... contrives by his admirable manner and close study to l make meot interesting. He excites in the mind new im- cl pressions, not by the hackneyed system of new read- 1 ings, but by the more legitimate mode of looking into 'character with the eyeof a close ...

... fourpeoce per pound, covers a period of one year. NEW JERUSALESM Cnuucnc. - Last evening, after the labours of the day, the artificers and labourers, to the number of forty-five, connected with the building of tile new church, Avenham Road, under the superintendence ...

... ed next week, but a new paper, to supply its place, will be started in the metropolis, under the- auspices of the League, and'to be named after its great- patron association. It is to be printed by Palmer arid Clayton, of London, and will be brought ...

... and as the Assembly Room would not contain ?? audience, tire meeting was adjourned to a place called the Green Area, near the new bridge, when Mr. R. Batenman, an exten- sive landowner, was called to the chair. T'ie chairman briefly introduced the deputation ...

... fined £50 and in default of payment committed for three months. PosT-OersCo INs rOnnATION.-Mr. Barton, agent for the Illustrated London News, who had been summoned to the Boroughs Court, yesterday week, for an offence against the Post-Office regulations in ...

... last named article was mio 26s. 6id. to 27s. 6d. per brrelti NEW COTTON CaoP.-The flrst cargo of the new cotton s crop arrived here en Friday, per the ship Kilby. Captain R( 0MNasa, from New Orleans. C 11 ?? FiRs.-About seven o'clock, on Saturday evening ...

... Wesheynas to be liberals. The city of London may be considered aL having afforded a second indication that we wore right in affirm- ing the great majority of the Wesleyans to be liberals. Kendal followed close upon London; and, for the third time, the accuracy ...

... at*Wigan, up to i Thursday evening, was £434 15s. Cd. OPENING OF TIIE NEW ORGAN AT MOStY-srTREET I ji CIIAELM.-It will be seen that the magnificent new organ, is by Gray and Davidson, of London, and for which a liberal subscription was entered into by the mnenmbers ...

... him, wvent away. lie was next heard of at Ashton, -where he got a post chaise, but lie had the mortification there of illustrating the old adage of going farther and faring worse, for though he had wvalkied a mile and a half of his joarney lie nvas ...

... applications for shares in London and Liver- pool have been so numerous as to render it inmpossible to comply with the whole of them. 'Amongst the parties to whom shares have been assigned are many of the most emi. nent capitalists iu London and the country, some ...

... between himself and the government, he may keep the public interest alive, and by giving a new turn to the proceeedings, be saved the trouble of contriving a new move. The publia interest in the repeal question seems, in truth, already subsiding. It has ...

... of London, from a handsome and very legible type; and it has a prefatory essay, by the Rev. T. Dale, M.A., vicar of St. Bride's, and canon residentiary of St. Paul's. THE HOLY GUILD OF ST. JOSEPH AND OUIR BLESSED1) LADY, VuRGINIA STREET, LoNDoN.-The ...