... At the usnal fortuigbtly meeting, on Tuesday, the following members were ?? Rev. Rector Campbell, (in the chair,) Messrs. Riding, Scholefield, Bennett, Thornely, Groom, Chesney, Hand, Smith, Mellor, Stitt, Bright, Swainson, Mayor Molyneux, Yates, Ferguson, Whitby, Avison, and l1algh. Mr' Ferguson read a long letter from Mr. Evans, the Governor of the Workhouse, directing attention to the ...

... DISTRICT INTELLIGElNCE. ASHTON-UNDER-LYNE. TicE Mlaimmt FOR ASHITON-tNDER-LYNE.-The fol- lowing paragraph has been going the round of the papers, -copied, as wve understand, from the Liverpool Albion of Monday last:- Mr. William Jackson, of Birkenhead, is a candidate for the representation of Ashiton-under- Lyne, the present member for which is about to resign. We only need say, there is not ...

... T'he usual weekly meeting of the Board of Guardians of the Manchester Union was held at the Board Room of the Workhouse yesterday, at eleven o'clock. C. J. S. WVAKIICn, Esq., chairman of the board, in the chair. The milautes of tile visiting committee of the Swinton Schools were first read; and from these it appeared that there were 26 cases in the Infirmary, and 420 children in the schools; ...

... @Etr~tentcea-, &c ifAW PARK AT EAsenikn.-Mr. William Latd~ out a fine park of 200 acres between Eashmad 'a and Villas will be erected on a great portionofheln.Wu4 stand it is to be called Cartlett Park. ws COMPLAYeT AGAIMS5T AN ATToaRes.-On Mondy reptbi looking female made a complaint to the magstesprestli tu)Mr. Chew, an attorney. She stated, that rheps e letibe51, and place the parties owed ...

... It has become an established fact that if the amuse- meats of the people are not directed into the proper channel both vice and demoralization will ensue. Tile committee of Council on Education (in their prepa- ratory minute sanctioning and encouraging the introduc- tion of' Fil/hem's ?? of Teaching Singing) very justly observed, that A nation without innocent amusements is generally ...

... ME ANCI-LESTERt TrIM13 S. F1RIDAY, JULY 31,1846. We expect, before we go to press, or in a second edition, to have the news from the United States, brought by the steam-packet from Boston, now due. We have given, in another part of our paper, the most recent intelligence, by which it will appear that there is every prospect of the new Tariff scheme becoming law. Should it be carried, it will ...

... LEYPAYERS' MrETING-LAST EVENING, AnothIer leypayers' lneetihg was held, last evening, in the Town Hall, to protest against the poor rate. The lartge roomn of the hall was filled. Mr. Thackray w as celled to the chair, and Mr. IIOBERT moved the first resolution, which was to tile effect that the meeting was Of opinioin the five-shilling assessment was unnecessary and opplressive; and that, as ...

... ENGLISHI C110LERA.-On Wednesday Mr. Dearden, coroner, held an adjourned inquest at Nuttall Lane, Tottington Lower End, near Bury, on the bodies of William and Thomas Mlooreroft, the former aged.ten and the latter five years, sons of John Moorcroft, weaver. It appears that on Tuesday evening week both the boys were well and hearty, and the morning following they were taken suddenly ill and ...

... LANCASUIRE.-Several fields of wheat have been cut near Hale, and a few other parts of South Lancashire. This is much earlier than we ever remember wheat to have been cut in this country any previous year. The grain crops are a good deal laid in different places, but with the present weather that is of no great consequence. We see no reason to doubt that the yield will be abund- ant, and the ...

... LATE :T EDIrTI{ON. TO OUR READERS. Our Latest edition regularly contains accurate and full re 5 of the Wakefield, Liverpool, and Birmingham a s of J.:riday, with the Liverpool Cotton of tfile sayne day, Appointments of Banh- * ?k tc l w, Pettiltiming Creditors, 'fyc. Infact, all the w Friday, Loxjmox and DOMESTIC, including the intelligence brought by the Elxpress Train which leaves London at ...

... TH-E TOWN-HALL. had, wie P I WC E ALBERT'IN LI VIERPOOL. a tiionii Honour to the Prince, and theotot0 his via~. o hioh 2'radesmea',WPlacard. him. ionl Having now discharged our duty in recording the pre- Ions, liminary movements, and expressing our honest opinions grip- thereon, we proceed to the pleasing, though anxious, task le isad of recording the numerous events, arid describing the a ...

... A meeting of this company (being the ordinary half- yearly meeting,) was held on Wednesday, at the Eagle and Child Inn, Bury. There was a larger attendance than on any former occasion. The chair was taken by John Grundy, Esq., chairman of the board of directors, and the usual form of placing the common seal of the company to the register of proprietors, &c. having been gone through,- Mr. ...