Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-30 00:00:00

the. good of all mankind, they ought not to be too scrupu-
lous in reminding him of his past offesces. (Bear, hear.)
F.,r himself he (Mr. Gladstone) could say that whether
Whig or Tory he had taken the c_use up in good
earnest—(hears, hear)—he had not pia- el with it, and
had not laid himself open to the charge of being
a "nonby.pamhy" reformer. (7heers.) Allusion was
tnade to a cetera which he had moved for about eighteen
months ago, with regard to the corporate propery. Fie
shouhl be Bony if there were any ruis.:nde standing ha
that tuhisct, because, altho gh th: return had n)t been
mad-h t was, he he'ievel, in an advanced state. Hi had
Athens ,hought it a very important matt r. It they did
n know what the poverty was of which they were
actually possessed—if they did not understand what that
property really was—haw could they understand what it
was worth ? hear.) He hid 'got• into disfavour
on this matter, and a most impertinent lett :r was addressed
to him by an aiflicial of the C hporation—of which, possibly,
hehrd not h.. ad the last—('aughte)—ia reference to a
Catena-eat which he (Hr. aadstone) raide, which, as it
hiepeeel, was not intended to effect hirn, but was directed
to a depirtnient in the Town Hail dishing charge of the
rail estate of hbe Cirporatioa. From that opiaion ha had
n) reason to; change, or fron the views he had already
exert-wed. (Hear, hear.) 11. believe I insafficient atten-
Col hel 13,e.n pail to the interests of the Corpora i.
but, prob rb y, when they were released from their m-
um:ion with the doe% ea's'e they w 'ell tiad their repre-
sentatives in' the Celine 1 C mettle with more insure arid
in ire dispas.ed from ptessing ci,cumstanc,s to ascertain
whet were the actnal s cure is of their revenue, and the
amount of neeessa y exprelinre. (Hear. hear.) Is
to the wit-hr q lesio'h be bli :vealah .t the cam:l:Otte°
hid acted with perfect long hy, baT there could be no
d eiht that. the water wa; not fit for dietetn punoses.
(Cheers.) Hiving declared that there was no.hing
the Council at p esent required inre than educated min,
and that th Corporati m, as now constit 'tel. might bi
regarded as a hot. bed for rearing p diticians of a pahiculdv
class, he proceeded to sly, that not only had this party in
the C not_adYeeated Liberal measerhs, but th .y had
()pp ised this win did advacite then. (Haar, heir.)
Their sin was a do iliTe one, thit c Add th •v grow gripes on
•th orns, or fi;s on thistles? (Ch hers and hog!' ter.) Lo
the appointment of M. Ducktnls:er C) the Rl4istrarship
of Toxteth Park. L)o:c at the attempt to force Mr.
13:.nriner do vh tit .ir thro is as the re ;resent ,tire of the
c )mrnercial int >rests of L'verpo d in Lond .n, in plies of
Mr. Wainwright. Was thet the party from whom then
cot d expect t derive ailyalt igh.? Their whole lives .ha
bhn spent iu thwhrtieg the people oe every occision,
and to the clothes on their hicks add the bread ...-
in • their, in utht, they had been, to the very
utmost of their ability, the determined oppo-
ue-ts of the best interests of the p iople. (A. ielause.)
What he co nplaiaed of in Mr. Hatchisol was, that Al-
though ho did not take the same active part as his brother
churchwar len, he yet endorsed all that he did. and with
hhn, set in opposi ion to tho distisc ly expressed
wishes of the cammulity. (Hear, hear.) That was a
coarse or coeduct which no man was kis Iliad in idling
circa thtances. (Hear, hear) Hi (Mr.
Gladstone) did not think that all men ought to be of his
way of thinking, but tio!ess a man had, in .every stelae of
the ward, a liberal win 1 and a kin I an! lc ntruns spirit
towards hners, he was not fit to eut:r the doors of the
C nneil. (Applause.)
The resolution was carried by acelarnatio

Th inks were then r3tel to the Ch airman, :-.ft 3r elich
the meeting separated.

eItESCRNT CIE tPEL MUTUAL LUIZ ,VIIMENT
This s,eiety held i s oJening meeting I isr, night, in the
Crescent enapal D Wlliana Henry- treet. An
inaugural ad !rPsa was delivered bj the President, M.
Cnarltnn R. Hall, and a nuper was real by Mr J. Hari%

This very exelleut society- of young wilt meets for the
eulivation of stimuli knowleige and improvement every
al'ernate Thursday n'gY, wben essays are re id, and qn
)na of interdst are disctised, all to, les, bekg

esc!ule.l which involve sect trial o- p 'my political opinions...-
The Vice President of the soeiaty is Alf J. T. S.itt.
Ti<<s RV) RAND OF ULSTER. —ln an ancient expedi-
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in of sorne alventures to Ireland, their levier eectarel

,hat who:!verfirat touched the.hore' sh uld posses the t.tr-

ritory which be reached. O'Neil from %Onto descended
he pri ice of 'Jiver, upan obtaining: the reward, and
seeing another boat I.k ly to land, cut cif Ws hand acd

Drew it on the ems%