... NEWS OF TI E Ws E iE;. 2&non 'tI 0ptl~t-.~lJtianbo tOl .etnttrbap. On Tuesday, n nunmerousand highlyrePtpperihle Meet- ing *vas held in the great room. of the City of Lon dlon 'l'Tvern, to take into consideration jhe distressed state of the ftianufacluring districts of Lancashire. Amon- the company present were the Arehtii'hop of Canterhury, the Bishop of Loudon, the' BIshop of Chic'ester, the ...

... PAJ.ILIAM EBNTA1I, 'Y IN'TAELLIGciECE. of HIOUSE OF Ci I I-T)erlt'' MAY .4. ~otee ete toon tc: place (in the ?? ?? IitTt''a WI. ItllIII is it cstlati'n,6d4cer, pelt~lj; I lict heilttb aenlb ~ hid (or ail'. yls. he taugh eii'. im'ii' I hie bta lot it'ar)own tol pi tC t 0ile or thle Mrost. rileuln'.9 dcc'. liton, atbiley Sir ?? L ctilet Ir ihop51ht the petlitik wno'getitnisricture .Qf t ...

... THE LANCASHIaE DISTURBANCES. On Wednesday morning weli, a very large number of persons, chiefly from the neighbourhoods of Haslingden and NewchurehA nttnckied the factory of Alesrs. Thomas Whitehead and Brothers, at Rawtenstall, near Edenfield , where they destroyed'all the power looms, 96 in number. They then proceeded to Long Holme, where they destroyed 20 in lbe factory of Mr. liay, and ...

... OYED WORKMEN of Yorkshire and Lanchashire on the present distress and on machinery ocsl sh ?? tecis l~r~ hd shns i gtrstkburect n ioefoe~liae coul,:~;if,.ldebe ularioft'hety g ?? greo ?? Its ?? ~~~looogh Its r 6~ep writfind notttyof the i'aetu now, rsund.tr lil ee'~i~ ter ttiseous eortlsderatl Om My suflrlerin ?? CssV~outlniens Is,th hoeruri, of your alarnnleg ifistrass.' That so nlist`e~-rf ...

... nl,mrl OrIP11W WeV~ biat, hiapptitly 't liltvtty io .'1)~LItinci to' eCOXd, Qi, x'cecw fr,'c thi IIcc~ it ,'tile AtU- m'cseiii Almicct-i tcre~arsi io ,I Iti'-l u ?? pI)CEiiOi, diit iie only alavitia a. er iiMUttoictc-I volnokhcikc~ hicoturitble to lice cc stionsI eicarnt'terai ccitt c ace, -ccaitctctl to bu thle clergy, ?? Edtr tili inmitf Go icicmv Plaocc'i, p-~Eimtiniig, whith I zehl th i ...

... Dotr i, c GAabkN.-The auunl meeling or Ihe pro prietnry.or fbis etIabli-shIimn wax held on Wedueqday laste, athe Dog and Duck Tavern. There wtas a very thin attendaice ntid very liltle business to transact. The accounts its drawn up by the Secretary, Mr. Snowden, and audited by Measr 7.-I. Cruise and T. Dikes, were Oiassed, bud the report of t he committee, which represented the gsrden ic.in a ...

... , (Coeiinaedfrom lastpage.) Mtfancfester, Saturday. The disturbances in the neighibourhood of the New Cross were continued this day, but not with the samte violence ns on the preceding day. About eleven o'clock a party of the Cheshire Yeomanry, who went to patrol the streets, were so sevetely pelted with stones, that, having no Magistrate to empower lhen, htw to act, they thought it prudent to ...

... .. , . I . . _ . l . OuT 'teCOnts front ijhej~~n ?? 'Itt- Let cathi~ii ?? colintllititle the gratilying Iii- fornnatiolelitat, thle disturbances which stj recently, agitated tenarthiobf ingland, and] qsreiid its, riarxn till over thle iittgilin,'tie a anend Ihethitreis, by whiceh these corn- !)..iatrfie1tooed snow ter, it, any material tc igice dtrniiilisheit, b3 the (olv ?? means of relief, ...

... w X ?? V `cihrrate fth ?? ?? ipar iih6 io' htpoto tobrt f7'latlol to thte ~ivii)L~italtOOOf~foreigsJ elit ojug]tt e ?oett V~ 1- but if tbisyepwo lo; Ile nsbje[ried ct thet' ispraitt ltytacb 0 II., Talneci-. t16,1rould tliefoeoppse til( irricageoptttetecs EmilT. 61Ae.otAji, ?? B43ONj:§i S woilv tae ex.prtsly 1at iiI , IA iteSTite'II' IV' Plo t Ojipleai to EC iihrett ol i of sclIdd, Iati-i aI; ...

... - - 4 - -s LOCAL INTERESTS, INFIR-MARY. tN-PAl'tE,'1S. ' IllT-p~ PATRlT9'. Discharged, &e 9 Pischcitarged decr..- . 21 Adm iteed . d. 8 AdSniled .. 36 Vaccitnted by tfie Hlouse Surgeon. 9. Physician, Dr. B lley.-Sar , r ?rilding. Horne Visitor, Mr. 'Wt. s. Cooper. The Rev. G. mon!:h, Cbrpla'n. Mr. Jarvis hite givvnr a fimitr ctiou ofr.l. 5s. to this r . iin lYit ...

... .Voc'riMf Varliament. HOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY, MAY 1. *DISTtFS3 OF TVir MANL'FACTURTNG DlSlt5CT5. Lord Zing presented a Petition from the weavers of Manchester, complaining of the distress under wrteich they laboured. The petitioners stated their condemnation of the misconduct of those individuals by whom machinery had been destroyed, and they expressed their opinion that machinesry was not the ...

... ' 'e Whifecross and! Beverley Road Bill, and the DShipjy agn 'rilmley Road Bill, have been read a third time, nd passed in the House of Commons. Ou Sunday wveek, Mr. R. Beicher was elected an Alder- 'flafl of Poncasier, in the room of Mr. Thomas Pearson, deceased. On Wednesday, the tolls of Once-bridgp, were let to Messrs. Sykes, Bower, and Co. for one year, for the sum of £3010. Lieut. Gen. ...