... oejuv- a 00 ~ e~~pff merrurp2, SA5LUSPOPUDl LEX SUP1l.3IA. FRDA SEPTEMBER 18, 1846. gECTIONISTS AND THEIR OFE o DINNERS. seraitch me, and I'll soraitch you, says 01_cotchl precept. Accordingly, as Mr. the ?? at a ?? demonstration in ~edegatea Oe tf Lord George Benitinck, that honour- hnoeaber could not do less than return the Nbldnrllicrut last week, at Coleshill, where, oat e zopeople ...

... The weather of the present week, though not so ri formly brilliant as that of the week by which it was pre. ceded, has been sufficiently favourable in Yorkshire to admit of the farming operations of the season advancing satisfactorily, and the small residue of the corn hsroeat that remained in the fields at the commencement of the present month is now generally safe in the stack yard, or in ...

... THE CHRONICLE. PRESTON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1846. I A fortnight ago, we suggested, as a subject for consideration at the forthcoming anniversaries of the Agricultural Societies, in this district, the propriety and practicability of extending the operations of these societies, by establishing monthly, or other frequent meetings of the members, for the purposes of discussion, and for the ...

... PHILHARMONIC INSTITUTE. I AMA4TRYJErBPRFRPQrAIC,irn- as The opera and. comnedy for representation at the-Theatre~ s, Royal, on Tuesday night, by amateurs, for the ~benefit of is ?? Institute, drew toehr ec iet s, say, an excellent houise, The dress circle, th e boxes, Pit, dA andgalery, all seemed well fill'ed;4and ceritainly there was i- no need of a 1red contain1 to be drawn across the ...

... _Corresponbeflc. The B)ditors (lo not hoisd themsselres reslonsible for thiesenlsients contained it Itoe Letteos of their Correspondtents. REPRESENTATION OF MANCHESTER. To Mie E D I T 0 S of the ILA4NCH B 9 TER TiDES. I beseech you, sir, have a roverend care of your health.' GF;NTLrem3N:-Certahily it indicates no ordhialry stretch of disinterestedness that you should advocate the claims of Mr. ...

... 0 L D HA A M. SANITARY REFOrzx,._On Monday and Tuesday even- ings Mr. S. Kent, of Liverpool, delivered two lectures in the Working Man's Hall, Oldham, on the physical, mental, and moral cultivation of the people, as well as the cause of temperance and universal peace. The audi- ence Was not very large, and although the lecturer made use of many valuable facts, accompanied by occasional ...

... mvULTUzX IN rE The Bank or England-returns for the week ending the 5th a. instant, state the amount of notes issued to ho £29,760,870, of which the banking department hone on hand £,758,1~r00, leaving t ice-r the circulation, in bank notes$ £21,213,761, to which must be net, added, bank post bills, £9355,10;. against this, in addition to the Of at Governmenotdebt and oihosrecurdties, there is ...

... TESTIMONIALS TO THE EXECUTIVE OOU CIU | OF THE LATE ANTI-CORN-LAW LEAGUE. r It will be recollected that, at the great meeting held in a thi townon th 2d Jnll~ylast, for the purpose of dissolving r' the Anti. Corn-Law League, it was determined to acknow.. d ledge the exertions of the -various members of the execu- tive council by the presentation of some public testimonial. *~On that occasion ...

... rte Xtiberpofol gercttry. SALUS POPULI LEX SUPRFlf.4. FRIDA AY, SEPrsMBER 18, 1846. 0 THE COMING FAMINE it is titpossiblC to make tbis a mere transient and topic of newspaper commentary. it cannot be Io ngi taken up anid then dismissed, as if it were first life of all a novel ty, and then, having been used up, awai to be pitt aside as Stale. HlUmanity will not Of tI suffer it to be so tireated ...

... ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCE- I I MENT OF SCIENCE. (Contiaued from the suppement.) M ie The public dinner of tbe members of the amosiation, on yo ed Tuesday evening, was very fully attended. The chair was bro on filled by Sir R . Murchisoinand near him werethe MarquisDi Ed Northampton, the Dean of Winchester, Sir J. Her- Di, on schell, Sir C. Lemon, and most of the distinguished profes- DnI an ...

... 11 ~ ~ - I REPRESENTATION OF THE STIRLING BURGHS.-Mr. J. B. Smith, of Manchester, has presented himself as a candidate for the representation of the Stirling district of burghs In the ensuing Parliament, THEs CLONSNEL ELFCTION.-On Saturday last, the Hon. Cecil Lawless was returned without opposition for the borough of Clonmel, vacated by Mr. Pigot's accept- ance of the post of Chief Baron of ...

... Museurn ?? NIEserSuAnsD BeRntEs.-John Hilliard, against whom a corouer's jury, in London, returned a ver- dict of manslaughter, for having caused the death of Thomas Parker and Sarali Jones, by selling poisonous berries, has, after a further examination, been committed for trial for wilful murder, the evidence being to the effect that he IkneW the poisonous nature of the fruit. EAUTIIQUARr.s ...