... fl Ob?tLiflftfUI?. I ? UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. frou The Royal Mail stearm.pcacket Hiberuni, Capnt. Ryrie, beecs which left -Bnton am the 1st instant, ?? on tlle atO 3rd, reached thie Mersey on Tuesday afternoon at five I o'clock. By her we have received New York papers to; acte ;Thee Or~egon con~tr8ove'tsy, says the Natea York Courir leliskef land 'sqakire, is still at a deread pausehc is ...

... WEEiUY COM~PENDIUM.M ! I ?? ?? -- ?? o -_ . . n THE COURT. ?? Oa Sunday morning the Queen and Prince Albert it alked out for some time before church, and returned to the 'Castle in a pony phaeton. 3f.The Qiseen and Prince Albert, her Majesty the Queen :- Dowager, her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, his Serene ;6 Highness the Hereditary Prince of Saxe Mfelaingen, and her Majesty's visitors, ...

... :4d rftt W~iberl0 t ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? __ ti SAlYS POPULI LEX SUPREMA. d b FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1846. - 0 Lord Broughaum, who is indefatigable in legis-'I pa laive alterations, though not always successful C *n ?? the laws of our country, has brought st rn a bill to amend the real Property Transfer t] Diii which was passed last session. Our readers 11l remember that the principal object of that fa ...

... _TlEX LIVERPOOL TOWN M~ISSION.\ IC izim ? ?? - - I On Tuesday evening last, the anana aleeting of' the ii friends and subscribers of the Town Mission was held at CR055 or the Concert-hall, Lord Nelson-street, a'id was very air- ? ie merorilly attended: Edward Cropper, Eeq., occugied the *4 ? ly chair, and on the platform we observed man oft a lead- 6 0 s.m., ?. in? Dissenting ministers and ...

... RUMOUICED DisgOLUTION oV PAWALAMENST.-There is a~rumcari of an Immediate dissolution; or, to speak more cmr. id reotily, there is the report of a rumour to that sifect. What is d, the ground and origin of this report~-wbether the wish Is father sy. to It, or the fear is father to It-whether the protectionists wish 2s Sir Robert to think that he must resign, or Sir, Robert wishes De the ...

... ANTIlAR ASSOCIATION. I A nnR V9.R ADDRESS llad Associationl anzr others-, in Public Meeting o7f tiC Fris 0tilt,t ^egislators a ld People ol' the United States of North Amo'Ic~rOthren-We most willingly add our voice to riendo and lire of friiendship now passing between the peo. the ;fn~tll' Cs try andytours, withl reference to our political disputed a Iog to understand how such disputes can be ...

... EDINBURGh GAZETTE. SEQUESTRATIONS. April 10. JAMES AFFLECE, boot and shoe manufacturer in Dumfries-Creditors meet in the Commercial Inn there, 23d April and 14th May, three o'clock. April 10. SAMUEL AFaLECK, shipowner and coal dealer in Dumfries-Creditors meet in the Commercial Inn there, 23d April and 14th May, one o'clock. April 1i. JoiN BARE, dyer in Sidney Street of Glasgow, de- ?? meet in ...

... RAILWAY COMMITTEJEES-?arch 30. £U1-COMMITnrE, N0. 1. Ayrshire and Caledonian Junction-Bill withdrawn. Forth and Clyde Junction-Bill postponed, the parties not being present when called. Newcastle-uponrTyne, Edinburgh, and Direct Glasgow Junction-Length, 20j miles-estimate, L.220,000-engi- neers, -Mr Miller and Messrs Green-solicitor, Mr J. Browne -agents, Messrs Spottiswoode and Robertson. ...

... Last night a public meeting of the friends of Ireland was held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, for the purpose of declaring their abhorrence of the atrocious Coercion Bill proposed for Ireland. The meeting was announced for seven o'clock, but long before that hour every portion of the large room was occupied, and several were obliged to leave for want of space. There were present on the ...

... shares), 11 pm.—London and Birmingham, shares) pm.— London and Brighton, 62—London and South Western, 76—Manchester and Birmingham (4 shares B), pm.—Manchester, Bolton, and Bury, (Extension shares), 1 pm. Manchester and Leeds (1-16 th shares), pm.—Midland Railway, 144—North Union (A), 206— Runcorn Gap, 6s. 6d. pm.—Sheffield and Manchester J shares), 4 pm. —Do. (do. No. 31, 4 dis.—South Eastern ...

... THE ANCIENT CONCERTS. The third conccrt, last evening, was under the direction of the Duke of Cambridge. The programme contained a great deal of good music, but lacked the interest which has lately been imparted to these concerts, by bringing forward fine old compositions which, being forgotten and unknown to the present generation, have all the charm of novelty. For this improved feature in ...

... until certificate shall have been produced, of their approval by one-third of the scrip or shareholders, at a meeting to be specially called for the purpose—will be important supplement to the proposed Dissolution BQI. While the latter will empower dissentient shareholders to enforce the winding up of concerns which they no longer wish to prosecute, the former forbids all further progress in ...