... TO UIE OVNRSV.URS OV'TH1E POOR OF THE MANUFACT'UR'ING DIST'RICW'IS OF' TRIM WV E-T..IiN 1)(i3. TEE COU(NTYOE YOAK.j 11efetrring to my Leat er, its th jercury of et* alt iaqk, Offprueced.t tteel,'toffr some observa- a twina upia tlhe sysolu of: repwiring rosts, gnd the best So anliealtion of niatedels andl'aboux. ot them, (whichis mi boe;.Ins, i.Al it were, It New science; atuolgst us It or ...

... THE MERCURYY. Tolr Qua.En has arrivedl in England. This a event will be followed by the most inmportant conse- 1ltenceS. It has alrcady excited the most intense i nsniety, and thrown as it were into the sls6de every i other object of public intcrcst. Isftore we offer any t nbsereations upon this interesting subject, we shall t iriefly state the leading circumstances connected with I the ...

... . . - ?? - - I I ?? L I . . I I . I L ? . ?? ill I ? .. r A ,Lr p, -a-ldlent Lil.? Qjice Jl)inn-er, This 'li.ner took place o ?? May 26th, at c l'reenaasofi's Tavern, Londoni. Tlie conin any consist, of about eOO Gentlemnen. Lord Braybrookc was in the Air, supported ?? several persons ot' distinction. After c usual prelimuhaty toasts were gone thrsugb, his ardship rose, tondpreaicedl the next ...

... 4 SC 11UPdvTQ; -- All l' !.XPRESS)kL'ONDON,7-is trait- .h S t (k1e, £hteoQ/oue/.-TPim 1IS011tgIt Litrd 'evoits Ire bvoeen riiily- about 4wil kpar vi .t, ;iii in h t~lo- 11Ihic- of (Oiiomo0r:7 - o n-- al a-rd Atz-l'a pjircenta ( Imttiton Fto- ol pp lit ?? L-iatl in teb Couwt; i a a~rt I , i aD 0i ?? , 'le pr1tivioliiti$ conlp3!~il,.d 14 I .'hf o - to-, ?? 'II( ii19tttiitg (mc- Sen-iet!. tiy ...

... . On Tuesday the 4th instant, a meeting of the it r Noblemen, Gentlemen, and Freeholders. of the County s 0 of Lanark, wis held at Hamilton, to receive the answerd f communicated by the Lords of the Treasury, to the address and memorial voted at their last public meeting. r Lord Belbaven was called to the Chair. a * A number of letters were read from Gentlemen who p were unable to attend the ...

... IUBLIC TESTINGt AT WlA.KEPJELD - -. .. ?? Or, gN3: .idsly laost , .-y 1u-rimerOtaS nfthlge vas ?? et tae Court f4o se, Wtrs eeld in nursuance ot1 a teqtieitioli, signed by a 11mber of re'plctabieui- habitantq of that place, to coosider thle propriety of adolpting So0'1 meamSaS foit , le il.l rting th e coitutitwfe aluthurities, and rchel:i ig ! designs of the ?? e t1n the Inotion of Mr. l'o ...

... LONJ)ON, 17V1DN I.SDN.1Yi, ])EDC. 2V. - 0011N INM OF THE FR ENCH CI 1113l B ItS. 1C 'ais Bi1(.. 2O.- cestertay fihc King openedI o tilc svs~ion of, ite Caitlnbers ill One of the ailit of tie( - Palatcle of, the L ouvre, arratigeti fort ti Purpose Withtti itattot Andt n1itilltfilecc OtwurtdIy Of t~ltt ?? Oittito' for which it haid beena preinared. Olt Ili,'Majesty ?? thelhl, i-c of the, ...

... LEEDS, SATURDAY, AMAY 13. To t~he very -natural question wh~ether the Leeds Workhouse aches-ne of renting land for -the purpose of' employing-the poor is abandoned ?-We have to reply, that it is not abandoned ; that a committee has been ap.- - pointed tsr look out and to rent suitable land for thle p-urpose, but that considerable difficulties have arisen in the petorruanceof thie rtity, ...

... ADDRESS FROM f;. OF LONDON. On - tirday`the, L M,!Mhy6r~ itt~tidLI by ~ifr h~ornets W dil~h jiecrderMr. Sheriff XWaith- It Moan, I Nit Sheriff Williasm , thle City Offivers.- ~iml LI UbQUt. six~P Nlenb~lris ef~the Cotirt of CmionrrsotCuuto- cil, piotuilectI. roi'n GitsdtihaU1 about two Is elock~ aild ict ip19 4;qhWTJPajencc where zliey p&~wited rihe fuJ. ,W low~igg 40,ptlgee tob'sl Majesty.- ...

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... SYSTEMS OF EDU>ATION. sty- Tlie ancient Britons, the Sgl(ons as welg as the Ge cc, Englizh, under the Normans and the Plantaganets, were ;si- an uneducated people. The art-or printing, invented de a:. in the reign of Harry the Sixth, bj serving to increase D ?? the nitiuber, and diminish the value of books. conferred Di rty a new character on the subjects of the Tudors and tl Stuatts and' ...

... LEtxED S :8;:ItI\!Y 13(uil', SiCHIEY. Oillat the it'i~ti;v~ithti~tl Aii'?r,~ this ii 'isot PRDYictti, iiiut'tititnts n if icov` o Jll'' 0 ii4 \Relf' ; &,dtilt tu 11t'sSlttI' ofV the 2iie:' .tu lotA i's ?? ?? 'clsL'Iteln, mi.d. OIiAts lii ~oil. ovetig l'iii' O urned of, di Seetec, lei. i- c t l. i'teh Ft Ilk! .it sitler .'iii ,a ntiv iiy, 'ii'.i~ti F ilg ai ff Ottwr I' a'''liii o' t he ?? if ...