... MANCHESTER -TIMS V I I : I : AND LRairaobifre ant (Zesbfre Mxamfner. | SATURDAY, NTOVEMBER 4, 1843. The EaucTIoNs at Kendal and Salisbury are Iooked forward to with considerable interest. The ronopo_ lists try to persuade themselves that they have some. chance'in, the former borough, but we believe they have none. As to the cathedral city, much cannot be expected from it. If the free-traders ...

... LANCASHIRE INDEPENDENT COLLEGE. 0 A very valuable work, Sacred Hermceneutics developed I, and applied, including a History of Biblical Interpretation from the earliest of the Fathers to the Reformation, has been issued by the Rev. S. Davidson, ?? author of Lectures on Biblical Criticism, and professor of biblical criticism in the Lancashire Independent Collegewhicch re- flects honour on ...

... Tui NEW WAY OF PAYING RENTS.-The Nenagy Guardian states that about 4(0 persons, all strangers, had cut down and carried away the whole of the crops on the lands of Cranagh, belonging to Mr. Maurice Meagher, who had distrained his tenants for rent. The Carlow Sentinel says, ''On the night of the 8th instant, between the hours of eleven and twelve o'clock, about fifty men assembled on the lands ...

... ?? __ X *I MARRIED.-Since our last at the Parish Church, MIr. Peter Ray, to Miss Jane Turner M Air. James Bonthamn, tn Miss Ellen Dyke; Mr. James Baxter, to Mliss Margaret H1alliwell; Mr. James Lancaster, to Miss Esther Moss Mir. James Aspinall, to Miss Jane Burns; Air. John Sou- thern, to Miss Ann Silcock ri. David Crank to Miss Rachel Hanipson ; Mr. Thomas RylanN, to Mi'6s Nancy Baxter. DIED ...

... | I C . ROnBBsY.-At the sessions, on Monday, two men of notorious character, named James Clegg and Simeon Dearden, of Castleton, were charged by Superintendent Fowler with having stolen four pieces of calico, the pro- perty of Messrs. James Smith and Sons, manufacturers, Bacup.-It appeared by the evidence that on the morn- igg of Tuesday week the waggons of Messrs. Barrow- crough, carriers, ...

... - - ?? AS3 [TON;- - - ?? MJARRIED.-On the 25th inst., by license, at the Parish Church, by tbh llev. Mr Hah'dfoith, curate, Mr. John Moss, to Niss Maitty Gill, both oflAshtore-under-Lyne. DIED.-On the 22d instant, aged 31 years, Mr. Richard Wollisoroft, of Dukihfield.-Sallie day, aged 73 years, mrs. J3etty Hnder,.of Ardenshaw. 3MEETING Or FACTORY HANDS.- 'O Thursday even. ing a public meeting ...

... -vollic5tic 'Kich%, TnE ATO-4TrAuit Isrnctsire-T ?? has just passed hafs been oue of the most trying to tile g~reat mon(letarY 0stabliShanenIts in the city which hasi Occurred smitice thu crisis or 182Z3. IL lifts been stated, respeoting the large a ilisenito1ting 'ho1nait of Gurney. Overend, anl Co. thait, to enubie theni to meent. aley toemgerglv whicht mi-ght arise, the 'house of Gnirifley ...

... |RIT OFS A PARENT TO THE CUSTODY 'rI3T OP HF1ISh CH'ILID. iLS II1 RF, E.LIZABETH CItYNwIOa.-ThiS Case CaWIe on for *IQ tho asgamleiet lon Satudlay last, before Mr. Jlstic( PLttison, at ha . Ilt Chambers on tile retlern to a writ of 10dlbeas coM',ns. issuedl at Tin ' a the linstance of the child's parents against John Jackson, ?ei ied Louit(a, his wife, to compel its restorationm. It appears, ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS—THURSDAY, JULY 1. The Earl of Ashburton moved for Extract: from all communications between the Secretary for the Colonies and the colonial governments, relative to any repeal or diminution of those differential duties by which the produce of the domestic industry of this country had hitherto been protected.—Agreed to. The Trustees' Relief Bill was read a second time, and the ...

... it is energetic enough when there is a prospect of obtaining more money from the State. A great meeting was held in London last Wednesday, Lord Ashley, who has the credit of negotiating a bargain with the Wesleyans, being in the chair, and the principal speakers being the Bishop of Norwich, the Bishop of St. Asaphs, and the Bishop of Adelaide, one those new church functionaries whom the whig ...

... ? ?? Varlianiciltarp 31.111telitiylve. ILOUSB OF LORDS, T'I:SDJAY TI. After disposiug of sone, routine bni-,ih ,t p ! aldj ioit e, fit a few ttitr.tt1ts past liV4,. THURSDAY ?? s. Lord ?? stuted his inention o U entire ?? wihich bad tlsn place re. i i- Welligton sitatue. It 'QS ieu iQ Ihai Ii e been rised by publi Lion olh the iug the statnle or ?? wi ! nierly grinted the site. s4use ELt ...

... THE EXAMINER. M A N CH EST'IE R, TUESDAY', NOViE-Al B EIR :30, 1847. ARRIVAL OF RTE, CALEDONIA.-AP WEE] LATER FROM AMERICA. The royal mail steamer f'Aledoiaj. arrived at Liver- in Iool last evening, at eight o'clock, from Boston and P Halifax, after a passage of eleven days from the latter port, amld by her ?? have received our files of V papers from New York to the 15th, Boston to the l0th, ...