... PARLIAMIENTAr l',Y INT ELLIGENCE. t E HOUSE OF LORDS.-THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10. Their lordships resumed their sittings to-day, after the recess, at five o'clock, Lord Chancellor Cranworth pre- s siding. LAW RSEFORIM. The LOIto ?? gave notice, that on Monday next, lie would state to the house the intentions of her Majesty's government with respect to legal reform. Lord CAMPBELL made some ...

... lw , ? N.VvV-- ?? th BLACKBURN.t f MAYORALTY,__ It is Dow defioitoly -fixed that Thomas pct a Dugdee Esq.chajrthauo of the East LastiasbireEalh r Company, tin of the Blackburn Watecwosrks, and C6tuttcilltorF for Park- ward, should be the next may or Of the town. It Is A , supposed thait he wilf b~e-eecited witboxit opsto.. T r Coaesttess6 inses MEE~ii5.-.The i~iouthly meeiting of the el ...

... BIURNLEY. I TEmrzRANCE, LECTUEE.-O1 Wednesday evening last, a meeting was held in the Court House, for the purpose of hearing a lecture delivered by Mr. J. Livesey, of Preston, upon the effects of alcoholic drinks. The chair was taken by Geo. Stansfield, Esq., who, after a few appro- priate remarks, introduced Mr. Livesey to the meeting, who delivered a long and interesting address, pointing ...

... L It has been lately ascertained, that while gold is in going from England to France, it is also going from as France to other countries. The Bank of France has l3 latterly lost as much gold as the Bank of England. m From these two countries, therefore, which on account ne of their trade with America, and the connection of in one with Australia, were the first in Europe to receive it the newly ...

... VW~1f-W ?? -WA--lW1W.1_VW. i it-- 'ith DR. CAHILL AND THE EARL OF CARLISLE. ced end TO THlE EDI1TORS. OF TUE LIVERPOOL IMEROURIY. ere GENTLE5SEN ,-As Dr. Cahill demands in very peremptory ai, terms 1upon what authority Lord Carlisle states that the got prisons of Italy are ' crowded with victims of persecutiun,' and the accompanying extract from Mr. Bailio Cochrane's tof 1Young Italy may ...

... ORMSKIR. I - 1 AMATEUR P1RF`10.RMANCE.-On Tuesday, the last ama- teur performance, for this season, for the relief of the distressed poor of Ormskirk and neighbourhood, took place in the large room belonging to Mr. Joseph Twist, Burscough-street. The pieces selected for the occasion were Coleman's celebrated comedy The heir at law, and the laughable farce of The village lawyer. At the end ...

... coRlRESPONDECE. THV POLICE AND PUBLIC-HOUE. TO THE EDITORS OF TaX 1IVERPOOL 1saRCqy. - GEtNTLV2WN,-1 believe name tnm e sinam a quseie ws raised as to the propriety of police ofcers goi0g* about II aplain clothes, and visiting public-houses on Sunday morn- ings in such disguise. A couple of Sandays since, two persons so habited called at my house in my absence, got admission, but found only ...

... On Monday last a highly respectable funeral took place, at the South Sea House, in London, at which the Duke of Riccamomn officiated as chief mourner, the appropriate whining being distributed amonget certain M ?? amongst whom Mr. BALL and 1r. NEWDEGATE deserve honourable mention. Thci .gentlemen assembled solemnly and decently, to jiutir .the National Association for the Protection of N~alivO ...

... ._ ?? A PAPER, BY THE REV. DR. HUME, READ AT THE ma LITERARY AND PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. Th At the close of the darkest period of Scottish history, the viz., in 843, it is known that Kenneth II, commonly called to Kenneth MacAlpine, became king of all Scotland. He ad' had previously been the sovereign of the small community, be who, coming from Scotia Ijor (Ireland), settled in Argyle us( and ...

... EllurrvubabP110 Tplolmlin. I z ?? -- - ?? J Wortj of tje .. When we come once to value our flesh above our honesty, we are lost.-S.'neca. The m1ost sulperstitious nations always end in being the most sceptical and irr li-giots. -lBan,',i. The rule whieh requires to be most strietly inculcated is, that the seller is bound to disclose the faults of what he offers for svae.-Paley. The wise and ...

... faiOtfilailroug. A lun1atict, Robert Herd by name, escaped from Rainhill Asylum on Friday afternoon. out Thursday (to-morrow) is the thirteenth anniversary of the rel * marriage of ?? Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria with kltt h iis Rtoyal ftigbruess Prince Albert of Saxe Coburg Gotha, On HerMajesty gave on Friday the fifth of a series of dramatic P's. ,-performsnces at the castle. Sbakepere's ...

... [By ELECTRIC TELEXIIAPH.] THUVRSDAY EVENING, FEB. 10. LONDON WOOL SALES.-Tho first series was opened by Messrs. Hughes; the attendance very large. Compe- tiinwas ver brisk; prices full Id. and in some ca~es ition Rabvelat sales Rates: 2050 lbs. sold, mostly Australian and Cape. Total advertised for sale, 30,000 bales. FUNDS, STOCK AND SHLARE MARhuET. : The English market was rather ?? in the ...