mesabers held ins were ?? rim, W. Laird, Pike, Greene, Besothanso, no Rind,, Appleton, Dobbe, Member, end Wateon. A ? cot The OUAXRMkN mid they had met to consider seine of ...

... TIIE? DUKE OF L?EWOASFLE AO&I?1 .His Grace of Clunaber, unabashed by ridiculet unila. toered by the rcmaontrancds ef frirends,-if friesd« te ia a. y, so t rue as to vent ure a' rem onst ransce5 know in tl f i- density of tbe durcaI. iatellect-hss again rushed U it print, and that, too, with all the air od aas oracle. Tb ° - 1'0 MfY CGUffTRYMfE?( a- Rucouraged by your former ?? anid ...