... 1jlarliamenttar Intettince. hOUSE OF LORDS.-FRIDAY. The turnpike acts continuance bill went through it committee, and was reported. Viscount MaELBOURNtE laid upon the tabletbe report of thecom- missioners upon the poor laws, and recommended it to the serious, impartial, and attentive consideration of their lordship. The Earl of DuassAm presented a petition from the parish of AlIhallows, ...

... T11lE' FACTORY BILL.-AIlEETING OF OWNERS I ANI) OCCUPIERS O1' MILLS. On 'l'oCs.daN., ill accordance with a resolationt unani- t mously adopted alt a n meetilg of mnaster coittoOn-sliiilersi rc i mn the lStih. instant, a meeting of ttiw owvniers and o0cc- b icts of mills in Mianchester and the neighIbourhood Ivas h eld in tile Exchacnge Coanlinittee linaill, lor the ptrpose of takilng into ...

... A word to the wise is enough, as poor Ricbard4says.-Franklin. [To the Editor of tie Poor Mant's Guardiacn.J STR,-I much approve of your strictures on my last letter in answer to Vindex, where you say, that it seems to have escaped my observa- tion that tbe working people have not only to support the idlers,' but they have to support their butlers, cooks, footmen, grooms, bailiffs, ...

... Manchester, Oct. 14, 1832. GENTLEMEN —I am about to communicate a case wherein you are interested, of very singular occurrence My youngest daughter, aged It, is very fond of reading, and tales of diablerie, as i think they are styled, attract partieu arly her most intense attention. A book of such description, The Invisible World Di-scovered, having fallen into her hands, she became so ...

... 1TIlE MORN\I\N'G CHRONICLE. LO N 1)ON. SA 7T RD )' Y AlIA R(C 1, I1I34. The defeat of the Attorney-General Sir JOHN CAMPBELL, at Dudley, in a constituency of seven hundred, which tri- umuphantly returned himl as their Representative in De- cember 1832, is a political event which has created no corrmnon feeling of surprise andi regret. No member of the Bar. of modern times, has more justly been ...

... NEv MODE OF DYING.-By lying flat upon a millstone while performing its evolutions, sleep is soon produced, and death without pain would be the result if the experiment were greatly ?? of Sleep. A Boy IN A TRANL.-In the vil age of Sheepridge, near Huddersfield, a boy, about 14 years of age, has been in a trance fog the last sixteen weeks, without any sustenance whatever. A neighbour, seeing his ...

... Friends, Brethren, and Fellow Countrymen, It is a good old saying, that, if a man wants his business well done, he must do it himself. The working classes are getting more and more alive to this truth. They have at last (thank God) taken their affairs into their own hands. 'Last week, and this, says the Crisis, the delegates of the Trades' Unions have met in London for the purpose of ...

... In the Brussels papers of the 26tlh, we continue to find accounts of military movements. It is positively stated that 3000 men have been sent from Brussels on an expedition to Luxemberg, under the command of l General Olivier. I Accounts from Martinique, to the 2d of January, I say, that tranquillity has been restored. Many of the leaders in the recent insurrection had been arrested, and ...

... PA' LIAMTENTARY INTELLIGENCE. HOUSE OF LORL)S-~TuunisDAY, 2El 20. ?? tht 'lit R Ioyal .,o-nt vt given by Corottiiatiolt to tile ?? Rcgttlnfiofl ti ,\Et Amelooriedtot Btill. I Linril A U CKL AND ?? till' thcre' he laid Itefrer thle HlOUEt A COpY it of thle rointrt of the (Citt mitten (f Ve cni ,ealtur Sceniritfic Meni, Ol' dv ptnhiited Ce iirqt. te iiito itim ode of 'ICleiii ~ ittig i hp. It ...

... THE CURSE OF PAPER- MONEY. Sin,-lf you had not, by the means of your English Grammar, done more than any other Man living to promote education, in the usual acceptation of the termn; and at the same time re- moved from us the reproach of HOME, that we had not even a tolerable grammar of our language ; if you had not given to Frenchmen-the best gram- mar for teaching them the English ...

... FRENCH SILK TRADE.—The value of manu- factured silks exported -in the first six months of 1832 was 2,160,0001. and in the first six months 0f 1833, 2 800,000/. constituting a difference of very nearly 30 per cent, in favour of the latter of those periods. The value of the raw silk imported into France in 1833, was about 1,520,000/. and in 1833, nearly 2,0J0,000/. A Somerset county meeting, to ...

... LON ION, 2F. 25. Distarbances of the most serious kind took place on Sunday last at Paris, in many ditfrrent quarters of the city. The conduct of the police seems to have been extremely violent, and the arrests are numerous. No lives were lost, lout several persons,-both the nmob and the police,-were mnuch' wounded. At night the town| Ias tranquil, but there was no certainty how long the ...