... DtULTUJ1WV IN PArVO. n a The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed from the returns mado in the week ending January 25, 1848, is t 24b. 3,8d. per ewt. i The genoral weekly averago price of grain, for the vock ending e Jan. 22:-Wheat, 63s. Id.; Barley, 8Gs. dd.; Oats, 21s. ld. Rye, 30s. 8d.; Beans, 38s. 8d. ; Pease, 45s. 2d. on Tuesday night, two men, named Clark and Simms, em- I ...

... THE Bill for promuting the Public Hlealtl; c introduced by Lord MlOIPETH on Thursday se'nnight, is now before us. As it differs very a essentially from the one brought in by his lord- ship last session, and as it is a separate and dis-I tinct measure (not incorporating by way of ; reference the provisions of any other act,) we think it our best course to give a complete abstract of the bill ...

... I.aI TaV Jeoustcr' of Mhe Peace, Saturday, Feb. 12, 1848. We wo~, d cCl! attention, to a very important bill just cinr IdIICS ;ty Mr. Bailles, Q.C., an outliue of which ni'll be ud belowv. Fr. m it we anticipate very great adrantae?s. We would earnestly entreat our readers to do their utnlioit to second suck commendable en. dcavours. On Thlurslay night, Mrl. Bainles, Q.C., M.P. for Hull, ...

... LJOCAL INIELLIGENCE LESSONS FOIL SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20.-Sep- tuagesim, Sundly.-Mlorning-First Lesson: Genesis 1. Secord Lesson. Lukle It-Eveuin,-First Leoson: Genesis so, Secorsd Lr'sson Gaslatians iir. VISIT To HULL OF THE REV. ERANCIS CLOSE. OF C,!rELTE >;a ?? popular preacher is visiting our port itt Orde, to gaits support for thle liew and large training schools now erecting, nsdter his ...

... ?? FOR THE RELIEF OF DISTRESSED FOREIGNERS. No doubt many of our readers have witnessed much of the distress which, to a great extent, prevails among poor foreigners in this country. Many of these poor fellows who, by the diffi- culty of obtaining employment in their own country, or in_ dulging in the hope of procuring more ample means of sub- sistence in England, visit this country,-very ...

... ATe Iiberpsa t 1ercur~p SALUS POPULI LiX SUPREJlIA FRIDJ Y. FEBRUARY 25, 1848. I THE FRENCH CABINET UNMASIXED. I- The right of public meeting in France,-a right ece a toinherent in thle citizens of every constitutional lalt vstate,- igtdeclared by M. Guizot himself in thei y'1831 to be indicated by the C/harter,-has now been was V~summarily suppressed by proclamnation ofrthe~irnch~lo IiCabinet ...

... Rogcia ifutetigjeaTre. rm Mr. Ewart, M.P .in a letter to Mr. J. B oul, secretary of the Roscoe Club, explains that confinement to it room, from indisposition, was the cause of' his non-attend- ance at the late soiree. o of MES3EiRISM.-On Saturday evening last, Mr. Hicks, ad practical memnerist and phrenologist, delivered a lecture m en mesmerism in the Concert-hall, Lord Nelson-street. pE ...

... QUARTERLY TfBLESOF MORTALITf. - -- - ..-- W s \V'Lrvis i AJ 1 1. On Friday, we gave an extract from the tables issued by the Registrar-General of the state of mortality during the quarter ending 31st December last. Tbe following are the notes appended to the returns from the registrars in this district:- . LIVERPOOL. ST. MAILTIN-Deaths, ?31; considerably above the average. The prevailing ...

... UpON THE USE OF 'THE CHORUS' BY THE ANCIENT DRAMATISTS. IT has been a subject of considerable debate among critics, whether the nse of the Chorus could not be perpetuated in the modern drama. Arguments pro g1nd con, have been putforth with uncompromising tenacity on the one side, and met with unmitigated severity on the other. But the ,ircumstances in reference to which the Chorus was ori- ...

... To the EDITOR of the ABmERDEN JOURN AAL.. SIR,-Tn youz Jsurnal of the 2d instant, there appeared 3 a letter, regarding the Parochial Schools of Scotland, ad- cc c ,of that county? which is certainly calculated, if left unchal- a lenged, to misead the public, and injure our Educational Establishment. His erroneous statements havingl been cir- f culated far and wide, it therefore becomes more ...

... I IT a~fors us much satisfaction to direct public attention to our report of tilo proceedings, 'which took place on Thursday last, on the occasion of opening for traffic the Southern portion of this most inmportant and useful line. These proceedings were marked by every possible eclat, and tttended with complete success, to the delight and gratifieation of thousands who witnessed the novelty. ...

... AUSTRALIAN COLONIZATION, AND EMIGRA. TION. OUR attention has been directed to a pamphlet recently of published on this subject, under the auspices of a Com.- to mittee of influential individuals lately formed in the metropolis for promoting emigration to Australia. Of the general importance of colonization and emigration there can be no doubt. With our daily increasing po- pulation, followed, ...