... DECLARATION OF THE TRADES'UNION8 OF MANCHRESTER. OPERATIVES oF GaRAT BRITAIN,-The mlighty work of national regeneration is making rapid pro- ,ress towards emancipating you from that political turpitude which long bath kept the labouring popu- lation, of this great empire in utter ignorance as to a real knowledge of what are the true rights and interests belonging to the industrious classes. ...

... A contested election is brought to our own doors rather sooner than we expected'it, and a few words dropped by Mr. LEADER, the Whig and political- economist candidate, at one of his preliminary meet- ings, deserves a word or two. of comment. What about the Poor-law! was, it sdebns called out by somebody in the crowd, to which Mr. LEADER is re- ported to have made a reply so Qdd, that one ...

... EXTRACT from Circulars which have just been sent from the General Registry Office, to all Boards of Guar- dians: I 1. It is necessary that the register-office should be within the union; and it is desirable that it should be so placed as to be most accessible to the majority of persons resident therein. It must be well-calculated to keep the register-books secure from destruction by fire. ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE CHAMPION, SIR: Having had much acquaintance with Marine Steam Engines, and being interested in the extension of Steam Navigation to the performing of long voyages, I hare had the curiosity to inspect the much-talked-of improvements on Steam-Engines, whereby boilers (surprising as it may appear) never require cleaning; for, notwithstanding steam vessels on which thev are ...

... AGRICULTURLAL ?? 1O(ILt ?? THEr harvest in the midland counties approaches to its close; and the results are variously reported, as inen's hopes or fears preponderate. Wheat, as far as we are able to judge frori direct ob)sclration and intelligence, is of the finest character, ant, with few exceptions. well secured. Barley and oats are not regularly good. and they have, in a degcree, sifferedl ...

... MARLBOROUGH-STREET.-The singular statement of the girl Agnes Graham, who was so kindly-sheltered by a poor lrishwoman, named Dugnell, which. appears in another part of the Champion, underwent a rigid examination before Mr. C}IAMBERS, two Magistrates from Egham, and several persons of distinction, and the result was that its truth in Mll the main points was clearly established, and other cir- ...

... :AN]ESIOTEl O6F TE LAcToRY SYSTEM. :4t s ,meetg in % ain ?? which took place a few weqksitcik, the ?? ?? I, SIW;PEzNa rekfted some par- ticiilars.which she this System na' a more -horrid light,. perhaps, than any'tlkmg ever before published. They put' one so exactly.in mind of the worst accusatlws brought agsinst tbe owners of bla~k':slaves, 'that nobody can reat them .without feeling jis ...

... DIALOGUE BETWEEN A PoR-tW GUARDIAN I AND A SCHOOLMASTER IN THE COUNTRY, GUARDIAN.-Well, Sir, what do you think of our management at the Board ? l ScHooLMAsTrE.-I do not like it at -all. Why do you separate the men from their wives? GUARDiAN.-To prevent their increasing the burdens of the parish to be sure: besides, we -must make the place as miserable as we can, to deter them from coming on ...

... LAST week, we opened this question, by showing from the most authentic source, the evidence of a Bank Direc-' tor, taken from a Report published by the House of Com-- mons, how it is and why it is that the Government raises, the prices of agricultural and manufacturing produce; and, we showed it, too, in reference to a particular time, 1822, which must be fresh in the recollection of every ...

... IRUkA-VWIs. THE GREAT SMI lFHLD TLui SiOw.-,On~ifrS- day the Judges, Mr. C Stokebs, Kingston Leictertslire; Mr.' Ebvard 'Frankli6, of Ascot, Oxon; and 'Mr Hirst, of l Lbagdon, were engaged in making the aswards djudged to the breeders and feeders of cattle and stock properly' qua. Iified; 'and' on Friday the tkirty-eighth: annu-i show of Prize Cattle-took place at Sadlers Repository, Goswell-. ...

... ?? TI WN AT IPSWICH-POOE-LAWS. Osr'I~hswsy Messrs. Morrison- and Wason, pur- -cistittients at tlwe Shire-Hall. Mr. MORRISON: I am glad of. the opportun itywto 'meet the numerous friends whom I see assembled around me. When we were here in June last, a great part of the public-business remained to be completed in ?? of Commons. 'Alluding to the Poor- aw Amendment Act, Mr. Morrison said, there ...

... I PAXT,,h 6 WR~ADICALS IN TAR- ?? iN a~79,.YLAMB&TEI. i P nes AYINM9.4las;, ?? ef'4jaReformers; of -La*weth) was held in thetrga. ,9iy,~s,:oo of t~n~e Caitirhy.rmy Tavern, Marxhtgate' at ,eghi't co:l6o,.and uld:,p Ros~swas unanimously called to she l'ar.'.,T,1,ie,,pis;the; eveniagiwas to discuss this ,i5utn ?? ?? between Whigs and Rhdicals t~nq g~o~s ?? ,ns tp be contimued or discontinued? ...