... geologist. We resume our journey along the line of railway. Leaving Alderley Edge behind, and bending our course towards Crewe, the next object of attraction is the neat c little church of Alderley, with its lowly and unpretending a tower, situated about a quarter ...

... se- cond slay after the Thotnas Sparks comitig up. when it broke foeth and speedily consumed the vessel. Mrs Mitchell, the wife of Captain Mitchell, together with two of the seamen's wives, supposing their husbands had been lost with the ship, as swas re- ...

... Cossley Diggle Satinders, B.A. of W~adhtem college, bas beeia proseuted to the Rectory of Tarrant Ruobton, Dorset, vacant by the death of the Rtev. G. E. Sarunders. The Rtev. IHensy Jf. Stephenson, AL A. Examining Chaplaint to the Lord Biehtop of Worcester, ...

... in the Chartist Room,- Greaves- street, at six o'clock in the evening, Subject-- 'The source of national prosperity. MR. MITCHELL, of Stockport, will lecture at the following places during the ensuing 'week:-this evening (Saturday, the 15th) at Compstall ...

... harvest were going on all ?? Times. DUBLIN.-DEATH FROM ALLEGED STARVATION.-An inquest was held on Monday, by Sir N. Brady, at No., Mitre-alley,on view of the body of a ehild who was supposed to have been starved to death by his father, Daniel Cummins. Wmi. Leech ...

... stage. Ellis has been con- victed- Guilty, my Lord; and now he has to un. dergo its last scene-sentence, transportation, and death. The uailty verdict was not generally anticipated. The defence of the prisoner, by Mr. Allen, was most complete and unanswerable ...

... Nov. 4. INSOLVENTS. Thomas Etheridge, Hoxton Old-town, ?? Lane, Cirencester, edge tool ?? Lindon, Marl- borough, Devonshire, cornfactor. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. John Mitchell, Godalming, Sarrey, butcher. RAN KRDPTS. I. HAGUE, W. MILLAR, and W, T. GRANT ...

... that of ?Walthans, vacant tho death of the Rev: .1 G. Challess. The Rev. H. Smith, of Sexnicott's, near Chiohester, has been licensed, by the Lord Bishop of Chichester, Perpetual Corate of Appledram, vacant by the death of the Rev. B. Churchill, on the ...

... Ellis has been con. victed- Guilty, my Lord; and now he has to u,. dergo its last scene-sentence, transportation, ared death. The G Guilty verdict was not generally anticipated The defence of the prisoner, by Mr. Allen, was 1oat complete and unanswerable ...

... to Nietholson end Burns, tb tho writer found that I'In 13134, Richardi de Caldecotos wan ea vicar of Brampton, upon whose death, in 1346, John Enggo mn was instituted upon thle presentation of the Prior and Con. WI vent of Lanercost.' In 1335, it appears ...

... investigation of natural objects.'-With reference to other excursions we have heard the Wigan coal field on the one hand, and Alderley Edge on the other, mentioned; but though both are easily accessible, like most of the others, by railway, yet we imagine nothing ...

... o'clock. the secretary of the Carlisle Chartist Asso- ciation, will read original observations on the pro. - secution and death of the late Samuel Holberry, 30t with a view to a collection in aid of his bereaved ing widow, at the Council room, No. 6, ...