... JUDGMENT OF IMR. COMMISSIONER JEMBIETT, IN THE M\ATTER OF THOMAS TODD, Delivered in the ANCHfESTRU DISTRICT COURT OF DANKEUPTCY, St. Janes's Sqseare, Manchester, 0n the 3lst of December, 1842, In the matter of Thomas Todd, Joseph Wood claims to prove for a bond debt of £3,000 on the estate of the said Thomas Todd, a bankrupt, the bond being a joint and several bond executed by Thomas Todd and ...

... PI-IfLOSOPHY OF MAN. Holuo suis: lsuntan nibil a ~ meaalienu puto. TrERENCE. The incalculable powers of electricity or galvanism- its application of late in so many of the arts-its seeming to be the great agentby whichtlec Creator carries onso many of hisworls innature makes thesubjectoneof interest to every true lover of science. In our last we gave the experiments of Dr. Mullar, by which lie ...

... BRIEF CHRONICLER OF THE TIMES. | The York and London Insurance Office has discon-| tinued its fire business, after an existence of seven years. The Prince of- Wales has been suffering from teething, but in other respects he is quite well. The Princess Royal has become much stronger lately. The Duke of Wellington went again on Wednesday to furstbourne-park, to hunt with the Vine hounds. His ...

... RAMBLING THOUGHTS ON FIRST LOVE. At a bookseller's shop I had always to stop In my younger qays. Being remarkably fond of pictures when a school-boy, I could-seldom pass a window which displased tise pencil of the artist without gratifying my taste by a lingering peep. This propensity for peeping still continues, and 1 cannot hell) peeping (except when prersed for time) at tile splendid ...

... ?? ;0:0 : -: - ' : _- C-URMc)RATE CONT ST AT CLOMPTON.-OII Friday I week a vestry meeting of tile householders of the I chapelry of Crotespton, near Oldham, was held at the c church-or chapel of Shaw, in that township, with the view of deciding whether a church or chapel rate should be granted to defray the cost of repairs and some current d charges, withXV the extraordinary item of about £20 ...

... Tony DINNER, CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES.,I is. not often we can spare a cornier in our paper to ntark'the sayings and doings ot the loyal Tories of this Bor-e: ough ; but, as Christmas comes but once a year, we will tavourlour readers with a report of this respecta- ble anid intellectual gathering which took place at the Pitt and Nelson, on Friday evening, the 80th ult. 'lIhe ''festive ...

... MANCHESTER TIMES, AND 3EancraSbire and ofiesire Exallinier. ESATURDAY, JANV Y 7, 1843. MANCHESTER NEWSPAPERS. gi As, at the commencement of the year, journalists are allowed, or assert the right without asking leave, to say something of themselves, we may perhaps be permitted to extend our privilege so far as to include those who hi have been or are our contemporaries. The beginning l of 1843 ...

... T.ocal yintellgetnwe. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, At the Cousrt of Bankruptcy, Saint fames's Sqiare. II1R. JAN. 9. J. Ashwell, Salford, last exam. 11 - 9. R. Heathcots, Alanclhester, last exam. 11 - 10. T. Holyland, Manchester, last exam. IL - 10. J. Parker, Manchester, last exam. 12 - 1I. C. A. Bradbury, Stockport, last exam. }I - 11. T. Holt, Clitheroe, assignees 12 -12. T. Allen, Macclesfield, ...

... GREA T. MEETJNG OF THE LEAGUE, AT MAWCHTSR* The Weekly meeting of the League, held don Thursday night, in the Corn Exchange, vas extremely crowded. Thegentlemen present were'the Hon. Charles P. Villiers MrP. for Wolvectampton; Mark Philips, Esq., IvlP. for Manchester; Richard Cobden, Rsq., M.P. for Stoeleport, Joseph Brethirton; Esq., M.P.'for Salferd; John Bright, Rsq., Rochdale; the Rev. Dr. ...

... It is very likely that the breach between the Char- tists and the Complete Suffragists will, after all, be productive of good. There could have been no effec- tive union between such men as Sturge and O'Connor, and the sooner they fell back to the head of their re- spectivc sections the better. The O'Connorites, after having abused the middle classes for refusing to join the movement for ...

... I :. FitiE.-A fire originated ia consequence of some hard substance coming in contact with the teeth of a picker, or ?? devil, in a common carding room occupied by Alr. James Gaskell, at the Ridgway Lane Mill, on Tuesday foreaoon. Fortunately, it was extinguished before much damage was done. SUJM110NS FOR ?? of seventy persons were summoned for highway rates on Wednesday. Orders for ...

... LOCAL IN'TELLIGENCE. The rendalm of the Vencrable Archdeacon Wreegham ere interred within Chester Cathedlal on Tuesday. CIII3suinu, COuNTY-RATE.-At the Quarter Sessions held at Chester on Tuesday, a rate of four farthings in the pound was ordered. LORD STANLEY'S AGrENT, Mr. Bolton, an excellent masn, and aln Englishman, has just received a most v-io- lent threatening, notice, and is obliged to ...