... TMISCELLANE OUS ElXTRIACTS. t be L asee TuLTH PIOGIIE0 S 05' D mlOCIIuC- Tlhere goes the death - Sl the blow offeudality,' was the trolc ind pithly reltalrk of l)r. D OOI1 Arnold, when lie saw tile first train pass Rugby. l the TI'E DAIRYi Ar Bm.asNItm t -One gets a tolerable ideaof lW ,git the almost e'ita'amgant opulellece which is here displayed, row )VIIeCI I say, Ilit ill a larrge ?? l ...

... AT T15fl FREE TRADE HALL, TH1IS (FRIDAY) EVENING. The tea party this evening, in the Free Trade Hall, was a magnificent anl gratifying spectacle, The vast building was filled to overflowing, and it was said that nearly five thousand people were present. The platform was filled with ministers and leading members of the Connexion; amongst whom was a considerable number of ladies. A. large ...

... SUNDAY SCHOOL SEReoONS.-Oa Sunday two sermons a were preached in Bridge-street chapel, Little Bolton, by G the Rev. William Smith, of Liverpool, when after each sermon a collection -was made in support of the Sunday- lb school belonging to that place of worship, amounting to _ £80 Is. 9d. On Monday, at the Borough Court, Peter Allison was charged with having stolen a pair of shoes, a pan, and ...

... LOCAL ANI) PR(VLNTCIAL NEWS. lie , iE WEtTiiEi.-Diriug the present week the weather in iS this town has aglial been excessively lit, ndl(l thoulgh thele C-IULVe OIL twVO or three cctasions beeil indicaitoins of rain, he little !LiS faiell. 011 Monday, thle tlhermoinuetri wias It ;il 3 deg. ill the shade on 'IesdzaV, 80 deg. ol Wedinessday, 87 at onl Thurs(lay 8l and yesterrday it wvas also at ...

... MR. COBDE F IRST PROPOSED AS AN M.P. We believe that the following, from our paper of the 6th of February, 1836, was the first re- commendation of Mr. COBDEN as a Member of Parliament:- The publisher of Tai's Mlagazine, who seems more to have in view the promulgation of right opinions than the acquisition of profit by the works he publishes, has just sent forth a new edition (the fourth). of ...

... FOREIGN VIEWS OF OUR NEW COMMER CIAL POLICY. Inl the great variety of discussion and specula- tion upon the probable results of the commercial measures of the, enment, it is gratifying to mark the interestI ihtheyhave excited among our foreign neigh Iiis. Everywhere their pro- posal has evidently been looked upon, by the friends of commercial freedom, as the beginning of a new order of things ...

... STOCK :I . [ TEA-PARTY AATIO j w. THOMA SWAN. On Monday afternoon last a tea party was held in the second-class room of the Stockport Sunday School, got up, conjointly by the members of the first and second classes of that Institution, for the purpose of presenting a testimonial of respect to Mr. Thomas Swan, builder, of Portwood, who had filled the office of visitor of the first class for ...

... LATEST INTELLIGEN CE. ir [B Y AEXPRESS.] ir ZONDON, TIIUBSDAY EVBNING. n _ MONEY MARKET. ? CIlTY, QUARTER TO THREE. I- e There is a flat market again for the Public Securities, n and the probability of the Peel administration going out and leaving the country in a state df political confusion, _ has a depressing influence, which, we much fear, will not A be got over until a firm cabinet is ...

... ' THE SUGAR DUTIESH.UMOUR OF NEGOCIt 1 rlA Dler;TIONS WITH B3AZIL. 1, in The Guardian of Saturday last announced, on ould autbority on whicll it Could place reliance, that efforts r the are being made to renew. negociations with Brazil k ofi witlh the view of placing our commercial relations ;ural with that country onl a more satisactory footing. Our contemporary also appeared to believe that ...

... Id TTI .. 1 - Ulterior measures ! ' We cannot give you a free trade in corn because you have ulterior measures in view. We cannot give you this I because your real object is to obtain that. Thus l have the demands for justice been resisted, until it became unsafe to continue the resistance. It was false to charge the League with unavowed ulterior objects. Its one sole object has been to ...

... PICKINGS FROM OLD MANCHESTER , . ; NEWSPAPERS'Q-No.i -VI. . II - LocAL NEWS -1In the selection ofthese sPaers, we have now gone hrougb hthe Isowalto 1 5 in y ~complt earn- library- in' -istance, i,,p we ItiVT~~~ it eehsu nlibay Hitlieito,' as our readel Iill hb',e aebe yen, able to select a .1 ver l iii acoutor.s esat e inticbhtts btveI 1 trauspireel 'whhe~61 biwsigt thie inhabitants odf ...

... (1 ?? d In it recent article we briefly sketched the geographical be 16-A .e characteristics of the Oregon territory, succinctly traced the pA: di history of its discovery, exploration, cued settlement, and phi l1, summarily reviewed the general grounds of claim respec-wh nj tively advanced by Great Britain end the United States to oft r- the occupantion of its soil. Our object now is, further ...