... ir~tnTtut, &r. r INFORMATION3 BY THE BUILDING SURVEYOR,-Mr. Walter add Scott, the buliding surveyor, appeared beforo the magistrates to poll prefer complaints against several persons for non-observance of the .i iff.rent elatses of the Building Act. The list case brought Von was one against Mr. Peck. for a building in process of erection in gati Chester-streat, which building was suppO' ted by ...

... STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY, On the lt December, 1844. sair On the let December, 1844. ni oi; (From the United Servicef J.ral.) Whore two places are mentioned, the last named Is that in 17, . which the depot of the regiment is statioued.] ?? Guards, Regent's-park. 41st Fot Breon. r, d Da. Hyde-park. S2d, Xatta, Isle of Wight-Re. li loyai iorse Guards, Windsor. servo batt., Malta. ~ on It ...

... -~ : THE MAGISTRATES, THE WATCH COM- MITrBE, AND THE ORANGEMEN. n, Our readers may remember that the magistrates of this - 11R borough recently came to a determination not to retain hsin the police force any officer who was a member of any he orange lodge or Ribbon society; their moral justieation is as. for the step having arisen from the mischiefs wrought, i be i rythe shape of public ...

... WtUt libatriol jvtrturnt ib, 'U'l~a ., 'PISKill FALUS POPUlIA 17,1U8Cur4. s F^RIDAY, MAYr 17. 1844. THE :SOUTH LANCASHIRE ELECTION. ?? - a r- t-. No event, since the memorable struge fo he0 Rleform Bill, has created a greater sensation is the political and commercial world than the pending struggle for the representation of the southern divi- sion of Lancashire, consequent upon the lamented ...

... LBi II-I IVERPOOLs &, BIRKENHEAD DOCK BILLS.I 'nfto The documents laid before the Dock Committee, on w' Inlis Friday last, have thrown a new light upon the character oe] Y or of what we must now consider nothing less than the in- eu *r to sane opposition of the Corporation and Dock Committee EnR oper to the Birkenhead Bill. It appears clearly from the I shi osed very able report of Captain ...

... EXHIBITION AT THE IECHANICS' I ?? INST IT UTION. to TOM?, )YEDDITUII OW~'MARKUR1IY. Id. Limerpos, Juliflht, 1544. d. Suit,-Are Has, un tu'tbry moor chaps on are folk uill .t_ haxpect to see wyhot I've to say bin yore pnppur, an yole te bappun bee so goid as to pleeose urn ass putt what I've ae rittua himl sum nook on't, an obleedge yore humble C, to savuntA. F. Dronet KESTrUn,-Whee geet safe ...

... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, a44. NEW COUNTY MAOISTRATi.-At the Intermediate Ses. sion, held on Fridaky last, at the Court-house ill Prton, I Idwrdln P.-vor li ff Ormnlr;4-,.u . a Edward Bowyer, Eiq. of Ormakirk, took the o qualified as a magistrate of this comnty t LECTURES ON BOTANY.-Professor Balfour, of the University of Glasgow, delivered the first of a coufrse o seven lectures on ...

... THE OVERLAND ROUTE TO INDIA. MOlRE TORY BUNGLING. a ?? , - f dli M fie mentioned in our last, as another proof of re the gross bungling of the best practical statesmen, dc that the Pacha of Egypt was in high dudgeon, be. fl cause a person of no higher authority than a Post- o office clerk, had been sent to negotiate the terms of n( a projected treaty, and that the business was, in Si ...

... The position of Sir RobertPeel, and the stability of me ai Tory Government, are not at all improved by the lik 1second thought dlvi ions on the Sugar Bill and the ha Factory Bill, or that on Mr. Villiers's annual motion on toi th onlw.Discordant elements are evidently at sul work in the Conservative camp, which isa anot l ivatided. ce by oppoite principles than by personal antpathies cre ...

... D1CiK COMMITTrsEL-YSTERDAY. - I io let Messr At the meceting yesterday wcek, it wns ?? to let Messrs. at Gaoogo Fewcoster and Co. 83 0 iquare y'srds of hind, at the north tin end, eta a lease of21 years, at the rite of oneasnilliling per squline tin ?? cplnontilaomnt (if Air. hlugh E~vans, as supirintendtln ins of tetogr~ipbs at Hoalyhead and Puffin Inland. Inavingi been rectin di siderel. and ...

... IRELAND.-THE BEQUESTS ACT AND I THE POPE'S RI'SCHIPT. I Ite. rd We have given elsewhere the substance of Mr3 to Srn0'Connell's voltrlinJoUS epistle to the Right R1ev.fr n1- Dr. Cantwell, the ilomais Catholic Bishop of. Meath, 'hl- in condemnation anid repudiation of the Charitable SOC .a Bequests Act, and ofia conspiracy, real or supposed, 111 algainst the independence of the Cathollic' ...

... Birlicalfullot &-C. - L Ith Ilissi01 CONSTABMLIS OF WIRAaL -.Mr. iieury Phillips Cooper, of CI thant Eastliam, and Sir. Thomas Vaeghan, of Poulteo-cum-Spittle, ID said O A lant bavo been duly appointed the 111gh Constables of the Hundre will of Wirral, for the ensuing year. II tilso PORTRAIT OF SIR PHILIP EGoaRTOi-Sir Philip Egerton, M.P., BAI by whom the foundation Stono of B31rkenhead DOcRS ...