... discussional pro. ceedings inPreston, and we only direct consideration to the report of tie meeting in question, so that it may serve not as a pattern to imitate, but as an example to deter. TUE NoW PRILOSOPUY OF EDUCATION.-Mn. Sru1PSON' S MISsIoN ro PRESTON ...

... to npwrehoend-that if the porthia- cioils stiLklecrt; for chinch-rates keep thse field too long, in de- fiaico of thei uiideiilile integrity of the causo they fight agailist, they may not merely have to endure t lie ignominy of iegloriions deFeat, biut ...

... at 9 Morning. Friday ?? May 18-Stockport ?? ?? at I Afternoon. Saturday ?? May 19 -Manchester. at 11 Morning. Tuesday ?? May 22 - Boroughbridge at 10 Morning. 3Wednesday..May 23 - Richmond ?? at 10 Morning. Friday . ?? May 25 - Whitehaven ...

... ready graut, is constantly increasine. Stuch increase is destined to keep pace with the growth of our population, luntil, sithout a figure of speech, an, army of office-holders .may be spread over the land. The unrestrained power ex. ,erted hy a selfishly ...

... from Thursday, April 25th, to Thursday, May 2nd. Inches. Maximum of Barometer on May 2 ?? ?? 30.322 Minimum of do. on April 26 ?? .. 29.864 Extreme variation of do.. . ?? ?? .468 Maximum of Thermometer on May I . 660 Minimum of do. on April 29. 38 Extreme ...

... Maximum of Barometer on May 22.3 .. .. 31 082 Mininhum o~f do. on May 17 ..2944 Extreme variation of ?? ?? Maximum of Thermometer on May 22 and 23.. 700 Mitinimum of do. on May 17 ?? ?? Extreme variation of ?? ?? ?? ?? .- Ctiscus.-hMr.. Fanque's bills ...

... deplarture, in point of numbers, may seem quite ~unimportant; butl their qualific.a-. tions as fitters-npl, together witht the. mass of information,. paidttern hooks, patterns of cloths, fc, which' they have taken .with them, may, in; part, at no distant day ...

... health they are recommended to keep the pores of the ?kin free, ami as a luxury after travelling or severe exercise. In addition the above, he has WARM and COLD WATER BATHS, which can be had a short notice. N.B.?The art of Shampooing was first introduced ...

... equal antiquity to that which may be claimed for some of the other Guilds of trades. If, however, they have not the merit of having become the earliest Claimants for public thanks, for the comfort and convenience which their art confers, they have entitled ...

... society. We 'may reaconably hope that these ends may have in some measure been attained; Of the many thousands who have gone round the richly-furnished halls of the Exhibitios, gazing upon the objects with lively and intelligent admiration, we may hope that ...

... to honey there, But cal t call it its own. Tho' man mlay rob tile precious hive, He ?? sufficient store To keep the little bee alive, That it may gather more. But we are robbed of all we have I en bounteous nature's fare; They grasp all front us but the ...

... ~ she was retiring bashfully from thle stage when her matliet, Ril ax- was '4 woman- of' high ellirit, alarmed faa the success s(lf~1' edactress, caine forward, and leading eilse thitls to thle frost ii Ut~ stage, made herrepeat'thefitble of t/he Boys ...