... I SIGHT1S IN LIVERPOOL-PRINCE_ I ALBERT'S VISIT. T~ot1h' EDDITUR 0'tH' .REURRY. W Livesrjcoo, Ogwti fast, 184. thc Sup,-Yo're no dewt steniobt laset yeeor at gettin 0all lettur fro are Yes ostid to moo, bat bee mannidgt hit GO wheel konsidrin. Yore begin to think as ritin runs i'th' fammily. line toud'as teem lettars mack folk laff, to neaw, as th stur's ore yone happun bee so god os crom tis ...

... Unanim ously reslved,- That, in the opinion of the thc D,* Council, it is expedient that all local rates should be nal ,- levieit upon the owner, instead of the occupier of the * property, as being more equitable in principle, less burdensome ini application, less costly in collection, and shc therefore, beneficial in its operation to both landlord P and tenant. Toat it is expedient that R ...

... WESLEYAN ANNUAL CONFERENCE At the recent meeting of Conference, held at B'ristol the following facts relating to the Wesleyan body erer' stated :-The number of Sunday-schools, in May la, was 4106-increase, 93; the total number of school scholars was 436,299-increase, 18,396, Not I than 121,7S8 children in the Sunday-schools also attele, some day-school, showringt that if day-schools were ge. ...

... j -gp ABLE: STO MS IN LIVERPOOL, a SAND STonA.-After an extremely hot day on Saturday a l e last, a remarkable storm visited Liverpool, commencing cor with what' we dannot better designate than a sand storm, wh because it 6trongly reminded us of the representations rec ic given, inillustrated worksof the whirlwinds ofsandssofre- ter e quently experiencedin the deserts of Africa. Soen afterfive ...

... EAST LANCASHIRE RAILWAY.-The half-yearly meet- ing was held at Bury on the 29th ult. It was stated that At the line between Manchester and Rawtensitall will be assad opened for traffic in September next, and that on the to Le extension line, the works, commenced in April last, are -Jol progressing satisfactorily. Tire statement of accounts Thoa showed that the zeceipts amount to £427,028, and ...

... tche MLberpout IfferrurL. SALUS POPULI LEX SUP eel*f 4 FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1846. It is said that the next best thing to not comn mee imitting a fault, is frankly to confess it, and zealously spirn to repair it. III reference to Ireland, the Govern- plici ruent have done all three. The fault has been trap committed, and confessed, and repaired. The bes Arms Bill has been proposed, repented of, ...

... ' Thie advantriges of suc a seaqson as the present, evinced Clars nby the wheat Coming to maturity early in 'the summer iso se months, tiediymr pparent; for though there have We 11 been eccasionrilly heavy sliowets,-iwhicb,~hnd the Summer such I-been mo~re advanced, might materially have injured theprv lecrops onl rich Soils, yet thle prevalence of dry wvinds, and preysv if dlelightful ...

... Broat frtelit-yume. an SAVING OF AGRICULTURAL PRoDucs.-There is nothing mn from which the landed interest need protection 80 much as the destructive vermin, rats especially, which play an such havoc with the produce of the fields. It is a great lal hardship, that when capital, skill. and industry have co created a mass of valnable human food, it should be to destroyed by useless animals, ...

... ANNUAL iD1NNBR OF THE LICENSED VICTUALLERb' INSTITUTIOX. I .: - _. - . The ?? anniversiry of th Liverpool aftenedr- Viciuallers' Institution was celebrated yesterday a c noon, by a Public dinner 'it the lnettitutionlhOulse,~ St-. Anesre. The dinner was served up in a saous m strqee(ecteda h rar of the building,) hc wa aite up especially for thi esityin tseu manlner. Ban, were Buspended fr'om ...

... oir~enf tab, &t* B1KN~D COMMISSIONRRS. The sua ?? of this body took pi ace on Tsses- daY 5Veual last, att o Ceinistlonecs' Rooms, Hamilton- dY hein fllowin memsbers were prgeseft :-Mesarls. Potter, Squareon. W.L Bdrlownigftg, J. Lairdl, Watson, Appleton, pilaros, oreW dPike, ThtiprnP0, Debby, 1Barbour', and Little. ADDRESS TO PRINCE ALBERT. TelecofteBoard read tie following address. framed at ...

... THE WEATHE~~P THE CRPS. We do not reebrever to have seeII go much graift lence ?? at any One time, in Lancashire; whoI froitme a gnlmnwho has travelled the a und w r hefd ?? oduring the lasttie ~~,ooros thea Pbodies of risreapers whom we nearl dv n roel etunnvoe, that this is tbe case every where. in th, ho ether of the week before last ripened thegrnth The ho Wekan th'abaten it down has mae ...

... GENERAL AGRICULTURAL REPORT FOB JU.LY.. ?? 1..l 1ou ?? The weather of thismonth, taken as a wholes has been extremely propitiodS for the whieat crop, in nearly every portion of the, United Kingdom; though,from the ab- SI sence af that quantity of moisture almost indispensably U necessary for barley; oats, beaus, and peas, we regret to state that spring corn in general has not progressed very i ...