... RANDOM THOOUGHIN LEIS BY FCBzs ELIZABBTH D3 B~~ Fw'rczs ?? Ul By FANCS ELZART~i DAVyU Black Ipirit an m~lt~be. II. rea spirits And groy Mingngle, gle, mi blmingle, YOU that 91,81 Do spirits walk the earth? How oftenitha suggested to the thoughts of the olirii qust; nature, but whene sball we find the Sage wh tdn of reov h roblemP Not Pythagoras lea? can t Itt lre, and backed by his fifteen ...

... et RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION v. LIBERTY OF et RELIGIOUS CONSCIENCE. 6 k- The reign of Charles II will long be remembered in B n- English history, as a period of violent persecution for re. Fv in Thious opinions, especially against the people called x? *. Quakers, who, for being faithful to their principles, suf. w te fered grievous spoil and imprisonment-the ganls in many . ,Igparts of the kingdom ...

... ORIGIN OF THE LIVERPOOL BATHS-, AND WASH-HOUSIFS.-THE FIRST OF! THE KIND IN ENGLAND. , !an ich A correspondent, who signs M. M., expresses the ool opinion that there ought to be raised a fund for- the C of purpose of rewarding Mrs. Wilkinson, in whose ble unwearied efforts to assist her poor neighboursat so. the time of the cholera, the first attempts originated he to establish a public wash ...

... TOWN COUNCILLORS AND PUBLIC CONTR ACTORS. r r To gANtVgEL1OEJMEgRq., CandidaleforRodney-street Ward. Adav Sia,-The remark, that discretion is the better part of Mac valour, is peculiarly applicable toyoa at this time. I am read - surprised thatyou should put yourselfso prominently for- let I It ward at moment when such a course of proceeding is te N. sure to call forth animadversions on your ...

... atet 3Li erpoolt Iferturp. SALUS POPULr LEX SUPREMJA. FRIDA , OCTOBER 30, 1846. IIE FITZHARDINGE CORRESPONDENCE. I 1 D_.. I VdjLLIlFICATION OF THE REFORM BILL. After fifteen years' experience of the working of dle Reform Bill, that second great charter of the t is high time that a strict examination pliold be made of its actual results. The political phenomena whith it exhibits demand the ...

... Birfitv-ifen'a, &r. ?? AND DOINtGS AT IRKlEXNIIIEAD. :, frritid5 who take anl intcrest in the affairs of ; - will bc lad to learn that Nwe have engaged the , aeag well acquainted with all the dolings in , ?? Islily. W~e catnot better describe our in. tb rl tl Olsolcetlitein betwoen an official Paul Pry and a .antc, ho by insinulating himself into all the niches in a~l lhreuggh all the crevices ...

... THE MANCHESTER, AT HEN i proceedings Of the an Aux I 1 -. _ - . ?? ?? 11 - o fte omit The proceedings of the annualisre-union of ile men y friends of the Manchestor Athensoeum commerovier 7 a public breakflat in the lare-g ronne of timlead Alll'4t3 s- chair was occupied by Mark Philips, Esq Albo r' tt present, the Archbishop of Dublin, the Bigth HOI a. if erf r- 35.p., Jos. Brotherton, Eoq., ...

... , (CORRECTED UP TO THlE LATEST PER-OD.) L LONDON AND NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY. Ru FRO LIVERFOOL TO FROM BIRMINGHAM TO reti BIRIS~NGHAM AND LONDON. LIVERPOOL.wi 6 OE.M. .Mail 1 25 am. .Mail. Mixed wt 6 15 a&m..Ist and grd Claas 6 0%,m. .et and 2nd Cla8E 7 Oa.m..3rdCiaosonly ii is a.m..Mall,.Mixed ti 9 15 atm. .lstClass. Mixed I 0op.LR..let01Ass,lMixed ti II Oa.m. .MaiI. Mixed 1 45 p.m.. Mail of' ...

... load- g stone There, tbe parties will have witnessed anotber sample of the g orioui uncertainty of the turf, by the victory gained by It it'a-end Certainly, the backers of horses have, for some timebbeencpparently, at their wltenl-to prick the winner out few hove a1connpllsbed it; 25 to I wae 1aid agdast luoky 1YJohn Day's (or Sir. Wreford'o) colt, on W~einesday. Touching the C ...

... [ELEVENTH NOTICE.) pi We are overwhelmed with communications on le this subject, the writers of which, we are sure, will cc excuse us this week, while'twe despatch what we ti promised in our last. They [all have our thanks, pi especially S. S., Esq., wholwill perceive that no y good effort is thrown away. ti ST. HELEN's.-It was on thisitown and its postal ol grievances we had fixed our eye, ...

... ?? i Seticto ILgral Itt-ttl(i , , MUSIC5IPAL ELxcnroor.-The Reform pmarty, it Is Mi- theI ~,moured, intend 'to nominate Mr. James Me lor fot E- hopei I -Ward and Mr. Thomas Todd for Abencromby The ot.WA the r 4, ANTI-SLAVARY MzaRSTIN.-It is surely unnecessary to high no do more than call attention to an advertisement which to re at appears elsewhere in this day's paper, in order to insure wats ...

... Yet . -1-1-4IA^1 hue+ th. - ;ee * r.-r have It is calculated that the railways at present cl bove in the course of formation in the United King- s( 's to dom will cause an expenditure, for several ai dthe years, of not less than one million sterling per a: hdas week. The [number of persons, directly or in. that directly, deriving their means of subsistence 0 ,tors from this department of ...