... ?? . THE WALLASEY SOCIAL IM-to 30e° PROVEME' NT SOCIETY.1 Last evening, a numerously attended meeting of a of young men and others interested in the promotion t in of social science took place at the public offices, b aye Erernont, the object being to establish a society for 8 the mutual improvement of its members. Amongst 0 I.-those present were the Rev. Mr. Roberts, Rev. Mlr. cets Cranbrook ...

... i . ?? vane ?? ?? * i $OXTETH-PARK BOARD OF ti A L ~GUARDIANS. di The weekly meeting of this board was held yester- w day, at the Pablic Office, Park-place. iMr. G. E. tt Horafall, - the chairman, presided, end the other ci members present were Messrs. John Wilson, Sid. 12 deley, Miller, Craig, Ogden, Will aiam Leyland. Johns, tc Hlughes, Harrison, Henry Leyland, Johnson, and ti Mr. Gough, the ...

... - - ?? This Same Hlf-yr's 2aon, Miles el Name of RailwaY. Week. 1857. Total. 187., open. d r Bedale and Loybarn ?? 129 109 '148 2256 10 a BielfastandBallymeua,,. 1134 1171 25198 25694 65 P 9 B'head, I,., & Cic1hire ., 2385 2962 5S267 59793 33 W a Bristoland Exeter. 5884 5770 133568 130198 110 W Caledonia n ?? 13472 14116 205203 219094 1988 bi jl Chester and Holyhead., 5424 5459 140565 142596 ...

... .. Mkr. Joseph Augustui Clarke, of this town, had a patnt eald lst eeko±,inirovmets In compa- ssion tilfocotnvesl'btms free he ?? rmwlM.A., haa Pa enr ieseiyts iho ?? to the 'per-. L and JtUlureof uhwfnvueLlO, with a as at De -La Rue and Geo'dall's Playing Cards, new pat- tems-, now ready, fromt Is. Gd. to 4s. per pack. The is of trade supplied. Rockliff and Son, 44, Castle- line, streetJ~ d ...

... mERSEY DOCKS BOARD. The weekly mneeting of the Mersey Doolks anid Rarbsour Bloard was held yesterday ?? oflies, Canning-place. Mr. Cials. Turner presided, and thle following other gentlemen were also present: use Mei-r5. Graves, Rankin, Anderson, Hutchison,ti _lubb~sck, Dold, Shand, Smith, Arnold, Langton, th~ Brohldebanlk, R ounthwaite, Bushell, Mondel, Tobin, Ito Lockett, and Gladstone. L ...

... btid11EL, Nov. 15.-Last night there was 10° of if frost. The river navigation is closed. Wind east. BnRsBxy, Nov. 15.-There is much young drift ice in the Weser. Baden has at length agreed to the abolition of the transit duties in the Zollverein. ?? to the Honolulu papers, the Russians dd were interfering with the American whalers in the Okhotsk Sea. *ee According to Constantinople journals of ...

... ; ?? SAL11:3 POPULI bUP.%lkMA. ?? - - -- - - - - _ _ ?? _ _ . _ w w ?? ' REPRESENTATION OF THIE COLOYIES IN PARLIAMENT. We quotedl thl other day fronl a JArest In- dian coiiteiaporary a suggestion that the admissioni of the coloniks to a share in the Inlpctial roprosentation ought to form a fen- turo in tany new reform bill. The notion has long been a favourite olne with ?? English ...

... Y POPULATION AND REPRESEN- Il Is TATION. II .I A . . _ I _ _ _ 0os A return, moved for by Mr. Locko King, has just a been publishred, showing the population of every th not parish, or part of parish, in England and Wales not i by within the limits of any city or parliamentary s cs borough at the time of tho last census, and the value ar t of the property and number of £10 householders in ver ...

... CRII{ESPONIDEN-0CE. totLi~_.. Hlule; REMAIIKABlnl T'i'IAL BY JURY.-W'X AT thut ARE WOODCOoK.? true TO TIME EDITORS OF THR LtVERPOOL -ITtFRCUIt. Ark. i l;iad GcntlaG -Oil Thureday, a gentleman bho lieh in 'he aWe- ?? ceame to tov-u annd, meeting with an, old iilebd. he told hira that he h il a pair of tine woodcokek, and il he had e obad nouse for tbeilie ffertid to cell thcm for EB. His ,iid ...

... : it is n (Communicated.) set isnotourvocation to he profound theologians, bnt we are earnest and determined Protestants. We 6 will, to the best of our ability, resist the introduction ` of the practice of confession into the Reformed a Church of England. It is a vital question, and error i on the subject must be opposed to the uttermost. 6 If the confessional System can be introduced into the ...

... .Li.J.LiZ3..L? ?? LI., Dn The present Government seems to ,have a he mania for the publication of confidential docu- ments calculated to embarrass the administra- tion of disaffected dependencies. The in- nt advertency which gave to the world Lord )e Ellenborough's famous Oude despatch was bad enough; but the folly or treachery which ch has admiltted all mankind into the secret of he our ...

... ?? ,if At the weekly meeting of the committee, held at t 0. the workhouse yesterday, there were present Messrs. cc r* C ropper (in the ohair), Denton, Owen, Critchley, Mq in Peck, Byford, Williams, Smith, Syred, Melly, Gair, hi , Steele, and Cafferata. En It xases reported by the medical officer that the S in number of deaths in the week ending November 16 E ryhad been 20, namely, 10 men, 3 ...