... I tnperiaI vartlamtnt. JIOSE OF LORDS.-THURSDAY, MARCH 10. i Lord ASHBURTON presented petitions from Croy. v don, and' several other places, against the abolition of it church ?? BROUGHAMH said, the petitioners e, seemed to act under the idea that when church rates were tt removed no provision weould be made fur the repair of'e places-of worship. Now, no such intention waves enter. tained. ...

... __ _l-a l , | ot ORIGINAL AND SELECTiED. by ?? IN ED3UCATION.-If a thousandth part of the thie he consumed it regulating actions had been devoted to creatinig st good 7rontives, it but a millionth part of the time dlevotedi to the e punishlnent ul crime bird been bestowed iii a right direction, crime, in the fbr1 at least in whichi it now exists, would have been impossible.-Colcridyc. T'IteI ...

... MARRIED.-On the Ist inst at Prestwich, Mr Edwd. stre Wright, only son of Mr Gcorge Wright, of Church-street, of l stationer, to Miss Mlary Platt, of Vineyard, both in Oldham. one DIED.-On the 29th ultimo, aged 66 years, Mrs Mary the Skellorn, of Oldham. ?? ann The RADICALS of Oldisam have sent a communica- heir tion introductoryto-an invitation to Sharman Crawford, fatti Esq., to become a ...

... 3LoCAr 3 ittvg1ita'ce. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, At the rofrmtnissioiiers Roonms, No. 8, St. James's-3quae, JaNItUA RY. Back Kiag-street, Manchester. HOUR ?? T. Mnchester ?? gnee 1 16-Ilaythorn J W, Manchester . ?? 19 17-Dale and Atkin, Manchester ?? last exam-11 17-Liesey ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ?? exam- 10 17-Livsey M , BuVY ?? 18-Corlass and Boltonn Cioln ?? ngw assignees- 11 18-Unsworth J Radeifre ?? and ...

... j GREAT-REFORM PINN'ft T n Woo- e One of thelgreatest' ispllayqf E.r~t hihh b nformers have made fnr~dolie time~in this ?? wai witnessed at, the Hewp'dne~nMna.i ep apears that an operative ?? had beda advertised to take plasce qn.-that Iday'3, and the tories hav- 3, ing boasted in their usual hori~bastic style of e~xaggeras. le tion in announcing it, of the great,,~ reaction.which had se ...

... =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 ...

... .1 MAiRRIAGnE My REGOITRATION.-On Monday last, at eve eleven in the forenoon, Mr. Thomas Emmett, and M iss l Fanny Roberts of Rochdale, availed themselves of the roe privileges gianted by the Registration Act, by contract- pla ing! the sacred and binding obligations of matrimony he before the Superintenldent Registrar of Rochdale. May adi their undertaking prove a prosperous and a happy one He ...

... PROCESSION IN HONOUR OF CHARLES HINDLF.Y, EsQ. M.P.-A short time previously to the last generala election M.I Hindley, the respected and indefatigable member for the borongh of Ashton suffered a bereave- tirent in the loss of his lamented lady, which prevented his appearance amongst his constituents at the time of the nomination. However, a few days ago the hon. member made known his intention ...

... 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 ...

... . 9 -^ The standing army of this country, amounting in the twenty-first year ol peace to 100,00() men, is, unquestion- ably, the most monstrous abuse in Europe.-Address of Richard Cobdenl, Esq. CIVIL LIBERTY.- One great cause of diminution of civil liberty is wvar, and if no other motive induced a people jealously to scrutinize the grounds of a war, this might be sufficient. The nian vvllo ...

... RE-ACTION ! Yes! There has been re-action as, a2n wherever the constituencies are so small as to r ender them liable to corruption, or where the leaven of old nnul corruption was permitted to remain in the corporations. Iast We could name 50 boroughs returning 80 representa- Wte tives; of the tory side, whose united majorities do not amount to the majority for the two reform members for ...