... The Bditors do 'lot hold themselves responsible for the sentinents - oa Otuled is the Letters of their Correspondents. WESLEYAN MISSIONARY MEETINGS. To th/e EDITORS of the IANCHIESTERI TIMES. GENTLEMEN:-Will you please to allow a thought to appear in the columns of your valuable paper at your earliest convenience. The universal regret that is met with in consequence of the Wesleyans being ...

... VARIE TI ES. ,t, The expend!ituxre of the Leeds porlwguardians diring lyth e ps w emonths has been=aot£1,000. P ourflindoos are now attending the miedical classes of' Bell If rHei, ..hscotiue the ;Sum of £1oo ?? A ascol fdesign~in Paisley. He Th Le MsVadhoisaitobsoarindisposed as to be tot ?? h asasd ir. I ig Schroder-Devrieut, who retires at Easter, on a pension ba .d from the Saxon ...

... HOUU SE OF* L ORgDS. wo TUE8DA Y. 4ps1 21. The House resumed its sittings8 to-day. hat|R The Bishop of DUtRHAMi presented a petition from DUrha 11 against tho Cbsrltable TIUSt Bi11. Thea BishpBS] of90te DA drewtetionn trom the Latorcden 01vo Lerd ben aken to preve pertoslistedangmh~dof peticons frmp tiulr subjeart8 of s~thre accident bythe rlcep of anilyu report witnf ThoErld a DALUBOUSA. E ...

... ?Locat * idetti?eitce. ali le ENGLISSI POLITICSB IN ITALY.-A friend who writes 3 s-from Rome, under date of March 3, remarking on the M-sate of affairs in England, says-y Party, or rather per- a ry sonal feeling, must be running vary high in England S 7-amongst the leaders of the aristocracy: it Must be raging . al like a volcano. Whatever step a public men takes now, J we must almost of ...

... MEERTING OF THE HEALTH AND) LIFE ASSOCIATION. ?? Wednesday eveninlg hast, a meeting of gentlemen ?? f riendly to the objects of the above association w as held hnn at the Portico, Newington, for the purpose of hearing reas .addresesze from various speakers on the evils of war, the hlay a blessingsi of peace, the total abolition of capital punish. h'r' iment8, and other important 8ablect8, ...

... 11 The chartists, who have for some time sunk into almost tdieaolt se complete oblivion, are now endeavonring to obtain the sym- laud g pathy and support of the masses, by conjoining with the w agitation for the charter a scheme which shall make their presE f boyl depenldeint landowners and electors. In order to carry coull I out their views, several thousaond pounds have already been Whb &- ...

... ?? ad- . (From the Nosonconformist.) It is amusing to see how long a supposed mystery will hold its ground after the light of science has been thrown on it to an extent which ought to have set the question at rest everywhere and for ever. It is not known whether anybody is at this moment expending his fortune in pur- suit of the philosopher's stone; but a paragraph is going the round of the ...

... THlE ANTI-CORN-LAW LEAGUE. (FROMe THiE FRiENCHi OF St. FOiTFrY5IA7D, 1St TrHE InrvuE 13111rANNIQUE.) t (Corrtinned frora t/c Efxaminer of Ajn'ii 4.) V e Seasons of high prices have always been found to corres-. I, pontd with. seasons of insufficient or reduced wages. in It1804, the orice of wheat being 4-is. lod. the wages of agricul- tobral laboicrers rose to 8s. a week. In 1807, the ...

... Ut The synod of the Presbyterian Church in England has nr been holding its annual meetings this week in the Scotch to Church, St. Peter's-square, in this tolw. The proceedings fo commenced on Tuesday afternoon with public worship. la The sermon was preached by the Rev. Professor Campbell, * ( of London, moderator of the last sneetiig of synod. Oms Wednesday morning the synod was constituted. ...

... TuE BuoLDntx TnnAD, MANC55ES~Tru-The differences mt tebetween tihe toasters anti wot-kuien in the above branches of M1 C'business in this town aire yet unsettled. Some of the men Ir have returned to work, and. others xviil, no doubt, to lwcteT samie coorse, but ve ave sorry to say that the maj'iori ty of the operatives still atliere to thair deternination of' refusing to r- sign the ...

... TrHE HIGHWAY BILL. A public meeting of the ratepayers of the towniship of i Mau11chester was hleld in the, large'roome of the Town IHait, cvi o 5 .'nuesdny last, for th,1e purpose of taking into Consideration of 0the Provisionis cosst it ?? in the 1-Tigluvay Bill now before Or Parliaeinet. There was at very limited attendance, not more, ta thian from 60 to SO Psersons beinig present. Hi-i ...

... The Boston mail steamers resume 'their fortnightxy departure from Boston nextnmonth. ._ The steam-ship Cambria, OCaptain Judkins, left Oile Mersey for Ealliffix and Boston, ?? The fortification of Peel Castle,. he-of Man, is raipidlyl progressing. Thie arrival of the swivel guns, intended to . be mounted on it, is expected seen. , - Lord Brougham arrived in town-on Monday evelfing from Cannes, ...