... STATE OF InrELAND-The orange journalq a Sorel puzzled for materials to make anytiling like I(j Y display andler their favollrite heading of , Slf ce, country. It is itilostgratifying fact htn in ° the the useinory of any man living, was ltj cf.,, itr hin state of mbrc general tranqoillity, notwitifi^ 11Y tol a unprecedented low price of agricultural 1,, 1Ing lb,, an ilinstratioii of the ...

... I MINISTERSAND THE COURCH. . A . - I I - - I, b . . 1A The Easi of Winchelsea's appeal to the people of England has been followed by an address from Lord Roden to the Protestants at Ireland. His Lordship says:- It is unnecessary for me to revert to the persecutisng by which that part of the Protestant Church to which I belong has been scourged. The total neglect of adsi. nistering the lawys ...

... MANCHESTER TIMES. SA T'URDAY, JANUARY 21, 1835. The Globe of Thursday evening gives the result of the elections thus:- Reformers 388 Tories ?? 218 We do not attach implicit reliance on the classifica- tion, but allowing seventy of the number to belong to the wavering, Stanley, and 'ffair trial party, we have a majority of at least one hundred against the present administration. It cannot go ...

... EVILS OF INTE 1 -ERANCE. - (Fiol thle Glst llepoii oj the Chtplain to Preston House of 'L'o thris e who at, Unacqteipiiiitcd with tile liabits Of aL -reat potiOn o wfthe vo t, clases, it msay appear in. creible that Of iat ith a wie and faiily should ble so creldibzle t lalt al~ Manis Orlraesponibiity-to all fee 1 utterly of turl atteCtWO,-55 to spend, in the deadly indul- lacor o! Ire 0le ...

... It is most gratifying to us, who have most earnestly, and upon every proper occasion, protested against the. present law of libel, or rather against -the'judgebnrade law which is almost invariably stibstituted fori it, to wec the progress of right notions on the Subject.' InI 18,31,- Mr. Prentice, fortified by the opinion of' the late Jcitaify BursNTIAss, thle Most iltlusrious Of jurists, ...

... Korcatl tscllifgurc. 1 I _ _ _ ?? _ ?? SFumo-cs.-The Rev. Dr. Warrein, ie perceive is I tpreaci to-nmorroilv in tile Clotth [fail, Salfofrd, which 1iii been fitted lip as a pieci' of puibilic worslip. The weordl doctor hears his persecutions with a trul' Clisi.'i spirit, and we dobt lnot that til i piihlic will do justiit to his exemplary character ain(d griat taleites. M1UccLtsriEi.a Fitmi: ...

... I *ttiP at'ial Ijaliateut. LIjtIsE OF COMMONS, NOI'INIISDAY, JULY L. Mli'. POTTER inade somse spirited ?? to thle tlupg r t'i'li, wtuch hie designated its being foamed it, ak iiuitit' on penlsd veixatiosU legislation, hut fie did olat )ireos hli, not itllr to a% diejoico. Lor,10dI) iN HUSSU1ii p. 'setited WiIttintS Of thn' CVi- letie takok'ti itl Wiilvtrhamtptoit, tli til tll weil' 11rdlied ...

... CIIURCHII RAT'S. WARDEN ANI) FELLOWS OF THE COLLE- WIATE CHURCIl- OF MANCI-l ES'TER':lt. R. As tltese very reverend atid reverend gentletA, sl'e intending once niere to claim a chuirch-rate. ?? - 1i. 4tanding the Strife atid bitterness which have resulted for ys tw!o yeats past onl this suij ect, ou r'eaders w(ill natutrally iie wvis for sonic intformaition5 respecting them, 011(d thle ...

... _ _ iociriantu. A cter vmall in the north went a few months ago to visit an inilet scool in his neighbatirhood, for the purpose of address. ing the rhildren, and putting some questions to them. Among tile rest of the chidreon there was one very little girl, who, had gone to school that day in a nev drecss, shich weas, as may easily be imrghiid, exclusively occupyhig tier thoughts. W hen ?? ?? ...

... TO TItZ EDITORISs OF TIlE MANCIIH.STIsR TiMtik, GENTLMIEN :-The present is an auspicious moment for putting tile following question, ii common wvitht many other qiuestions to be put to the Candilates for the borough of Manchester, namely :-- WNill you pledge yourself to use your utmost exertions to bring in a bill, or to support a bill if brought before the Iousie of Commons, ' o extenmd to ...

... I gtnct+ I MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, A41 the CO11iola~siooerl' ReOnMS, N`e. 8. fala Jsc'S Square, MOAR. Black. ffing-sir'eet. Manlchester'. I l 6 Si. Woods, Malnchiester warehosuemdan. Mlancbester, aseigs 10 7 T. Preston. dirsper, M1anchester, aod. & first and flial div. lo 8 S. Lloyd, esliro prlni~r, Maiichcster, to sudit 3 9 N. Giebgl, cotton spinner,S~siford, to sudtt I I 9 S. Lloyd, calico ...

... DIED.-On the 22nd ultimr, in tondon, of influenza, aged 55 years, Mr John Dicas, solicitor, formerly of Stock- ?? day, much and deservedly respected. ased 45 years, Susannah, wife of Mr Joshua Pickford, of Hyde, and second daughter of the late Mr William Snithells, of .Stociport.-On the 24th ultimo, aged 37 years, Alderman William- Booth, grocer, of Stocl;port, after an illness ol three sveeks ...