... Mat,, North. 53' 50'43. L.-O XVSQ 0° 00' 1o- - -h-*3lfN InciOr VisaaatvATUnx. ye Lot,, North, 53' 50' 43. Long., West, 2' 28' 13. ot! 0ed Jfteeoioogicnz Obscreatieug token nr? j the woeek ending st( Ash- Satarday, Deciinber 28, 186o. lip ?? -0fr ...

... ctage niberpool 2tC-bf SALUS POPULI LEX SUPREMA. 'RIUDA Y, DEM1IBER 13, 1850. SUINDLIARY. The -very decided steps recently taken by the 3 British Admiralty for the suppression of the slave ( trade on the coast of Brazil have been frequently 1: denounced by English writers as unwarrantable t and provoking, and as a gross insult offered to a , country which, had at length begun to indicate an t ...

... Motfrict littellitteum, z- C'I.ESCOT. PIm rA're' r .Arf--The Rev, r. Ttellew, curate of Preecot, is In rdremt frin c tn this o p y for I nditiS a reverend getletieas tlis ? friendii intendto presen~t 1l;M wvitb purse 4G9 ass;tibstanititl ,token r Of their erteeim, prior to his departure. 'rho Principal of the Parnworth Graimtuar School haii eon- erlons sented, in comnplltince with tbe wishes ...

... ?? 1 - . On Wednesday evening the first annual soirle of the teachers and friends of Gill-street ragged schools was held in the school-room under Pembroke Chapel, West Derby. t street. The attendance was meagre. John Cropper, Esiq., occupied the chair. After tea, about twenty chi- dren from the ragged schools were introduced into the room. They were extremely clean and neat, though their ...

... TUIE1 BIKEtNHIXD' ANTIPAPAL - MEETING.. g Birkenhead. has at length. declared' against, the.recent jI * a, ilsive Steps of the Ronman Pontiff. The meeting Ixc Kwaasd on Firida~y morninig, in the 11srket-squsre, an area L icapabldepf accommodating (as ascertained bymectal mea- b a ureinent), abiout 15,l3000 persons. The arrangements .11 r. made by ~thie psagistra~tq,s,ion this occasion, for ...

... MM. , hf ho Two disorderly females attempted last week to set fi rto' re nal the workhouse at Enniscutty, for the pcrpose, as they said, tb cr, of being sent t6 gaol. They mistook,,the bouse ubt Aired dc ns- a dwelling adjoining, which vzaS burnt to the ground. fro to A mcetiang, to Oxprcess the opinions of theo>people Of toh emu :Louth on the subject of the tenant league movement, was at irs' ...

... . .191UCATION W AMERICA. The peeh o t~e Rv. r. acon, of ewoohaven, Oi- . er netie~ Whch cg nour coluns aew Iley~ o Ut ?? hae, organot iinformainupnte subjec oI by, education in te t ttso h nin ewl _ no nevur to sapply such further)rtulras y ,fa enable Our readers to take a iwo cioetkesujet ofwe shall not, aprenntrito ay deal of thle Cal ly,piu df educatiaon wic have brought abouti ?? re- Threi ...

... ?? A?? I saveiglit Actus. $1 FRANCE. , MFrreilhard ansi M. Vie wero tried on lvW 9 a libel onl governmeent in the vote, un'iversal - 1ft toY to r P to Six Months' ?? and 200SfC ?? S M de ?? has been aPpoin' . fteS r of tho Commission on th ?? 6es CO lsePare, the rellort: ti for the levy of 40,000 Mon. `M~lof 5,CreditOf 8,460,00of I Letters from Toul-I five regiments or -4fl at ett within the ...

... FINANCIAL REFORM ASS.OCI&ATION. i; . HISTORICAL REVIEW OF THE FISCAL SYSTEM . r. FRO . SECTfION XVII. FROM THE MINISTERIAL ACCESSION OF MR. PITr, 1783, TO THE PEACE OF AMIENS, 1802. a Having traced the fiscal system from the earliest i l periods of English and Scottish history, somewhat dinutely, to the close of the American war in : 1783, (the period of the second William Pitt's ac- cession ...

... - -Erclattv.- *re uleoetie tel'glugie ii abord tI: We laid down, betw~e- Ira [Ib il ?? d Bolnd, tin I Mr. A.dernican Btrnjanihi Lee Qujiniet;, Nice on (llbod 11151 oelted tcL ord Mayor of the city oF Drblio. r ?? the tiale of Dorry minle abbey, it chein timc e:lu , tio fniinru Sio f th i 'L~ibt.iaLoi's'' oonic, starte bed. C 1111)' Im brought £1,: flt. till- herobe' of i ?? 'rowve, of curiouB ...

... ULoC4a littelWiahce4 Oin Tv The wife of Mickey Free, who wvas lately shot by her from Ej husband, is still in the Northern Hospital. She is going ,bin of onl favourably, though not yot out of danger. He was ?? the list of new registered designs for articles errs los ofutility is the name of W. G. Smith, of Castle-street, hirn, an' for a waistcoat having a, buoyant lining. Pacer SATURDAY ...

... * ,4J±.L.rl The usual fortnightly meeting of the Select Vestry was to held on Tuesday, the Rev. A. Campbell in the chair. The h5 other members Present wvere-Ikfessrs. Abraham, Car'ne, Pairhurst, Mellor, Denton, Luflf Clarke, Willmar, the Ni Venerable Archdeacon Brooks, Johns;on, Earle, and Blabs. IRISH PAUPER IMMIGRATIO~N. Si The CHAIRMAN (who was, in the earlier part of hsis 551 observations, ...