... had A crowdcd meeting of retipectable men of all classes thai was held at the Liver Theatre, on Friday evernin las Sev for the purpose of hearing a lecture fromMr JOEn Cott Brind ley, principal of Tarvin-hall School, Cheshire, upon ~0OO Communksm and Socialism, as developed by recent oc- n0 a currencerl in France. this The Rev. Frederick Parry was called to tke chair. thei Mr. Brinieley, in ...

... I3mperffa virtamtft. AMf HOUSE OF LORDS. withot THURSDAY, Julys 13.Th Lord IIROUGIIAM presented a Bill for the Prevention of The Sgeduction, free. osaid, from tbeobjectlonsbroulghtaglaittstthWst tipra of the Bishop Of Oxfoed, whiob wasn thrown out on Tuesday. Ket It Wax read a first time, and ordered to be rea~d again on Tuesday. W4Y, D31e Lordship also presented a Bill for the Exclusiona of ...

... :n ~~BEVERLEY. ,r. THE REv. Lurot DENatae.-Tise intelligence of the sudden i death of thie highly respected gentleman, at York, osl Tuesday losf, wae received by telegraph at four o'clock, just on the r. arrival of the market train fronm Hull. It croa'ed a most tic pateful sensoation among the inhabitantes of Beverley, by whom Ile ttre leroenred deceased was universally esteemed. , HAY HARvEeT ...

... I ROYAL AGRICL'TMURAL SOCI ETY. | THE PAVILION DINNER. The following appeared in, and Is republisied from, our last aweek's Second Edition . f His Reyal Htiglnssra Palcem AT,55RT rose to acknowliedgo f the troat of1 The Queen Dowager, Prince Albert, Albert, Prince ;of Wales, the Duke of Cambridge, and the rest of tire Royal i Family, and wos received with loud and reiterated cheers. He Isaid ...

... iHE THOMAS AND MAR'. SALVAGI This case was tried in the Admiralty Court, FODOY' fore Dr. Lushington. Ti'he: vessel 'Ilsotoas and Mary, while proseculilg lvo from the north to the south, coal loden, ?? stralded Cel Middlebants off the mouth of the Iltinrbtr, a ver s d1'legft reef. A light was I.jisted to indicate hter distrow, ' . *een from the Spurit Lighihousc, end I1 luil moed III, I ...

... HOUSEWIFE' S CORNER. TOAMT AND WATER.-Thij article, sample as it iF9 is rmrely well prepared. Cut an uiper crust of bread ns tVick gain as it in ubuxj for .oant; blosn it carefully, but see that it be not burned, smokel or black; pour on it at, mvch water as is required, and cover the jug till it IS cold. A alice of thin Cut oringe or lemon peel infiused wita it imnprovel it grcatiy; it should ...

... C he ?t f Aedrps s.f ftlrcuro. BALVS POPULI LEX SUPR MA. FRIDAY, JULY 14. 1848. We are glad to see that the Government have at to last come to the determination of wrestling a fall of with the arch-apostles of treason in Ireland. The ar arrest and committal of the proprietors of the Irish in Felon, Irish Tribune, and Nation newspapers, on gL charges of felony under the new Act, may serve, ex ...

... THE MASSACRE OF THE AMERICAN MISSION IN OREGON; , > Tur, Times iontains two letters from the Governior said Committee of the Hudson's Bay Company,, containing the Particulars of the massacre by 'the Indianis of the American Mission -at WallalWalla, in the Oregon territory,.of which a notice has already been published. 'Ar 1'Bean is an oflicier In charge of a fort beloingingto the Hudson's Bay ...

... INVASION OF THE DANUBIAN PROVINCE BY RUSSIA. (From the Siecle.) Russia, profiting by the embarrassed state of Europe~ the irremediable weak ness of the Porte, i abott and military possession of the Danubian pros about to' on the road to Constautilopre.' Weovances which in this movement the signal of a genotao eTerlsee tion. By the treaties of Jassy and Adraole h~ had the right of intervening ...

... Tur STATE OF IiSELAND.-Thie following letter was published in the Standard of Saturday. The writer is said to have resided some years in Ireland in an official capacity, which affords him the best means of information, and to be a military man of highrank and of great experience, as well as great intelligencL :-1 This country, since M1itchell's transportation, has been appareitly quiet, bnt ...

... AI SC ELLA HE O US. RURAL ECONo03v.-Why are fowls the most economical things farmers keep ? Because, for every grain of corn, they give a peck. B ATHs.-The vestry of St Marylebone parish, London. on Saturday. voted away a sum of 10,400 to be expended on baths and workhouses. Racirg FOR Tim LovEsIcK.-Hard boiled eggs are said to be a cnre for love; they lie so heavy on the stomach as to make ...

... THE ! INSURRECTION IN PARIS ?? I m . T I _ _ _ __L PARIS, WEDNESDA*. O TTuesday France sustained a loss, in tnourningifor whih-'she will be joined by the entiee literary wordId. The gresitauthor of the :Genie du Cbristin~isme,' M. dei'Chateaubriand, died in Paris yesterday morning, at 'half-lait eight o'clock, in the seventy-ninth year;oI his age. .On -being informed of this, the French ...