... I 2ISaVLt'U nIWVA6. 0 . , How Is it (saild oine little Ifiss to anothier.) ?? f'a 5We, afeard and I sun?- Because hie's got a Roman nose,.nid fs10- safe; don't you ei~emember how we read that it hae SiwA47.be00 aild a Rom-an knowse-nu danger? z ?? If n elector wagers a new hatittan electionhis ?? it has beensoodecided by thi Voughal Election Commiuee..1 The King of Hanover has prohibited ...

... ?? tourlinurtuto T Ver HOUSE OF LORDS. dered, F dences THrURSDAY, April 5. otic 'The T'bst Fruits and Tenths Bill was read a third time and y.%I jipased, and somu oter bills wore forwarded astage. e The illssquis of SLIGO presented many petitions for the aboli- tioss of the neg ro-apprenticeship system. As th Their Lordships adjourned early. took thil FRIDAY, April 6. Thorc Thle Earl of ...

... A)I111CAN l M'TIHIOD or P11EVENTING RAILIVAY Acci- D-NSrS.- A SCOOIp or case should be attachcd to the front o0 all locomotive engines, made withi a strong oak bottom, strap- lied with hands or' iron tilroughout, and armed in front with a split bar of six inches in brenadt, rivetted to the forward edge of the scooj). TUis ease, which is formed liken wedge, should proinect fron: five to six ...

... I toral IlittIligellm DMEETINGS OF CREDITORS, lip At the Cosnaissionllers' Raoomis, No. 8, Saint James's Square, CII AIPRIL Back KiAg-street, Manchester. noOR Int i9 W. W. Garlick, plumber, Manchester, assignees I IAl -J . 'relow, b otefer, Saddleworth, assigsteB JO th; 10 J G. 13ird, commission agent, Manchester, to audit 10 th -1-l. Conaeh, coach proprlhtor, Manchester, nssignees lta] -G. ...

... AM- . .- ..,1 We4nesdayj, 4th April. The Council met at eleven o'clock. There wast a large attend. a- nce of incumbers in consequence of the importance of the business ;e wyhich was expeoted to conin under their consideration. !e The Depuity Town-clerk opened thle ?? by reading h over the minutes of the former meeting. o0 FINANCE COMMITTEE, It appeared that the stnnt of £721) hadi been paid en ...

... . MAN NCHESTE APRIL 28, 1838.1 MANCHESTER AND BTRMINGHAM EXTEN- SION RAILWAY. Some opposition having been manifested by the land- owners on tle proposed Malnchoster and Birmingham railway, for which ia bill was obtained in the last session of paritjament, to the proposed extension of that line from Stone to Rugby, a number of the most influential bankers, merchants, anlnufacturera, and ...

... MANICHESTER TIES, 591 santBt1tt01)(wl't btot titet FEamiller. 1~~~~~~~~~~~ I A M)ETING, convened by the High Bailiff of Bir- mingham, was held Thursday evening, to consider the propricty eti g for the immediate abolition of apprentie s colonies,-A meeting for the same object, e Mayor, took place yes- terday at the Amphitheatre in Liverpool. We should be glad to see Manchester following these ...

... . J se Our last extract from this the most interesting of all be Mr. Dickens's works left the gentle workhouse boy !R wounded and insensible in the arms of the ruffian burg- ar lar who had forced him through a narrow window into d. the house intended to be robbed. He is again intro- at duced to us in the last number of Bentley, having found ry his way back to the house, and fainted at the door ...

... ,) .POLIC1OW METING. On I4nday morninglattheCouncilChamber, Town-liall, the monthly meeting c/the Commissioners for the improve- ment of the Borough, has held by adjournment. 1Mr. Alderman Haydnck took the chair, and the other Com. missioners present were,' Messrs. J. Smith Jqhn Horn R. Dickson Wilcockson Smith J. Cheetham T. Clark Jhhn Walker P. Benson Livesey Thomas Barker C. Albert R. ...

... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1838. -. - 1 I -lf . l1 1- .AJ, 100I0. The Liverpool Sessions: Arson.-Nicholas Evans, who was tried at the January Sessions, for setting fire to his honse with intpnd tn tl - tha (¶n,'v l in in house, with intend to defraud the County Fire-office, in ti which office he had effected an inisurance, was yesterday a week brought into Couet, and told bv the Recorder ...

... OLDHAM, DIED.-On the 14th inst Mr. John Wignall, of Union- stree~t, Oldham, son of Mlr. ignall, formerly ironmotanger, duct of Mancehester-street, Oldhbam.-On t~s 3d inst., in the 33d year of his age, Mr. William Schatfieltdd,lisea of the late Mr. IVI George Schofield, aind of his relict. Mrs. Schofield of the the 11 Temple Inn, Waterhead; highly respected by all whio had thod! the pleasure of ...

... HARMoNIC SOCOETY- ite third and last of this sea- jire son's subscription concerts took place at the 'T'own Hall, to Little Bolton, on Tuesday evening last, and was honourtd On with a crowded room. The principal vocalistn engeged 'e were Mr. Wilson and Miss Shirreff fromt London, Mliss Pv's Hardman, Mes'srs. Barlow, J. Isherwood, and Isler- ma wood,' sen. - Mr. Rudersdorff led the band, and Mr ...