... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... L : LOCAL INTMl,;GLlGNc9;.. ' MANCHESTER TOWN COUNCIL. On WednedaY Special meetingl of. the council was held at the ,new roombin the Town Hall, foi the following purposes:- e 1.-To appro ve proceedings of the following committees, vb.., Watch Committee,; Finance Committee, Committee acting for Chorlton-upon-Medlock, Committee actingo for Ardwvick. -Towiiip qf .ZWa&chester C'6mrnittbe6: Gas ...

... I ~ : 0We are FEDERALISTS, not UErEALEUS, and are far from approving the tone in which England, suffering as well as Ireland and from the same causes, has been denounced. But the ministry has taken the very course to increase the hatred with which this country is re- garded, and instead of allaying the agitation have given it an increased virulence. Had there been no intex- ferexice with the ...

... TA3LE VALK. Tam MOTHER COUNmTR.-Squire (said bo), it is impos- sible for us to contemplate this country that now lies before us witboutstrongemotion. Itisourfatherland. Ircoollect, when I was a colonist, as you are, we were in the babit of applying to It, in common with Englishmen, that endearing appellation bhome, and I believe you still continue to do so in the provinces. Our nursery tales ...

... GARDENING OPERATIONS 1'OR THE WVEEK. The rain which has fallen since our publication of last Monday has proved highly beneficial both to field and garden culture. The present is an excellent time for renewing your stock of fruit trees;-altbough this, may elso be done early in the next month, selecting from nurserles should not be de- layed. There is no better way of growing fruit In a garden ...

... ?? W1GAN. : ?? .1 ?? our last, at the Parish Church, Mr. Samuel Athertonto Miss Betty Lewis; Mr. James Eastliam, to MAiss Ellen Jolley. DIED.-Sinre our last, in Wigan,'Eliza Frost, aged 20' Janses Chadwick, aged 17; and AunnSharrock, aged ,6. Daa'RAxuDNao A LANDLORD OF ?? REssT.-On Wed- nesday; James Wright, late tenant of the St. Patrick public house, Weir Bridges, was summoned a: second time ...

... ' - 1 On Tuesday last, ?? of Guardiansheld their weekly meeting rat'the Overseers'OfficelLord Street, Prestone when the following Guardians were prosent-' _ ' a Thomas Batty Addisob, Req., Chairman. Thomas Walmaley, Esq. Mr.. Gornall, 'Bronghton Mr. Satterthwaite, Preston ,, J. Clarkson, Grimsargh :P. Dobson, Preston.; ,, Taylor,'!Woodplumpton- ,, R. Walker; Preston ,, Pye, Longlonl. Ward, ...

... I7- 7 ARREST OF MR. O'CONNELL, MR. JOHN O'CONNEL, HIS SON, AND OTHER REPEAL LEADERS. STATE PROSECUTIONs. Mr. OVConnell, and his son, Mr. John O'Connell, were arrested, on Saturday last, upon warrants issued by Judge Burton, oan information sworn before him on the day previous. About half-past nine o'clock, in the morning, Mr. Kenmmis, Crown-Solloitor, waited on Mr. O'Connell, and handed him ...

... COUNCiL MEETIKG. V On Tuesday last, a special meeting of the Council was held In the Council Chamber of tbe Town HEIl, at which the following members of the Corporation were present W. TAYLOR, Esq., Mayor, ia'tlhe Chair. ALnrEwarr: lBaydocle, Monk, Palay, srem, Clay'ton, J. Horroeke, Swainson, German, and Jaeson, COUNCILLOBS; Knowles, Brown, Arkwright, Waterworlb, liley, Pedder, Wilcockson, J. ...

... MANCHEISTER TIMES, FI lanasbine aliv Ce3iret xaliunfr. F ?? the previous occupation of our columns we have room only to refer to the meeting of the League at the Free Trade Hall. The speech of Mr. B. Pearson is deserving of most attentive consideration, and Mr. Cobden's address wvill be found to abound in the prac- tical application of free-trade principles. ...