... POLITICAL ECONOMY IN AMERICAI It is a matter of no small importance to 'this country that sound principles-should advance in America, and that Great Britain and the United States should be con. neeted in bonds of a comnmon interest, and of reciprocal benefits. We have pleasure in submitting to our readers the following extract from an American paper, published at Buffalo, which will be perused ...

... a - Es TTHEATRE 110YALo .-The reductiosi in the pirices of admis- of tlsion to this establishment has had the effect of secnrin g, grE if regularly, pretty good houses. Oil Saturday evening, the TI Y Patrircitn's D qeitjier was performed; and during the present he week, the comedies and plays of Shakspere have formed the mi y staple of the amusements. On two or three occasions, how- ME sever, ...

... the FRENCH REavauE-The HkIonite publishes a Table of L the the Receipts of the Indirect Taxes for the three first quarters W, of the present year-which shows an increase over 1845 of ale IO). 13,1883,00f. Comparedwith 1844, the increase is 27,418,000f. : 'a BRENTAL OF MIDDLESEX. -The antial returns of the to] 'sax rental of the county of Middlesex was completed lately, L SIX and from them it ...

... Oil ASHTON AND STALYBRIIDGE, anl MaR. GnimsiAw's CONCcEaT.-ThjS concert ,got ulp byl Mr. Gritnshaw, Ctame off ott Tuesday evening las'tin the Tow l( Hall, and was, as we understanld, -very well attended. Not tis having reccived a ticket, we arc unable to Speak of the per, I formance; but, according- to report, it )went off well. if:I FACTORY IN FoiiMATtoocs.-At the County Court Room, onl tilt ...

... THE EXAMINER. MANCHESTER, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1846. It The advices from the United States received oni Sunday last by the Cdledoniiet, are up to the end of in the month of October. So filr as regards the facts he they communicate, they may be deemed for the most S to its part ullimportant, inasmlluclh as they tell us little that 01 is new, either of transatlantic, commercial, or military it ...

... THE EXAMINER::' MANCHESTER, SATURDAY, NOVEMIBER 14, i84; - - - - : . . . - .3. S P O W T T - -O ! J;. SUPPLY OF WATER To MANPH-ST.-s, ly a, Of all the measures of moral, political, or sanitary ki r reform which have ever yet been devised, there is no el k0 Df single one which would tend more speedily and more effectually to elevate the couditin of tie w'orkkig') it' class of Manchester than a ...

... SHORtT TirE.-In consequence of the notice given to the hands of Messrs. Charles Openshaw and Co., of e Buckley Lane, Bury, they commenced working four days per week yesterday (Thursday). r WOHNIv FOUND DROWNED.-Oa Wednesday an in- quest was held at the Bull's Head, Bradshaw, on the e ape afd a middle-aged female, who is unknown. It a PPderin the woman, who was poorly dressed, was seen It ...

... I II - MUNICIPAL EcLECTIoNs.-This election has passed off with a result little expected by any party. The influential E parties in the borough took little interest in the contest; ( the few con~servatives who are in the council being the X retiring councillors, and they not contesting their respec- tive wards. The Stockport Ratepayers' Association, of which Mr. Tym is the chairman, and the ...

... AS; IUDDERSFIIELD AND MANCHESTER AND LEEDS AND ? ?? to Herapath's Journal these compa- Le nies are about to unite, and the London and North Western ity Company have agreed to lease the amalgamated line, and to fr. guarantee a dividend equal to 7-lOths of their own. As the ?? and North Western pay 10 per cent. this would be 'd-equal to 7 per cent. J, IRISH RAILWAY SCHEMES THIS Sassroce.-Last ...

... 4 I wl - - ?? - ?? . Wr I , , - - I t I 9 C, I gollxv?ii6`1141 ?? ?v ?? ? ,,,W I ; I ORrGINA 'jSD.LECTED. THE IRISH PR IA D THE REGIUM D6NUM. (From the Eclectic ereiewfor November, 1846.) On every hand the voluntary principle is making pro- gross.' Practiaft or theo'htically it bids fair to become universal amin Protestantichurclhes. In several cases where it is ma Kstoutly repudiated it ...

... I X J.- I : , - .1 .~ ~ ~ ~ ; _ O. _, ?? _, _ __ TKEB MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS These contests, which have been the source of so much strife for several years past, and upon which so much sitoney has beeriexpended, came off on Monday. iThelreformers, however, having determined no longer ItDcourage the abominable treat- ing system, left the, tit tto themselves, without even. making a C a and tle' ...

... NOMINA'IION OF SHiERIFFS. Among the viominations of shrliiis for the different colinties of England and( Wales, at tie Count ol Ex- chequer on Tlhu silay week, we lindl the following, vix.. ?? Gerard Leyc stecr,of Toft l-lall, Esq.; Henry Brooke, of Gran-ge, Esq.: Thomnas W\illiam Tattoo, of Witheiishiaw, Esq. Derbyslhire-Joh Bell Cromilton, of Bilford, Esq.; Sir Rolbert Brtlett, of Foreilak, ...