... 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 ...

... PRLESTOsc MARKET TIis DAY AT TWELVE 0 CLOCK. There was no Ihisk Wheat, but a full average supply of fariers' Wheat, in this morning's market. The v demand was very brisk,. and the prices fully maintained .the quotations of last week. Old Wheat may be quoted in full Is. higher. Id WHAT, perwindleof220lbs . ?? 340to 3S 0 DI). New ?? . . 32 li d FLoUn, sauperfine, per pack ut :t0tlbs ?? 0 -54 ...

... WgMOVAL4 O'A.lIBRAN'S 1iEMAINS. S' MEETEN.0 OP THRNSI12 URAL11~ ~* The remains of thlt'l 'ndMalibran de.Beriut k re at length to,. beI djioMterced. WVe statied last. weekL esolicitteboynreonfor'iepiesopodtoh v disinterment; ade ttitdtbpetahope th iout of regard to heir feelifigh~and ?? affliction, if not in consideration of the stretihfedness and grief into which ?? B~driat was plunedi that ...

... SINS OF THE GOVERNMENT-SINS OF 'I[HE NATION. t The seven years' wan which raged from 1756 to 1763, originated about a wilderness tract claimed by the English in North America, and has often been called a a s~ri, about so mnany acres of snoa, Hostility soon c spread over great part of Europe, and in sonie of the )f districts of Gernmiany the work of destruction was so I- complete, that many ...

... MANCHESTER TIMES, anb Slancazbirt anb ?? xamniller. SATURDAY, DECEMIBER 24, 1836. POOR LAWS FOR IfwEiAND have formed the subject of p discussion for several days at the meetings of the Gene. li ral Association in Dublin. Mr. O'Connell has been driven unwillingly from his advocacy of the meagre ap-t( propriation clause to the adoption of Mr. Sharman Craw. 0 ford's more decided measure of ...

... gable gatt. -1 A MIs-DEAL.-The Rev. Mr. Thom, of Govan, had was just risen up in the pulpit to lead the congregation in expc prayer, when a gentleman in front of the gallery took out that. his handkerchief to wipe the dust from his brow, forget- yo ting that a pack of cards were wrapped up in it; the nity whole pack was scattered over the breast of the gallery. tunil Mr. T. could not resist ...

... Cable Falt. Tim FiRST OF THE HOUSE OF BRUNSWICK. -Tih King's character may he comprised in very few words. In private life he would have been called an honest blockhead; and fortune, that made hin a king, added nothing to his happiness, only prejudiced his honesty and shortened his days. No man was ever more free from ambition; he loved money, but loved to keep his own, without being rapacious ...

... I MARRIED.-On the 5th instant, at the parish church, Air. Thos. Kemp, to Aliss Betty Elbor, both of Dukinfiold. -On the 4th instant, at the same place, Air. Edward Staf- ford, to Miss Ann Goddlrd both of Stockport.-On the c 27th ultimo, at Rostherne, Mlr. Robert Robinson, of St. I Helen's, to Mliss Ann Ellen Carter, youngest daughter of the late Joseph Carter, Esq., of TabTcy, in this county. ...

... MV! ARRIED.-On the 12th instant, at Prestbury, Mr. Aaron Gibson, to Mrs. Betty Featherstono, both of Ket- ?? day and lace, Mr. James Upton of Bol- lington, to Miss Hannah. Swaine, of Macclesfield.-On the 14th instant, at the same place, Mr. George Brereton, to Miss Catherine M'Goverin, both of Macclesfield. :DIED.-On~the 111th Inst., Mr. Johri.Footer; silk-mausts- facturer Macclesfidld.-On the ...

... On Thursday, an adjourned meeting of the Common Council was held at the Town Hall, the Worshipful the Mayor, in the chair. There were preseat 29 members of the Council, soon after eleven o'clock. The following business to be trans- acted appieared in the circular addressed to the several members:-. 1.-To receive and consider such reports as may be made by any of the Committees appointed by the ...

... MANCHESTER TIMES, 0Rub Zallrao~fvp allb 12(Cpljfvt rx iEllitiner. Tlie relations between this country and her North American Colonies are far from being in a satisfactory state; and it was reported in London on Thursday even- ing that ministers are going to bring in a Coercion Bill Jbr Canada! The day for coercion is past. The Liverpool Times of Tuesday says- The meeting of Parliament is ...

... It, M. N c; P :,;:PRESTON, S-itray, D2erelbei 24' ' . : ,onaxo;.-The military affair n present hb aspeet of novelty. Eilbda ivmains uucoiilered, and the n tbftei in' ihin d Gomenz is said to be still atthe head of, 12~,990 mcq, having escaped from capture (as;'til ac- ,pounts~purport) by the treachery of the ChristilaGe- a 'Moral ilair, whol hasimutinied against Navarrez. It is )cctniii 'thkt ...