... 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 ...

... The follow~ing reports having bean addressed to the I, LordesommissionersofherMajes~ty s3privy Cooneil for wo Trade by Mesars. Redgrave, TIbwpsend, and Herbert, Ino the masters of the head school, and by Mr. Poynter, Tb th isecoro te rnc sholfor the session ma i84-5~ te ocuens ereprsenedtothe House e - W bhve th-honoutr to la eoeyour lordships a seport, 'qul of the progemft sha~qbo t.Somerset ...

... THlE LONDON UNION ON CHURCH I IXA TTBRS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHROINICLE. a SIR-I lately ventured some remarks upon the e circular of a voluntary association in London, ewhich has been pleased to occupy itself with the present condition of Church matters. I pro- pose to-day to handle a document which is in the |course of distribution by another body in the me- tropolis-the London Union ...

... 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 ...

... SALL'S POPULI LEX SUPREMIA. -TUISDAl Y, I))F. 3 BER, 17, 1850. The G':,etfe contains aln aniouncelnestt that P;rliament will be summoned to meet for the -d&spatch of business onl Tuesday, the 4th of Feb ruarvy. The Jllanccheter 6's opt/but, of Saturday, says that, notwithstanding the repeated statemients of the iXfornibn7 ('Cbroaicle, it ' cannot leant that a] inigle ounce of yarn has been ...

... LISBON, Dxc. 10. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.1 Amidst the political torpor, with scarcely an in- cident worthy of being recorded, the election of Senor Jose Bernardo da Silva Cabral to the highest dignity in the Masonic order affords a topic of con- versation. Some importance is attached to this circumstance, as the Masons in this country, de- viating from the objects of the institution, ...

... IRELAN D. DUBLIN, MONDAY MORNINO. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] CouNTry oF LImERICK ELECTiox.-This keenly contested election was brought to a close on Satur- day evening, by the return of Mr. Wyndham Goold, who had a majority of 40 over Captain Dickson, and of 111 over Mr. Michael Ryan, the Tenant- league candidate. The gross poll stood thus:- Goold, 239; Dickson, 199; Ryan, 128. There was ...

... .foreign Intelligeltre. WEST INDIA AND MEXICAN MAI S. THE Clyile arrived at Southampton on the afternoon of Thurs- day, with the usual B3ritish and foreign NVest India and Mexi can mails. She had a most stormy voyage, encountering a sulecession of heavy gales from the north-west and south-east, with a tremendous sea rutinng. At 2 p.m., on Sunday, the 8ti inst., a heavy sea struck the ship ...

... , NAVAL ArnL<Y, Dg. 18 APP' tafelins, B1. i -Jksoh s d-WL Staknfort-btd the A0014 phefihl; Mteatu Vincent ilatoa;1 t6, myitieriee0 MrY.' go the Pan4vra -Master's 4Aesta~tazge 4hatles J[. Hawell, to,- e*10; 4 Aut0V -e.tG theg ,P4, dao-.Pra* WhimMekn o~AsIfrie; . ,e h~aaataat uce, Jmeeb~zvr, o ?? ia .. ?? theaidiE, Ts 6mn t t A1s ifra Ginte a John f:olieis t t.. Pant omed R * Ii*tE ?? ,,fie ...

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... ABSURDTIS THE TO THE EDITOR OP THE DAILy NEaW& S1a,-Seeilng ?? ?? the l1th no able and wonl 81ee riceuo h pestej abeurditles in our leathseI a e Preftnt ro ing cut to youan ero hren Omt~ta i~pollt to make Ia defunca Ch e h of tde . Leenoog albuses, upon the rudua ai bteo L upon, by tho IgOrnof thesuet reoltO5t4 This is undenlably 11icMeOu04, and it beronie, al tu advocateF for reform, not,'vu ...

... MDR. 'NEILE AND THE ROMAN CATHOLICS. m- ' ?? A ?? ?? ?? ?? TH TE EDITORS 0OF THlE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. G TLEMEN, - Having been present at St. Paul's Church both morning and evening, last Sunday week, I.apd having since had some conversation with Dr. M'Neila upon~ the subject, I w~iih to give a somnewhat more correct view of what took place on that occasion, than miay be gathered from the report ...