... Publicans and Bkersellkrh. —The following parties were summoned on Friday, for infractions of the Improvement Act:— Publicans.—Philip Smith, Athertonstreet, acquitted; George Harrison, Pall-mall, (second offence,) 40j. Tnomas William-, school-lane, 20*. lieersellert.—Robert Roberts, Gerard-street, 20j. Margaret Francis Mark*, Bedford-street, 205.; Samuel H ddsworth. New Mann-street, Toxteth ...

... gusto. But just aa he was about ?»iaff the delicious draught, he awoke; u What a fool am said he, M why was I not content to drink it cold ? Mor* than On*—A clergyman in the country was reproving a married couple for their frequent distensions, which were very unbecoming both in the eye of God and ™ that they were both one, you would think WHEAT AND FLOUR FROM AM KMC A. I The New Ytrk Courier ...

... THE OPENING THE SESSION. fftf SALUR POPDLI LEX SUPRhMA. Y, JANUARY 22, 1847. The Speech from the throne, which appears elsewhere, is characterized by a frankness and earnestness that well befit the circumstances under which Parliament meets, and the grave questions with which it is called to deal. The condition of Ireland, which her Majesty views with the deepest concern, is of course the ...

... A soil ee of the members and subscribers to tbis institution was held on Wednesday evening last, in the Lecture Hall. There was a numerous and fashionable assemblage present on the occasion, amounting in number to upwards of 1(XK). The chair was occupied by William Brown, Esq ,M. P., President of the Institution. On the platform we observed the following gentlemen Thomas Thornely, Esq., M.P.; ...

... tiiday last, her Majesty and Prince Albert were * ie Rew Riding School in the Home Park indsor, tor the purpose of witnessing the interesting cerei m onv of the presentation ot the royal bounty to upwards jot ot the poor of Windsor, and also the p or of the parish of Clower, residing within the limits of the borough, j Nearly 000 families were each supplied with meat, bread, and plum pudding, ...

... have been requested publish the following brochure, which professes to he '* A new Transit.ion he 1 u t*.fih Chapter of the Firet Book of Chronie'ts. One the People. It i- hardly necessary prom se» 'ha' the ee leading characters are r s. Bright. and Jeremiah Garnett, of the Manchester (Suardinn. >r 'hr word that thou spoken in th«> name of K- Lord, will not Leitiken ...

... WRrrraM axcLUsircLV roam* mbrcurv.j LIVERPOOL FOREIGN PRODUCE MARKET. THORBDA T, January 14. AR.—There con to be a very extensive demand for SuK->r from both grocers and refiners. Sever sales have been mtdc this week to the b>-ewer«, in anticipation of Bnfar being admitted into tbe breweries; .and prioea may be quoted fully dearer. RICE continues in great request, bath on the spot and arrive, ...

... rite l.tbc'|)ool SALVS POPVLI LEX SUPRE*TA F HID AY, JAXUAUY 15, 1847. We rejoice to perceive that the appeal just made to the liberality and sympathy the British public, for the relief of Irish distress, has, as on every previous occasion, been met a generous and prompt response. The discussion of the largest questions of social justice does not require to draw t the strings either of p;:rse ...

... had been thrust too near the den of one of the lions by the pressure from within, was seized the lion, who would soon hare t Sm bones of him had not the keeper interfered, lne keeper struck the lion several times before he would relinquish his hold; The man was very severely injured by the noble animal. ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS. WEDNESDA Y, January 21. new writ wu ordfitfd from Middlesex in the room of Mr* Byap, decca'Od. Dr. WRING deferred until the instant his motion respecting the reform of the Hcuae of Keys, in the Isle of Man. 6EB>I()NAL ORDRItS PIUVATK COMMITTERS. During the passing the usual sessional orders. Mr EVVART inored that the oommittees on aU private bills, well as on railway bills, ...

... ©fte iHnn»n>. SA I.US POPULI IFX ZUPItFMA. FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 1847. PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE. have given elsewhere, externa, the Annual Message of the American President, Mr. J. K. Polk, to Congress. more extraordinary, had almost said a more disgraceful document, was never presented a public officer to legislative assembly. The great bulk it, and that which the word disgraceful applies, relates to ...

... ne French papers Monday contain fearful ateounta « , av , a e * caused by a dreadful hurricane on th* night of the 22 ...