... M.. ULTM: IN PARVO. klr lj Mr. -Herfry Green, the Londoz shipawner, has' given £000 tovwards the ereotidoi of a church at Poplar. ' A quack doetor named Simpson. hs been Coln- mitted forltrial by a coroner's jury at York, for having eausadthe death of a ehild byedisdninetering an overdose of landarnum with Godfrey's cordial. A clerk in the French Finaice-MWiister's office, named Antoine, haa ...

... I CORRESFO16PO OR L COR T!B OPEN a T'O HER EDIToUS0 ~ rtt~' aO~- Oentiensen,-l'ernnt me to ¢Oseoi y s old at the LS In )oUr OTWise correct report of gb ra breakfast at the Adelphi lobteiyest i'd6l, (jjeen 'cs- 2* Mait AUI 8aints, hireeb ai5'jf~yvst i ?? into apwed -VdAuwAXra lat t reply. to, the, lev. Mjr goteSc° ir a had beard that the oe te a ie London chbrches) that e sad' g C a that ...

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... SALUS POPULI LEX SUPREMA. DOMESTIC. The official declaration of the poll for Water- ford county states the majority in favour of Mr. De la Poer, the Liberal' candidate, at 497-qitite large enough, when coupled with the result of the late contest in Tipperary, to show that the Derby Government is thoroughly distasteful to the Irish people. The Tories, with their usual unscrupulous energy, used ...

... i3IE IOP OF' CHESTER ON -kL RI.TUALIM. TheBishop of htetr~eae dttr ?? answer to a imemorial signed ?? gymm of Liverpool and the distrit:- TO HR RHY. A'eQexTre CAUPBS14~ iwGroB eV LIvgBrOOr. 2 1uO IHawerdea Camtle, ho1oWtO, De-21I My dear Sur,-I have been reque -O t c ye my aswer to an address signed 28 W iwns Liverpool and the neighbourhood. , corno one Of the heads of complaint Contained ...

... , I - v t; :: t' i ; t 1 ?? X iI . I We cannot iindertaketo return communlcaties ol which we do not avall ourselves. Commualcatlonc hould aiwayz be legibly written In Ink anu en one aie of s fiaper oniy length Incrases ?? diloulty of finding AP-9e for oiea. Whatever ?? for Insertion ?? be autheitle'sted by the name and address of the. witer, not necessarily for publication, but as; a; g- itee ...

... LIVERPOOL REFORM | The tbird of th . I LW ?? 0r ?? Series of - ?? orqanised by the Liverpool VAI hdi ha. (Ieveing, at stev *II, Th at' te Breaiswaj wick~road. rice as Carter P de, andamonst th'tteuda! i Robert Iranble, excusing his a e ground f an engagenenf of longD a ?? jg I whatever work W to be ?? i sn L at Itast be initiated before the Ope 3 ment, and it behoved all who w - refom to be ...

... SANITARY AND WATER RATES 1 FOR THE ENSUING YERAR. Dr The health dowmittbe yesterday had a specialI tmeeting to vwit.der the amount of rates necessary 0 to be ievied for sanitary purposes during the ensuing year., The subject eomiing under the head or ?? business, reporters were not admitted; bitt the p au!;ho w ,AtoibtesW ev .tetc resulte minus the Adlacusmilon. The. follo > B t he ratez ...

... LANCASTER ELECTION.' COMMISSION. MONDAY, JAN. ?? The royal commissioners resumed their inquiries this morning.- Henry Wilson,. of Over Kellet and Liverpool, one of the petitioners against the return of Messrs. Fenwick and Schneider, said he voted for Mr. Lawrence; but had nothing whatever to do with ithe pecuniary affairs. Knew Mr. Lawrence by' reputation, but not -personally; only kniew'Mr. H ...

... i AUSpool -Ifx 8 -TU . ISALi PrIJumLrBx-;'SU P,:U~ . . SUMMARY, i * t * 1 .h . DOMESTIC. The'Lords.Justices of Appeal. yesterday gave judgment in 'a case: whi' involved the very important question ?? the patition to wind up Barned's Banking Company could be registered as -a Us pendens 'against the alleged contributories, the effect of which would be to prevent them from dealing with their ...

... BALUS POPULI L1,X SUPSEMA. - - I DOMESTIC. A member of' the executive committee of the Reform League has elicited from Mr. Lowe an explanation on the subject of his scurrilous remarks as to the working classes. Mr. Lowe Mys- For, many months the Reform League has, by resolutions, handbills, and speeches, accused me of cbarging the entire working class of this country 'with venality, ...

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