... SALFORD QUARTER SESSIONS, continued from the Seventh Pagc. F RIDAY. JOHN GRUNDY and CHAtLES DUNKERLEY were charged with stealing from the house of Mr. Robert Parkinsou a butcher, on the 6th of September last, two watches, sonie silver spoons, auid other articles; a second count in the in- dictment charged Dunkerley w.th stealing, and Grundy with receiving a watch, well knoowing the same to ...

... CHIRONOLOGY OF-THE REIGN OF GEO.tRGE.Iy - .- . .. _ . - . . 1. I .I 0 As we intejl(l the T6 i i's' to Ile tormed into an iannual volume Y' w'tls 'in Index,- so that a refdrence mliay bie made by those who file it, to the events of public interest which' occur' duringilie course of its publI;cation, we-have l-eso'ved to devote a snal part : of each paper, fin a feww eets, to'thc.Chroology ofthe ...

... . STARNO HOTE, JNIOSLEY ARMS, UNIVERSAL COACH OFFICES, XANI'CZrV5- 1EORNING COACITS' LONDON-UNION, starts at a quarter before sl, AAthrough Newca..tle, Stone, and Coventry, to thle Cas- tie and Falcon, Aldersgatestreet. strt at a quarter be- LoDoN._PRINCE OF WALESs fore eight, throuA~ M~acclesfield, Leek, Lieblifeld, Oxford, Maidenhad, an Sloug (er W'indsor) to the George 4nd Blue Boar, ...

... MR. IIRNRT YBELT;. .- .. -. t .1 We have received a second letter from Mr. Fllwaid Morris, detailing the steps taken by him subscqdert to the receipt of a letter which we wrote to him, ant strongly ...

... I .ADDRESS OF THE LIVERPOOL SEAMEN'S FRIEND BOCIETT AND BETHEL UNION, TO THE OWNERS, CONSIOSERS, AND MASTERS OF VESSELS, BELONG- LONGING TO, OR SAILING FROM, THE PORT OF LIVERPOOL ! Six days may work ...

... Variftleo. his ?? - ?? he I1hnifficernt Bcquestes.-Mr. Tillare, of Canterbury, died a few the re- dave suice. and, left £150,000 to public charities, in ad Amongst the visitors at the present time at ...

... b-9e ULtbtrpoot jjtritrpj. FRIDAY, OCTOBER Si, 1828. RuSSIA TAi TURKEY.-The reported fall of Varna, noticed in our compendium of weekly Intelligence, may, 0 ?? - ulie many preceding reports of the pro ...

... morrtopot1knce. TVRANNV OF JUSTICES. ,y To THR FDITORS. Bs, GENTLEMIEN.I-Wlhen a due sense of the obligations-of jus- Dd tice is wanting, the deficiency must be supplied by the dread of public opinion ...

... - I (From the E-aminer.) It may be said of Mr. Peel, as of Tom Thumsb, that his modesty's a flambeau to hi smer.t.1 On the occasion of the din. ner at Manchester, he delivered himself of these brags:_ i I 'I cannot conceal that I appear before you, not only as a native of this d.strict, but as a man who had illed an active part in public life, and had the honour of beingcalled to the ...

... IFadicttt. e, xtensive Forgery.-At the Old Bailey on Monday, Josrnh o ?? was found guilty of forgery. The prisoner was to be f It tried on other indictments yesterday. L D. n Awurder of George Howarth ...

... The extraordinary ferment which has lately existed h amongst the Brunswickers and ?? bigots, and a which has led to the recent tumultuous meeting in Kent, 'I is to be traced to very adeq ...

... Pduo anb Obarbatiomu. SLAVERY.,' A series of public meetings have recently been held, in Lon- don, numerously and respectably attended, the object of which was the formation of a society for the gradu ...