... [THIRTEENTH NOTICE.] a Lve LIVERPOOL GRIEVANCEs.-We have on former ur occasions recorded our own local grievances the eir vast distance to which Runcorn and Parkgate have I wve been removed from us; the difficulty of correspond res ing with St. Helen's, Chester, Ormskirk, Prescot, r ili- &c., with which places we ought to be able to ex-t ire change letters and replies within business hours on ...

... b. - ?? or On Friday last, Liverpool and the coast surrounding was , lyvisited by a severe storm, which raged for oome time thei n- with great fury, and we regret to sany was not unaccom- Mal rei panied with loss of life and destruction of pirsperty' gen ~.During the night of' Thursday the glass fell considerably, qua a nd about three o'clock on Friday morning the gale ma, )a commenced, trom ...

... M ISCELLANTEOUS EXTRACTS. DINNERt SERVICES IN TILE 0IL-Ci Ti.ME-Dinnier services ,hatve greatly altered Since thce days when. ,neais and his ell banld of Wandering Trojans wvere perplexed by the oracular ucr lpredlimcti, that ttbt ev ?? tleir tables,' hoit folund.that tic fact,~ gave thle mcectaciig prophiecy it very innocent interpre- fo tiaition their tables were hunge rakes. Our Saxon ...

... VA R IET I ES. a. R- TheI, personal estate of the late Bishop of St. Asaph has ~ybeen estimated for duty at £-10,001). S. Mr. N. P. Willis, the well-mowen writer, is about to become La tile literary editor of the New York T1ribtune. S- The Queen of Spain has conferred the cross of the order a- of Charles III, onl AL Alexandre Datnas. , Thle D urhamn coal-owniers have advanced the price of ...

... EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE.- MEETING OF THE BRITISH ORGANISATION. s The report of the conference, in our last week's paper, was j brought down to Friday evening, and we now furnish our readers with a condensed account of the most material reso- 1 lutions which have been adopted subsequently. The sixth session was held on Friday evening. It was I .then determined that there shall be no money ...

... Xelo1UT eai erbattand. tua, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. Loft (rovm tlle South African Commercilt AdvrkeriW S&pt. 2.) Lo su No military operations of any moment have taken el effect in Kaffirlased since those already bef-ore the public. rl Thle Governoso continued in tile camnp on the Buffalo. i Sir Andreas Stockenstronm and Colonel Johoetone were ma uinderstood to be moving on the Upper Kei, with the ...

... ?? Midtrict ? PRRSCOT PATTY SX9asees, ?? George willt REq., Chairman, Fattlson Eliames, Ilichard Earlo Ind va 1a~m. Pilkington, Essgrs. James Wright, of i veterinary Buorgeon to Mr. Lyon, was fined L I 4.. ?? cots for riding on the footpath In the township of Widn e, Emanuel Dyson, of Proscot, watchmaker, was soled~ 19i g including coste. for ?? P01lee Constable 132 ilba Parker.-Nine persons ...

... MANCHELSTER. M The annual election of town councillors foir the different wards took place on1 Monday last, and for the first time since J the borough was incorporated in 1SSS, excited somtetiiig jw like a general interest amIOUg' tbe burgesses. This has ieen S owing chielly to the formation of the Ratepayers' Assochation consequent oin the .s. rate, that body, hiliig deturmfille' to ri oppose ...

... I-- No statute of modern. timies has better- clainms upon public attention than tihe act ,which was passed last session, for the mrute easy- recovery of small debts And demands in Eng- ln. tsobject is to establish courts oflaw throughout the country y in which justice hall be aiministeredl cabuply, - uniformly; andcxelii1sy by judges ?? qualified f yr their office by a professionsal ...

... PICKINGS FROM OLD MANCHESTER NEWSPAPER-.No. X. e A SA1FORD 1'lnannu.-Maneiester, April, 3 (1709). It is reported from Salford, that atl attempt hath been made d to take away the botly of the late John Grindred, executed at !X- Lancaster, and hung in chains at Sallord, aforesaid, for li murder, pursuant to his sentence last assizes. All well- )st disposed persons are shocked at this account, ...

... ttp?flbEnc2. The Editors do not hold themselves respornible for the sentioents avr contained in the Letters of their Correspondents. to sI THE EARLY-CLOSING MOVEMENT. n ti! To the EDITORS of the MANCHESTER TIMES. hi DEAR Sins :-You will confer an extreme favour upon ni me, and those young men with whom I have laboured tI since January last for an early-closing movement in this 6 town and ...

... onbcn(c. I 2The ?? do not hold theinsslres respansible fbr the sertintents contailned in the Letters of their Correspondents. t CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. To the EDITORS of the MANCHESTER TIMES. t GEsNTLrEPN :-WMay we be allowed, through the medium of your cotisistont journal, to caution thle public agaillst some parties who are going about the town selling what they term the best East India gul. ...