... EXTRAORDINARY CHARGES I I (From the Liwerick Reporter of Friday.) Tuesday, at the police-office, the magistrates held ano. ther investigation, assisted by the Head Pacificators who having ascertained that threats of bloodshed and sloking were made use of in the morning to the stevedores who were employed in stowing the Harmony, of Cardigan5 brought down the police not only to protect the ...

... Corn Trade. ♦ Though the want of rain has prevented such vipid progress being made with autumn tillage as would have been the case had the soil been moistened by a few showers, a good deal of work has, nevertheless, been accomplished in a satisfactory manner; and when we take into account the favourable opportunities which have been afforded by the late splendid weather for getting in patches ...

... [From the Times.] Lord Wharncliffe's education speech, at the meeting of the Yorkshire societies at lprnske-, is obviously an educational move on.A the part of government. Here is a member of the adciniiI,.. tration taking his seatin a large meeting uf trg'y-. | addressing them excatkedra at great leni th ;.lndwPji- sober, didactic, systematic style on the suiojei, i. laying down limits and ...

... Ctart(Ot Entriftevice. WEST RIDING DELEGATE MEETING;-This meeting was held at Halifax Rceording to notice, on Sunday the 6th inst., when delegates appeared from the following ?? and district, Messrs J. Ackroyd and Chippendale; Hebdenibrtidge, Messrs Wheelwright and Sutoliffe ; Bradford central locality, Mr. Cole; Hudders- field district, Messrs Gledhill and Iredale; Little Town, Mr. J. ...

... THIE MORNTING CliiONTIGLE. LONDON: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1844, Associations with but one definite object in view, and of course consisting of members devoted to that e object exclusively, are very apt to toll into that error which also besets and often frustrates indi- fi vidnal effort. They become intoxicated with snc-i cess, and, counting their numbers and relying on c their zeal, think that ...

... At the Victoria-rooms, on Thursday, Mr. Lover gave, for the first time in Bristol, a morning and evening entertain- ment, illustrative of Irisi song arid eharacter. The attendance on both occasions was numerous and fashionable, and seldom, if ever, have we seen audiences give themselves up more unreservedly to a spirit of enjoyment. One burst of laughter followed another, as Mr. Lover ...

... cuurily cIIl. _ VICE.CIIANCEILLORSIIIP or, OXFORD- ELECTION OF DR. SYMONS. n convocation holden at Oxford, on Tuesday, the ietner~o the Chanceilor of the university, nominating a the Rev. Dr. Symons, warden of Wadham College, to be vice.chancellor for the ensuing year, in the room of - the Rev. Dr. W nter, president of St. Jolnls, whose terof otide had expired, was read to the house. The ...

... A arotOElo2tp. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1844. In another page wtill b'e found an ample ac- count of our gay doings, consequent on the arrival of 7e the French Mlonarch; we can add only, that every at- T is tention has been paid to the strangers, and hosts of peo- IE;I br a ple, Ladies as well as Gentlemen, have visited the ships, th; ie particularly the Gomer, which is splendidly fitted up all ...

... ANTI-REPEA-L VATICINATIONS. There is something irresistibly ludicrous in the in- cessantfeux-de-joie just now displayed by the poli- tical pyrotechnists of the English press-the rockets, squibs, and crackers let off in continuous succession to commemorate the defeat (I) of the Irish national- ists. Papers of dissimilarpolitics-such, for example, as the Standard and the San, rival each other in ...

... PRIEPARIATIONS AT POILTSMOUT1I. Pouersrsou rsrt, Monday, Balf-past Five p.m1. The most active preparations have been made this day to receive the King of the French anti suite to-morrow, by the Comniander-in-Cliief, Sir Charles Rowley, at Spithead, the harbous', and at the Rloyal Clarence Victualling-yard, where his Majesty will land. The Royal yacht Victoria and Albert, Captain Lord Adolpisus ...

... A Ia . A..MA . ?? 5 N (Fress the Allieonetma.) The first Report of the Commissioners for enquiring into I the state of large towns end populous districts, whirls hasI been recently published, contains several statistical returns of great importance and interest; the morevaluiable as probably rfrom their official character they are mitch nearer the truth than K any returns which could be ...

... BANBURY, OCTOBERI: 10. AL I J A1. 1 7'U I'Ul IL IV. ?? °21, the lady of the Rev. T. Blncowe, of Banhbury. of a daughter. AnWK IVA RD DISASTaa.-On Tuesday ?? an accident occurred ncar this town, which might have been attended with serious conseqileences. As Mrs. Claridire, wife of 'Mr. Claridge, builder, wvith his brotherand a young lady namned Girrett, were returning front Soutlhani, tile ...