... -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. ...

... legal Intellf2ence. ACT OF 3 &4 VICTORIA, c. 86, FOR THE BETTER ENFORCING OF CHURCH DISCIPLINE. As this is an important act relating to the discipline of the Church of England, and may be considered as a main portion of that ecclesiastical code which has been framing for the government of the Protestant Church during the last five years, a full exposition and abstract of it may not be ...

... 31ailwav Intellignte. RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.-We do not profess to be among the enthusiastic admirers of railway travelling; our predilec. tions are rather for the turnpike-road, and the comfortable coach, and the spirited horses, and the well-favoured loqua- cious coachman. But because we do not particularly admire railroads, that is no reason that we should be tacit spectators of injustice done ...

... IMR. JOHN CollN AT STOCKPORT. This noble, ?? niiiuching Pstr1~lit adbeen -nvited to St 'v by Mr. PeterCtpplate great (l tninof Birmingbamn, whcn the said getle, Sgl tas released from the iron hand of W~hig '4utk,By Accordingly, ariangements were made .ioi late reception. On Wedne~ay last, tho 16th instant, Mr. 'Collins arrived about one o'clock by rtlilway, and vas accompanied to Mr. Peter ...

... OLASGOW GRAiin SoRILE. (COnUnuedfrin o e'reihi prage.) t sincere admiration. In token of his patriotic st, his fearless advocacy of the rights of uan, she geitto decorate him with that medal and Scotch Caid Cheers; and waving of handkerchiefs.) lits Ludsy then stepped forward and affixed the id aromd Mr,4ollins, sand then hung a splendid er medal arouned his neck, by a beautiful sik tartan ba ...

... THE RUTMOURED COALITION-THE CONSER- VATIVES AND THE-AlEINISTRY. THE rumour of the coalition seems to have died away; it wvas only the whisper of a wihig-radical faction; although one of the organs of that faction enrleavours to impute it to the thirst for place entertained by the conser- vatives, This is laughable ; almost as much so, as if lwe were to impute the excellent appointment of Dr ...

... Near Kenilworth, a most dreadful disease is raging among the cows, which renders all their milk totally unfit for use.-Bristol Mirror, The Nassau balloon is about to ascend from Norwich five gentlemen having engaged to accompany Mr. Green in his aerial voyage across England the first time a favourable wind prevailed. Two women were committed for trial at Manchester last week, for selling ...

... THE QUINTUPLE ALLIANCE, MEHEMET ALI I AND FRANCE. I AFTER exchanging the ratifications of the f e Convention of London on the 17th inst., the Plenipo- a tentiaries of the Five Powers executed a Protocol, in Y I which the Pleninotentiaries of Great Britain, Austria, Prussia, and Russia pledged thermsilves as follows-.- That in the execution of the engagements resulting t , to the ?? Powers, ...

... THE NORTHERN STAR. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1840. THE W11EEKLy DISPATCH AND REPEAL I OF THE UNION. TuIE Weekly Dispatch is conducted with more strength of mind, resolution of purpose, adherence to principle, attention to passing events, and an I apparent desire to lead the public mind to rational a conclusions upon those several subjects which in- Y terest not a class, but society-not a nation, ...

... I I SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER a2, 1840. i NOaRTH MIDLAND RAILWAY.-Traffic for the wee. ending Sept. 19 :_ Gross aemounut for conveyance of passen- gers, parcels, carriages, horses, and mails, for tile weekc clrding Sept. I!i, £3 I 1 Merchandise and minerals in previous week 41 5i lil Total . 421 7 YORK AND NORTH tMIDLAND RAILWAY.s Trfli Cu: the week ending 201h Septetnber:_ 52458 Passengers ?? 8 ...

... VOC - fiPull Varlato sIULL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 18-0. SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND. WVn invite the attention of our readers to the report of the proceedings at the very interesting meeting at the Kingston Rooms, on Wednesday, when the children edu. cated at the School for the Blind, in York, were ex- amined. The attendance was very numerous; and the appearance of the children, with their attainments ...

... DOREING. leee) Fitr..-On Friday, the 11th instant, about three are o'clock in the afternoon. a fire broke out on the dis- premises of Mr. Ledger, ?? Coemon, i;H the ,; pavie f Dorking, occas oued, as is supposed, by a spark from a chtmnney taling on an old straw thatched the building, wvhich, fromn tho dryneras of thze wpimhor, are the thatch caught fire, and burnt with such ra pid are fury, ...