... -Fze Qrbucrbi. MANCHESTER COLLEGIATE CHURCH.-BY an Act of last session the title of Warden and Fellows, heretofore borne by the Chapter of the collegiate church of Manches- ter, is to cease, and the Warden is to be styled Dean, and the Fellows Canons of Manchester. We understated that the Hon. Mr. H. Erskine is to have the living of Kirkly Underdale, vacant by the promotion of Dr. ...

... r A ?? --t - _ _ _ .. - ' I v rk The corn 1Harvest in the North of England has 1oll ret d 3made less progress this week than in either of the two G; %t_ preceding weeks, but still a great deal of grain bas been ap- secured since S-iturday last, and, judging from the best ed 9s ameans within our power, we should say that at least two- tai ithids of the wheat, grown in the Northern counties, is ...

... To AaENrs.-This week we have dispatched to many of the Agents the Portraits due to them. During the course of next week, we shall forward the re- mainder to those whose' acounkq. are settled at the office; we shall, in all cases practicable, get them to all such, in Lime for the 12th September. The Scotch parcel, via Glasgow, has been kept open for several days, waiting the remittances of ...

... THE REQUIEM OF THE CHARTER EvErr week furnishes more and more evidence that Chartism is dead. The last week shewed us Whiggery in strong convulsions, heaving its death- throe at the Music-hall at Leeds, and of which we have taken due notice in another article, while our present columns contain the proud records of the glorious demonstrations of Huddersfield and Leeds. We have reported both ...

... My LonD,-When it is considered that fiv e months p h-.ive eilapsed since yeu undertook to pledge the faith b, I!d( honiour of Lord Cornwallis Is Ads'ioNitiation, in a bi ?? which. it 6shiM be the business of this letter UT ?? explain, it cannot be imputed to inc that I have or, l1-!en actuated by any unmanjnly bimpatienice snider tbe fin- Tic s-sits, the injurir's, andi the caluisinies to ...

... 033,&HTETST INTELLIGENCE. NoltwIci .-Thisproverbially corrupt cityseems el to be at length awakening to the importance of bi political regeneration. Long have the men of this R place slumbered in guilty apathy. The matchless T eloquence of Stephens roused them for a moment, go but again the dog returned to his vomit, and the al sow to-her wallowing in the mire. The principles E of heaven ...

... - - - - I ,1 . ,, I . 1 I I .. IT is not probable that we shall, as yet, be able to dis- miss this subject from our colmnits: it is- not yet adjusted, and the probability is, that some time will elapse before either amicable relations are restored, or the acquiescence Of AIEHFMET ALI in the terms of the allies is procured. We have elsewhere narrated the steps that have been taken in ...

... 'Acgill Intellfgence. A pump is not fixed to the freehold; it may rest on brick-work, or timber let into the ground, but the pump itself is not fixed; it is like a copper or any other implement or engine erected for the use of trade. Windows opened since the 5th of January, 1835, which by 4 & 5 William IV., c. 54, are exempt from duty, are also exempt under the new act. Windows, to be exempt, ...

... his The Norfolk Chronicle contradicts the report, that aid Thorogood had been liberated from prison. en- THE LUDLowvATROCITY.-Misters was finally examined tYS, on Wednesday week, and fully committed for trial on the a capital charge. his NE WAnK.-It is generally understood that the Solicitor- ice General will not return.-The election bills.are not paid. ler- -Lincoinshire Chronicle. 3ta RURAL ...

... mtiliA t 1W'!iLuGEWoR. MM(OREST9,X-The Manchester relief fund is going on very well; indeed they have nine females to relieve every week, to whom they give four shilligs each, ; ad under particular circninstances, such s lying-inor any thing ofthissort, they ave allowedmthe wnmasan eight ?? per week; be. sides anl other expenses of the esoiety. Who, after reading this, will have the ...

... .VegauntM 0ome0 3EUtelitegenc. ' FRANgg. t : ' ' Paris, Suridsy, rnin o'clock, pn.m HFuiSa Fr MEHEMI;T AiL TO ACCEDE TO THE I sPROPOSITIONS OP THE CONPERENCE As COmldU- -%MCATED BY RIFFAT BRY. .The ltfoniteur Parisian, of this evening, con- 'ins the following substance of a telegraphic despateh recaived in the course of. the day:-- 'The intelligence received by the Govern- DCist f'rom ...

... MEETING IN CLERKENWELL TO CON- I GRATULATE DR. M'DOUALL.- on Wednesday evening week, a numerous meeting took place at the Lecture Rooms, Clerkenwell Green, to congratulate Dr. P. M. M'Douall on his release from the iron grasp of the most despicable faction that ever disgraced the annals of an enlightened nation. At half-past eight, Mr. Peate was voted to the chair, and opened the business of ...