... DIED.-On the 26th ultimo ated 50 years, Mr Samuel to Cbantler, publican, Elton.-On the 29th ultimo, suddenly, aged 42 years, Mr William Foxcroft, publican, Bury. A meeting of the boarsd of guardians for the union wasbheld on Thursday last, when there were three of that body present, who proceeded to divide the union into jl eleven registrars' districts, for the p, pose of putting in of force ...

... 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 ...

... DEATHS.-On the5th instantaged 81, John Hulmie, Esq., ot' Stockport.-On the 8th instant, at Weston-lodge, near Ruiicour, Ellen, daughter of the late Hobert Crow. ther, Esq., of teaton Norr is. A TaliP To LivEuRPOo I-We understand that tie Stockport Independent Band inteod visiting Liverp~ol next week, to go by the Old Quay Packet. P'rincipal drunmmo on this occasion, 1%1r. William Faulkner, of ...

... MANCHESTER TIMES, O Ianaof3ijirt anD 01pobirr Examintr. SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 18A ==L I ic re- It seemis that a more decisive intervention in the aflairs °oses of Spain bas been determined upon by our govertnuent. Lord John Hay, who commands the Castor, has addre.- y the sed a letter dated Santander, March 24th, to General nittee Cordova, in which lie says he has received instructions to ected ...

... I onfleftic *intelItgenreI1 Tbe Marotns of onyoghirni hoas resigned his situ ation of Lord Ohamlierlalo nod it is snid that Lord Ux- bridge will secceed him. ?? lianidlovs riot in Wrles seem, to be at nn end. According to tbe Slrewlsubry Next of the t9l, the whole Aaffair sn toocls exoggerned, aind Lord Clive, on his sr- rival, found nothing to (lo, and did notbing. We rejoice, il common with ...

... ?? jvarliamaelt HOUSE OF LORDS.-F-lDAY, MARCH 4. The royal assent was given by commission to several bills. Lord KENYON presented a petition comnplaining of a decision pronounced by Lord Broughem in an appeal case. The prayer for a re-hearing was opposed by Lord Lyndhurst and the Lord Chancllor, and the petition was in the end withdrawn. The slave compensatin act amendment bill was brought up ...

... =Inmperfal parliament. HOUSE OF LORDS.-FiOIDAY, JULY 14. On the motion of Lord DUNCANNON, the following bills were severally read a third time and ?? cruelty to animals (Ireland) bill, the masters and work. ntun bill, the East India postage bill, and the beetroot sugar bill, and several others, were committed. The Duke of SUSSEX rose to present a petition from the members of the Society of ...

... 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 ...

... in toul-lan +, .; I I OR 1,? I ORIGINAL AND SELECTEID. BotIM-ltINVINO-Well might Ben Jonson call bell-ringing t i~ tn' poetry ol'steeples1 It is a poetry which in'some heart idor other is sure to moave an accordant key, and there is not ?? much of the poetry, enocalled by courlesy because it is Verse rim . 01 whtich tltts can be said. with equal ?? Doctor. id. SIIAKSPRARE.5 MONsUNFeNT.-lrhe ...

... 1 omeafe Intrifeact, I ?? TitrE.TEA TRArls, Mmday.- T'ret delivefy -)stweei ris 410,2701bis. The 'demand for exportation has in- sremsad. TInE HO6 MAuI'r;,' MOnday.l.nThe old duty has been officially annlounce.d at.£200,d32 12s. Il1 16-20d., -ind the new ?? at ;6148,071 10s. 2 4.20d., total £349,404 12s, 2d. ; heing a ojucih more considerable plduoce than wtas tculat-ted upon; and tile market ...

... I orreVon-cnr. To tle EDITORS of t=he MAlNCHESTFR TIMES. GRNTLP,,I;t1N -Having seen a report In several newspapers of role C eed tgs iil my case on the hearing of my petition ibelore ?? ReyodEqhsMjsysC~~m on the hearing or my case at Lancaster on the 95th anii 26th of July last, that I was opposed by Messrs. Charles nod Thomas Howard, cotton spinners and manufacturers, Hyde, Cheshire, and tbat ...

... I 'forstoll Intelligence. SPAIN. By a letter from Cadiz we learn that all the convents werc suppressed and closed on the 18th ult., without disturbance. The Urban Militia were under arms, and detachmnents were stationed before the gates of the conn vents. Some women and men of the dregs oftuhepeople, however, contrived to get into those of the Capuchins and Franciscans nad stole some of the ...