... MY DEAR Faisnas,-I now sit down to give you an account of my progress since I visited Bradford on Wednesday last. On Thursday I addressed the Odd Fellows' Hall. fall of the men of Halifax; all of whom welcomed me most heartily. After addressing them upon all subjects interesting to our party, for about two hours, with the veteran Benjamin Rushton in the ebair, I proceeded with the enrolment of ...

... f TO CORRESPONDEN1TS. T. E. ntc't weeh. It.. W,! ?? are sorry the ?? was redeived too late * to Ieqafseidiice ?? 1SEPTEGiNEIIAN'S note was recei'dd just'as uei were' goino AGnicuxLTuaxTa.- Ye will endeavour to snake rooM for this lttterrn our next. AQ. CtScTANT READEI can put a tenant into the house, 4tit is liablefor the rent, unless the tenant is accepted by the landlo'rd. ;J. P.-What other ...

... CBe dColTtevr' Xobement. WHITEuHAVEN..OCTOBER 10, 1843.-The following are the sums paid In this week for the Camberland ?? Holywell, £1 2a 3d. Woodhouse Close, 8s. Fandfeld Lee, 13e 2d, Lamton, £1 6s 6d. Cargg Head, 18s 9d. South Moor, 7s Id. Green Croft, is 9d. South Shields, £1. Deanery, Ps. West Auckland, 13s 4d. Coppy Crooks, gs. Black Bay, £3 3d. Cock- field, ?? 2d. Brocken Bark, 19a 4d. ...

... TkB LONDON GAZETTE Of FRIDA Y, Oct. 20. WHITEHALL, OUT. 201. rThe following article is substituted for that which appeared in the Gazette of Tuesday latst.] The Queen has been pleased to grant to the Rev. Thomas Dale, M.A., the place and dignity of a Canon R~eeiden- tiary of the ealthedral church of St. Paul, London, void by the death of the Reverend James Tate. [Theo Lord Chancellor has ...

... ft would be quite impossible to describe the state of doubt and distrust into which inany of the more ardent partisans of Mr. O'Connell have been thrown by the ex. traordiunry speech delivered at Tuesday's meeting of the Association. '[he repeal press is, at yet, ominously silent -a silence the more remarkable when contrasted with the independent tone assumed by some of the organs in the ...

... NEW CUSTOM. HOUSE, rIPSvICHR. On Thursday last, the important and interesting cere- mony of laying the first stone of the New Custom House, at Ipswich, took place; and it having been promulgated that the universallyrespected Mlavor of the Borough, G. Josselyn, Es ., attended by the Corporation, and assist- ed by the Imbers of the ancient order of Freemasons, would be present, in official ...

... 1I UA&MWAr DMPARTU1RVS. NORTH UNION. 'aFaljm Preston to Liver- Pool; Machestgr, and rear Liverpool to From 11ancbeate to w, hgan. Wigan and Pirston. Wigan and Preston 8 20 A.M., Mized 8 45 A.M., Mlixed 9 0 A.M., Mixed 9 45 A.M., 18t Class 11 0 A.Mo. t1 Class I 15 A.M. 1St C1 2 20 P15., 2d Class 2 30 P.M. 2d Class 2 45 P,3., 2d Class 5 0P. Mied B1. P.m., Mixed 0P.M., .Mixed 6 27 P.m., Mxed 7 ...

... , 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 ...

... The first business to occupy the attention of the Court was, immediately on its sitting, to elect a Chairman for this Division, in the room of the Rev. George Capper, who had resigned the office filled by him, from the death of his predecessor, up to the present time, with high credit to himself, and with great advantage to the public. The ma- gistrates retired to their consulting room, and ...