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... . Ibcal :ntelligente.: - 1 CURRENCY DISCUSSIONS* & PROPOSiTsN. The Liverpool Times, ie full of .despoandency as to the limited issues of the Bank of England, makes the following suggestions,'-ingeniott enough certainly, but vwithout any advance for Hbe great amount of im- mnediately convertibleirrency required for the payment of wages:- The legal currency of the country must therefore, go on ...

... NAINCEISTE1I & SA.IFO.R) TOWN, MISSION. | -- r The tenth ainnail meeting of the above soeietvy wns held on Wedlesday evenling, inl the Ctii ir xehanige, Hanghing-ditcl. Ou the platform we ibsuerved the oevs. Dr. Vaugitiuh, Halley, Nolan, and tlanie Piv v es'rs. Carrie, 1. Noweidtoa, IE'errom, and Ford Aldpernakio lWrshiih aur' milurd Me'sks. b.. Fleteher, L. NVillami, las. (Calton, W. R. ...

... POACHING ON THE COURIER'S MANSOR. | I C IA --- I I -Our St. Ann's Square contemporary is in high dudgeon at the 'Guardian' for poaching on his manor. He of the 'lburier' dragged the 'Guar- dian' at'his chariot vhee1s.in the matter of Lord Lincoln's ,candidai'ure, but he is now beginning to see that it was imprudent, even thus, to introduce him to his friends. The Guardian' has dared to ...

... IMPERIAL PA eHOUSE OF. LORDS.- HU.RSD e The Lords occupied their 4plenid new - first time. There was fortu tely very lttle tt v for s0 great was the throng of horsthatit sati, f possible for the few peers who 8peakto5e ttttA _ selves heard. as.A e. Earl Grey meved the first eg the lim te % listrment bill, and proposed to t * he lcc alei, r e Tuesday next.-lo ' Stanley thought that i* eia 4? s ...

... DO)MESTIC. -. - - - - - - A - - l - - I.- .. .. .^ TOE WHIGS AND T11E *osSrlTUFS cIxs.-NVe uinderstaud cti that the Chancellor of the l';xchequer may expect shortly to effi receive a niemorial signed by so large irnd so powerfll a a v section of tihe electors of Halifax, as probably to conviuce tee hiTI of the expediency of dropping the minutes of council, on Lord mlorpetit, too, is ...

... I LEEsso.-The Leeds towa council, on Monday, decided El against-the government plan of education by a majority of H 27 to 23. A memorial against the measure is also in course O of signature, addressed to Willicam Aldain, Esq. the member eff, for the borough, and another to Lord Msorpethi, from nil the en, polling districts of the West Riding.th WRtLxOAM.-Alarge public meeting was bela fin the ...

... =I EFIES TA-DY A -Mr.-'nN continues todpiblish deii ll the 'very| cheap, very complete, very agreeable, end very useful volumes of his StandardLibrary. From Sismond'is Litera. ture of Europe,-a valuable work, forrning'part of the series, ..we extract the following noticof* :Alfieri's Tra-i 'gedy ofSaul:. ' - ':i At the first dawn of day, 'David,; clothed in the Wabit of: -a 'common soldier, ...

... local Intc1lignicc. MEETINGS OF CI*EDI'ORS. .11 the C'irl of .atnoruptcy, Geotye-olreel, Mlwalhester, nR. nAPR, 30. A. Bentley, Bury, assiglices 1 -0 isurtonl aid Co Middletoll, dividend 12 - 0. J Cltitterton, 3hartliester oast cxln It S.'t the Court of Bwnkrp,'try L?'iverpool, APn 30. F. 11. Aldridge, Liverpool to tudit 12 - 3D. J. 1. B. Liverpool, dividelld 12 lOurList ofJ'Bunikrupts will ...

... jorcip .I CTION INSPAIN dEA-TION utpdcdn the ihind of the ,found disgutpoue Tlwe P of Spain, by the vile intrigues of which she uoQ2ee0O ictim has caused her to dismiss the aS been Mi-nistry, at the earliest moment possible, a liberal ministry, with DI. Pacheco at its aad t0 as isl for the present, the downfall rL- the in- ' of' d Thls'SXPhwilippe and Queen Christina n a, thgene triumh of the ...

... - .- - F . THE BOARlIYOF GUARDIANS, - a a W~X '~ Jlt3JfX'15 'C __ __ P eO d The guardians of the poor for the Bolton Union held their ThIN ,~weekly meeting on Mondaly last, in th or om Acres 'thec ff Filcd,; Peter. Ditchtield, Esq. in the Chair. iti't ~g The Retulrns. - Balance in the hands oflb theAekrSi'r, .pi £l 4,37410s. 4d.-Inniatees iniolton workhouzse, 33,7;iuti Tr; ohs a tn itd, 8 ...

... CORRESPONDENCE, r, TO READERSg AND CO .REFSPONDENTS. nil! AntDwron af O Itrnc-The lintes lifrJ*. P. Bi. 'are worthyv of his sub- ft' idjeot. We cannot, find room fok~htm~'c anMRS. DUTo~xtR-WNe are unable to anenwer th ur f re- to. garding thisl lady. teqeyo ~ le. THE 14UO5AINEc COMPAITTR,-If To. H. will forward his complaint, t0 be to the above-naease body, we have no doubt but they will give ...