... THE WHITEHAVEN COLLIERS' STRIKE.—The colliers have returned to their work what have they gained by their strike 1 It is now about six weeks since they first turned out. On the 12th of August Mr. Brophy, a delegate from the Miners' Association, made his appearance among them, and soon after Lord Lonsdale's agent imposed a test, requiring them to renounce all connexion with the union they were ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE MICHAEL- MAS QUARTER SESSIONS. (MONDAY, OCT. 16, 1843. These Sessions commenced on Monday morning last, the following magistrates being on the bench Tua RIGHT Hos. LORD GRANVILLE SOMERSET. CHAIRMAN. W. Rodney, p. H. Williams, Esq., W. H. Liitle. Esq., F. H. Phillip., E.-q., Rev. James Cole., Octavius Morgan, Esq.,M.P. Rev. William Crawley, Thomas Reece, Esq., Major Marriott, I ...

... NEW PHASIS OF :tEPEAL. (Times.) If it has been with reason objected to Lord Brougham that he marred the success of the ad- vocate by the vehemence of the partizan, and in- fused into the temper of political debate all the personal asperity of the excited advocate, it may he as truly said of O'Connell (but more to the credit of his intellectual than his moral powers), that he evinces at all ...

... , RESPECTED SIR-Invited to North Lancashire, I determined on taking a portion of the West Riding on my way. Accordingly I left Leeds by rail on Sunday, October ist, for Dswsbury, in which place I opened the campaign by delivering two lectures in the Large Room over the Co-operative Store. The lectures were well attended, and compared with my former visit, the cause had evidencly advanced ...

... I - TaE DUKE OF BOnDEAUX,-The Prince of the house of Bourbon, who has arrived in this country from Germany, visited Edinburgh on Thursday week, and took up his residence in the Royal Hotel. Re visited the palace of Holyrood, and expressed great delight in once more treading the halls where he spent some of. his youthful years. On the evening of Friday week, he attended the musical festival, ...

... CiTIY ELECTION. EWITIO or il' MORNING CHRONICLE. SlhuIjd there be any of our fellow tubjects of the It rerinasOf who dreslectors of the City of London, i acut goinfg up to the poll on Saturday out of a cresrc for the huliuesb of their Sabbath, let d~ rdidr them for their eguidance on this nucmentous occa- guto tiecondrit~of the Mlaceabect' as recorded ia the i rh*.pt of tLe let boolk of that ...

... 2eview of the Royal Gloucestershire Yeomanry Cavalry. A review of thre Berkeley squadron and the Tetbury and Ths Olveston troops of the Royal Gloucestershire Yeomlanry hoer cavalry, took place on Tiuserday leat, on Stinhecorenbe-ill?, officel Gloucesterahire. )move] By the liberality of the Lord-Lieutenant of the county, noble Ear F'itzhardinge, the gallant troopers were well provided all thi ...

... --l ?? - Calrbonian Atercurv. EDINBURGH. SATURDAY' OCTOBER 21. We have no additional intelligence from Dublin. All is outwardly tranquil, both the Government and Mr O'CONNELL appearing to be equally desirous to second the efforts of each other in avoiding any rude contention. Tile Se. neral interest is tacitly concentrating on the ap- proaching political trials, when we may be as- sured that ...

... ULN ''SI B 284I3; D UBLIN: SATURDAY, OCTOBEA 21. 1843. ; ble We place before our readers to.dayia report of he proceedings had at ithe .police offices yesterday, and ,er calculated to illustrate the character of the evidence 0 upon which convictions .are expected to be obtained in to the pending state trials. To our English readers- ofeven to the supporters of the presenti:Govrmerit,- o r t ...

... Abstract of House Surgeon's Report to the Weekly Board for the week ending Oct. 17, 1843. f Remained by last Report 6 k o I Admitted since 0 j .5 Discharged Q c « | Cured and Relieved of I \Died 1 j Remaining. 5 g f Remained by last Report 99 | o s I Admitted since 7 f 106 .2 ...

... M 0 N MO U T H. Lmff-r Gorb.-We understand that the bankers of Monmouth have all determined fo charge four penee each on sovereigns, and twopancveach on half-sovereigns, if de cient in weight. An additional policeman has been added to the small force at Monmouth. On Friday last, a child, named Thomas James, who had been left by its mother in the cate of a neighbour, at Whitchurch, near ...

... LLANDAFF CATHEDRAL. We have much pleasure in directing the attention of our readers to an exceedingly interesting address in another column, from the esteemed and revered Chancellor of the Diocese to the Clergy of Llandaff, on the subject of the restoration of the Cathedral. This address, not more remarkable for its power and precision than its happy advertence to the enthusiasm which the ...