... je ; ?? .1~ itt On Friday last, Mr. Lumley prayed for an inj unction to as restrain Mdlle. Wagner from performing at the Royal Italian ~e Opera, Covent Garden, to consequence of an, agreement hel d by him, aud signed by the father of Mdll~e, WVaner', '1dated' 9th of Nov. 1831, by which the professional servioes' of the lady, were. secured to tier 'Majesty's Theatre. Thei ?? was for three ...

... Spirit of foe VVC,50. ?? - ARRIVAL OF AN EX.DICTATOR Is (From Mte Examiner.) shipping ?? busily getting ri of its patriot, e-sipn hsstohe'ne* wor~ld,-thie new world is at s rid of its tirants, and 'slippitig thtem to E ?? e sveeihas just' landed.- This 'at least is raciprou lt Y.-Not only do we now find all the' chiefs of libetalar mov i nzents and ideas exited by special and cruel decree b at ...

... LORD DERBY.-THE COMING ELECTroN. MAYNOOTH. The excitement of preparation for the approach ing election is increasing throughout the country. The popular enth usiasm otl behalf of Free Trade arnd cheap food, is everywhere displaying itself. The old ?? party are seeing that any open attempt to plunder the nation for their own exclusive benefit r must be abandoned, and therefore intending ...

... el v~tt Y TO R)EADERS AND CORRF:SPONDENTS. n H. B. on Wednesday. d MiN. PRIuw CE'S second letter, en Periods of Plenty and Dietress,' will appeur on Siturday next. )f JOIIN MIURRAY-T.hi Oe are two ?? in Manchester, the d ?? a of ?? wouild at once give him every information is He should alon reoad the Freeholder, published by Mr. J. Caseel; and the +Freeholder's Ciroular, published by Brad ...

... me The sixth ordinary meeting of the Historic Society of tw. Lancashire and Cheshire took place on Thursday evening, an at the Collegiate Institution-the Rev. D. Thom, Phil. the Dr., in the chair-where a large company of the members, oun along with other gentlemen, nonresidents, who are fond gr of the records and relics of our forefathers, were admitted as visitors. gr Afterthe usual routine ...

... on ei- Mr. Hume, in a letter to the non-electors of Gates. she head, ?? question you put to me as regards the vas interpretation or meaning of the clause iu the schenso of es, parliamentary reform that I have submitted to the house gl of commons, and especially that which relates to iodgese ; is appears to me to be easily answered, in the plain leaningl nie of the words used in the motion. But ...

... TILE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1851. SALUS POPULI LEX SUPREMA. ITHE OVERNMENT AND THE INCOME TAX. I~~~ ~ -- ?? ionl. The retention or abandonment of the income Americ tax will necessarily be one of the first measures of puinUilP LE, the Government. If, in pursuance of the 1let the min the alone policy for which their organs are daily pre- out, WC ntlparing us, they determine ...

... REOAT'TA.-A regatta took place on Monday last, got up by the members in commemoration of the re-forming of the Lancaster Rowing Club. The day was beautifully fine and clear, and a large concourse of spectators were present. The races com- menced about half-past two o'clock, the first being a handicap race, length one mile and a half, three boats starting;-won, after an exciting struggle, by ...

... We are glad to announce that the agents and friends of the Anti-corn-law League are continuing their energetic efforts with much effect, in awakening a healthy and intelli- gent feeling throughout the kingdom. A meeting was held at Grantham, on Tuesday the 6th, of which a correspondent ?? exceeded our most sanguine expectations. The 1oom wans crowded long before the time; and by eighto'clock ...

... that FRANCE. The We read in the Pays- It Is said that the minister of cond the Interior ts shortly to present to the council of state a exec law 0on foundlings. This great question lhas already been mur examined by the minister of war, who has communicated a scafl project to tiso department of the interior, to which it more with properly belongs. Tue minister of war proposes to found read ...

... I ?? papers state that Mrs. Bloomer has been ein Boston by her husband, who is supposed to be isi&ue. atreo i 36hn Smith, an attorney, of Birminghamn, has beon struck 0 the rolls by the lord chancellor, for improperly alleging that Ie was a master in chancery. An extratrdinary duck was hatched on Tuesday ?? by a bird belonging to Mr. Roe, of Garstang. It had four per- fect legs and four wings ...

... FOREGtN INTELLIGENCE. and t FRANCE. seasoi There can be no question (ssays the Paris correspondent lodig of. the Tintes) that people have been taken rather by sur- depot prise at the establishment of the empire not being an- grant nounced on the ocecasion of the opening address. The Idea £7 a had so firmly taken possession of the public mind, that even the most besitating, or the Most ...