... THE LIVERPOOL MEUCURT.] To speak, or not speak? that the question Whether wiser my part suffer This odious Popish bill to pass the Lords, Or make a noble stand against the measure, And by opposing, crush it. To speak?—To speak? And by that speech perhaps ...

... DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE— Ymtebdav. The supply of new grain was not plentiful heretofore, ami new wheat, generally speaking, brought Is. advance; oats, here, and barley were also in better demand at last day's quotations; both flour and oatmeal are also in ...

... SPAIN. The Paris papers contain advices from Bayonne of the 7th, which speak with confidence of a large reinforcement of men under General Aldaman having reached Navarre, and of Mimabeinit jirepan d open *he Spring campaign at the head •f combined force ...

... and second row of boxes, too, were crowded ; but the galleries were not to well occupied. Of the performances we need hardly speak ; Mrs. Yates, as Viclorine in the first and Mrs. Kitty in the second piece, sustained her well-earned reputation, and was ...

... ANSWER. Right Rev. Sir—l return yourself, and the body on whose behalf vou speak, thanks for the assurance of the favourable opinion you declare with regard to myself, and for the gratifying intelligence you convey of the improved state of your diocese ...

... There was gathering of the friends of Mr. Blennerhassett at their club-house, in Tralee, this day (Friday), but I cannot speak to tl:« result.— lbid. ...

... rather advanced this week. Here there is a fair retail demand for it at last week’s rates, although the bakers, generally speaking, say that trade with then/is tar from being brisk. Prime new selling here at 215., and middling at IH*. to 19s. per cwt. ...

... of the beer act amendment bill. Mr. F. RALMERmoveJ that it be rcadaseoond timc.bat day six months. •Mr. WARBCRTON was left speaking in support amendment. Primed the Proprietor, MICHAEL STAUNTON, and Published Daily, at the Office, No. 4, SuJolk-alreet. ...

... show forth so much the spirit of the times as the following from the July number of the British Critic, the writer of which speaks the sentiments of the Oxford clergy :—“No philosopher can be surprised, and no consistent Anglo-Catholic sorry, at any one ...

... ships in the Gulf of Volo, capturing and destroying several Turkish vessels. Captain Hastings, who commanded the squadron, speaks in high and well deserved terms of the conduct of his gallant compeers in this affair. ...

... believe may now stale, that there is no longer any doubt of the return of Lord Durham. We have seen letters from Canada, which speak positively of his intention to leave Quebec (to proceed through the United t s) on the 20th October. In all probability he ...

... What say the Brunswickers this Would any that fraternity distinguished public opinion of i\f- metropolis of Ireland? This speaks volumes. ...