... - 'I-f PARLIMIE INTARY INTELLIGENCE. il I . 1-'l-Il-111-.1-lIll ?? I .1-111,1111-11-11-1111,.. ?? - - ?? .. , H wu s-g O F LO0R D'SY Bill. NO% fl1 TUEM~dAY, APmRIL H. *any extenti hie Lord BnoitG ot s5 presented a petition from, Livrerpoeu wounds mil aT-1 in favour of ?? of Bankruptcy, Bill. tilat if tli'l TKtu- WARt. self-interes The EARL Of C&AXPIVV01, in reply to a series-of quea- p. ...

... TH9 MPAMRI SUpVEYOl sAND THE LWERPOOL . l, My ? .W. i The the soc.CLERK letter frerr Mr. .Wy~le, i oou tilo urreyoorto te parishParish-offices, Liverpool, quan l',,~vreothce April, 1854. a~ 1.Getotitllenl,.Tho editor of the Liverpiool Chronicle, In a Aft leadiing arttlet usi that Paper ?? Satuiday aush, having charged with mne by name with adereliction of duty in, 'having overloohiet' quest (4 ...

... _ _ ?? 'Yesterday, the Mayor (Dr. Cooper) presided at the 18 adourned second quarterly meeting, hinch was ?? fuly attended. i A few freemen were sworn.15 The auditors reported that they bad examined the Apr accounts of the Corporation, of the Waterworks Corn- mnittee, and the Baths ?? Committee, for the half-year ending March 29, and bad found them correct. A return of the election of ...

... mat BEVERLEY. Valn ELECTION OF GUARDIANS.-The -following persons rem have been elected guardians for the parishes and town- and ships within this borough for the ensuing year, viz :- forE St. Mary's : Messrs. John Nutchy and James Watson; St. Martin's: Messrs. Daniel Boyes and George Ireland; St. Nicholas: Mr. George Porter. Storkhill, Mr. Geo. Green; Tiekton, Mr. William Bonfrey; Thearne, Mr. ...

... ?? ?? BIOGRAPHICAL ' . SKETCH OF:MR. JOHN WYKE, i : ?? wila smY REMARKS 6N Tfig ARTS AND MANUFACTURES OF LI VtRPOO14 FROM 1760 TO 1780. . ~V.arxtvu4 rave. J.,VJAJ .sv v By* J. Roberts and H. C. Pidgeon, Oft. (The materials m .sre wholly furniahd by Yr. Roberts, UK duty q'f edititg d and rovisirtg the manuscript being alhnot the seholeeshare hi of Mr. Pidgeons in the nuatter.)t 2 The name of ...

... THlE LIVERPOOL REFOR31 ASSOCIATIOSN. At present an unusual interest attaches to the proceedings of the Liberal party, and it is there- fore with no ordinary feelings of pleasure that we remar k the patriotic and persevering spirit indi- cated in the speeches at the aliual mceting of the Reform Association reported in our last impres- sion. Although Liverpool returns two Tory members, and ...

... jlA ,A i _CU T1'I * * , ~ I ?? em'' rOPQ'1-4. of Russia, Fog~sho~ld Eur~wpetrmltj th'xerfatin i of i a epe yaoar' it isnt, probably, disposed to lesv e' -tofi waste these three hundred thousand square miles ofcies te~ the most favoured by heaven-of territory the most fertile pal -of coasts therioihest 'n roadateads and. ?? prohipe-, Sho logos the most odninlierelal--of strnits ...

... THE B AB I tA D. -~ A 'l~OY. -the SFxsodtxO=%.- which he~tadpfpr part linduced' yhy~sisown im- '~Jai litdn,'i teast inowid~,iantot lndrt,.hi~fd. th rtl~l IUitO ebejs sd- disitess the ?? of Mr. Bruce' at ihe timef wvhtitwe are about IIt to ntrdue temtote eadras th patte i vtoeotti history'-thc -fpils' Ig'k remarfskable incidents took Place.- lr trice siiiof; eottleh origin.' but' had for ...

... SYNOD OF LOTHIAN AN-ND TWEEDDAML. A pro r-s nata -meeting of tlis St-nod was held onl Tuesday, for thle purpose of takitig into con-sideracion the Lord Advo-I Oaie's Education hilt.-cte Rev. Dr Sismpsetn of Kirk-newton, The Atev-. M~r TAIT Of Kirklisten introduced cthe Subject by reading a report from the Par-ochial Srtl0ools Commnittee, whlich, aifter enamneraticig the objectionable features ...

... TOWN-COUNCIL PROQCEEDiNGS. The Council miet on1 TuMesIhy-the Lord Provost in the chair, Tilt QCiOtS'S STATrSE 'AT. HyOLYROD. Mr BMTwrra. referred to certain damage %which had been re- coutch sustained by the statue of Eer Majesty at Holyrood since the wvithtdrawal of thle guard at the Palace, conse0liient on the departure of the 4th Re-gimnent. The LorD. PRO;OST stated that arrangemeints had ...

... ROYA!,I'AGI~ICULTURAL SOCIETY. t y A monthly councilwp~held at the society's house, in Hano- ft ' er-s-quairit dha Wednesdiy, the 5th inst.; Col. Challoner in tII ~ h hIr.` Mr. liodlsori Barrow, Professor Daubeny, Mr. P Branidreth Giblis, Mr.-Flshei Hobbs, Mr. Jonathan Rigg, at .,and Professor Simonlls,' members of the council, were also el v f ixy e mmbrswaeelected, including- R '~ wsey W P ...

... On Monday last, a numerous gathering of friends to the temperance cause, was held at this place for the purpose of tsking tea together, and advocating the principles of total abstinence from intoxicating liquors. Soon after 7 o'clock, I Wme. HI;ZPaREsq., *f Nottingham, took the chair pursuant to announcement, and the platform was occupied by other friendsof the town and neighbourbood who ...