... : ?? - ?? - - : I: INCREASRE OF SOCIAL COMFORTS AND CON- VENIEtNCES IN ENGLAND.-(FrOYl Ilie last No. of ife Edinsburgh PReiew.)-At an average, the weight tit cattle and sheep has been a good deal more than doubled since about 17S0; so that a stack of ?? head of cattle, at present, would be more than equal to one of 10,000,000 at that epoch. But tile number, as well as the weight of cattle, ...

... ?? I ,, ;, ?? !'Jr UA. -u of NIANCHEgTER, lFEntUARY G, 1836. _ ?? -= SALFORID VESTRY MEETING. -A meeting of the inhabitants of Salford in golieral vestry was held on Thursday in the Board Room Of the Worlihouse, G'reeneato, for the purp1~ose of doterinifting upon the best plan tar re-assessinig the towniship, anti to consider the propriety of recommending to future over- seers of the poor ...

... Itoal I tre, MEETINGS OF CREDITORS. C B. ' signifies the Comnalssilmiers'-rorns, which are at No 8, James's.square Back King-street, Manchester TUGSDAY-FeBRoARY 9 HOUR SiLloyd, Mnnclrester, calico printer, last exam, C R ?? I0 J Pary, Llanrwst, draper, last exam, C R ?? 3 THURSDAY-FeaRRARY 11 T Bllckstock, Manchester, Cotton cloth manufac, ass, C R 10 Rostron and Co, Mlanchester, merchants, ...

... SATURDAY; FEBRUARY 6, 1836. c0000 town STOCKPORT. obtai flEA'lIIS,.On th 3rd nstan, at Iainow aged81), l~r.tionl Aasion Cooper, father of Air. Thomas Cooper, grover, Iof ho to Stnek-Iiort.-Lately. Air. Joseph Blrouglston, of I'ea ton of it Norris,dlg di77.- On the 31st ultimo, Mrs. Ann Bullock, of the higher Hillgate, Stockport, aged 77 years. bail i ?? SHOIIT-ihrmE Btr.',-A public meetingri ...

... This day the second Session of the second Reformed Parliamesit was opened with the customary observances lby his Majesty in erson. The King left the Palace in State shortly bef e ?? and was received at the entrance to the us sof Lords with the customary observances. Tho bs l i^thliouse as well as the gal- lery was crowded. JM e having taken his seat on the throne, the Usher of T Re Black led ...

... POLTE NEETING.-- I_ _ __ . On Monday last the mnoittlly meeting of tile Cotmis. sinners of Police took phice at the Town 11al, Thomas German, Esq., il the chair. LoNGRIDGE RAIL WAY._Ir. Aldermnatj D;xobi drew the attention of tile meeting to the projected 'line of trail. t way from Longridge to Prestor, vith a view to olbtait the clent thereto of the Commissioners. lie stated thtj the railwvay ...

... I Souttgn Itocigt t lu- FRIANCE. CONDEMtNATION OF THE FRaENCt PRISONERS.-TIh Chamber of Peers has condemned eight ot the persons im- plicated in the disturbances at Paris in Apfl, 18i34, to de- portation, that is transportation for life; four to fifteen years' detention, eight to ten years' detention, and sever. to five years' detention. Amongst the persons deported are M. Cavignac, tormerly ...

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... trogll 1nteligelMe. = -- 0 FRANCE. e The French papers have been occupied for sevvral i days with the examination of Fiescli. The murderer A(obviously seems to delight in the sensation he has pro- d duiced. lie is sailor-like in his appearance-in his atti- tlde with his arms folded, in his straight glossylhair, in athe tie of his black neck-kerchief, in theawkward rude. ness of his gestures, ...

... MANCHESTER TIMES, ~lpv *4,AucastOI0e Altb ?? 3E.ralitihter. WA~IV~AY, .FEBRUARY 6, 1836. l. It The debate on the Address in reply to the KING'S . SPERcH will probably be one of considerable interest. ?? was expected by many that the speech would be so framed as to make the address a matter of mere form r but it contains too many indications of the intended po- licy of government to permit an ...

... OPENING OF PARLIAMENT, AND THIE KING'S_ SPEECH. Thtursdaej, Feb. 4. His Majesty this day opened the session of Parlia- ment with the usual formalities. He went in state from St. James's Palace, preceded and followed by the whole of his household retinue, in a carriage drawn by eight horses, richly caparisoned, with superb new harness,-the postillions and footmen in attendance being also ...

... 0,0b, - - 'o ? . rouldr4i I PRESTON, Saturdey, Fehruaryl 6, ISM3. 1 - FnANcE._The French papers are filled witlh the re. ports of'the trial of Fieschi and his recomplices, for their brurderous attempt upon the lives of Louis Philippe and his, retinue, in July last. The great length of the evi- dence, continued front day to day, in the form of interro- gatories, put by the President of the ...