... MANCH~ESTEIL AND Mu. BRIGUT. I If our neighbours in the metropolis of the manu- w facturing district are not extremely- vigilant, just el now, they will be seduced Into the bondage of a mo, p derate, it may be, but an enduring Toryism. If his' fi tory be philosophy teaching by example, such a ol result of the singular manceuvres, led on by our semi- h brother of the Manchester Guardian, ...

... ?? I ?? Attiltactim, ADW?rt I ?? !,I? ,t 80111l AT TIII M9IA0 U a l r On Mdonday evening last, thO11OO-lnad, Annmal soirdie.12O Alh~ :bl~ao '1 Yrrin~tinj Aleehanina'jse anstltutlon w ial hold ina th la~p eroom should .1 tole Ibionlt,. Abu~t 954 1ad1es and geutleC36e11 attended thadr, rhob Coai r was occupied by witilaro Scown. Rsq., M.P., of Liver- lhes poit,- tin is right sit D~r. Riidt'is. ...

... PRESTON HIOUSE or CORRECTION. CIIAPLAIN'S REPORT. T'hc Twenty-third Report of the Rev. J. Clay, chaplain of tho House of Correction, submitted to the magistrates of this county, attthe Micimelmas Sessions, held at Preston, and just published, contains much valuable testimony con- corning the state of crime in this district, and the opera- tion of the system acted upon in the gaol, in this town ...

... TiiiNG9 USELLSS.-A woman without a tongue; a coach without horses; a fire-place without a chimney; a good dinner without an appetite; a man without bonour; a great desire to spend money without possessing a far. thing. The latter is annoying-exceedingly. It is provided that the legislature may establish inferior courts in the United States. We defy it, says the Yankee Doodle, to establish ...

... - -0. -- ?? . IH M MEE:J'TINtG OFM' R. BRlGHT'S COMMITTlEE. I The pecond general weekly meeting of Mr. Bright's elee- ePI tion. committee was held ?? evening, in the large reon room of Ilaywardls Hiotel, Bridge-street. There were about 3.X0 persons present, and there would in all probability have (R( been many mjore, had not it heavy fall of snrow commlenced nod, about an hour before the time ...

... INTIMIDATION BY TRADES' UNIONISTS.-John Bons- field, Alfred Cheeseborough, Francis Johnson, John Dumbell, Gilbert Gray, Peter Grundy, Samuel Mills, G Win. Murgatroyd, Joseph Platt, James Quarry, Nathan Ranmsden, William Reed, Henry Selsby, Joseph Smith, Robert Westwater, Thomas Wilson, and Thos. Wright, H were brought before the magistrates on Saturday, charged with having at Newton-in ...

... LeFO LEOTTERS FROMIVI ITDON.b0 No. XLV. PI Tue recent death Of Mrs. HooD reniinds uts Of poor HOOD VC himself. IHOOD was DflasocRaTrs iud HERACTATtJS rolled to NTT into one. The teair was ever strutnggitng with the smile onhis wi an cheek. His soul was afounitoftliiideepestpathos; like the Wi lem1 central fire of PYTHAGORAS, and tie central hseat of modern lth sot its geologists, the ouitward ...

... ;ELAECTION 1NTELLIGHN'C& ; .- I. _ ,- - - - - . MA'casaRrat - The, third weekly meoniltg of itr. Brnght'e eecto committee was held 'yesterday iveinig saiillight, at 1Hyiywarat' Hotel, Mltt ioeslfr GeIrge ; l iluon, E~q., lute chairman of ?? Auti'Zorn-Li.v ett igei n7cei, sm~ h e~es pregenst tt t he pi fotllt waere John lBrooksl, i J. C. Dver f . . ?? Wattn, Eq., Fi. W. Wattkiin, E~q., ¢fh ...

... PROTESrANT REFORMATION SOCIETY. The annual meeting of this society was held at the onf cat Concert-hall, Lord Neleon-etreet on Frida'T evening and saiv jest, the Rev. H. MINeile, Presiaent of the Society, in I ii the chair. Among those present were, the Rev. J. B. a pisto 9Owen. of Bilaton, the Rev. W. Pollock, the Rev. F. been so Parry, the Rev. W. Falloon, the Rev. G. Groom, thle Sonmer Rev. ...

... 3irikenheiala, &c. ?? ¢Xs C DISEASED MEAT.-The carcass of a cow was seized last week, at the slaughter houses, by Mr. Nent, the active superintendent of the nmarket. The animal was in a gangrenous state, arising from the disease called pleura pneumonia, and totally unfit for human food. It had been brought from the Chester Railway, and was intended for the Liverpool market. MEcHAsIrs' ...

... DEATlH BY Fini.-On Wednesday, Mr. Chapman held an inquest at the Royal Infirmary, on the body of Samuel, son of Joshuai qhaw N t R nlMno7 7.TI son ci' Joshual Saw, Nelson-street, Bcohdale Road. It appears that on Tuesday the child was roasting potatoes in the fire, it being alone in the house, and set fire to its clothes. It ran into the street screaming for help, and a neighbour went to its ...

... VARIETIE S.- -as A letter fromt Bome, of the 18th, contradicts the report that Is- the Pope intended to make some new cardijnals, d, Admiral Sir George Coclkburn has, within these few days, ,et lost the se Of his left side by an attack of paralysis. he Oeothe Hanlover morning papers published the news ho0 of the incorporation of Cracow with a, deep black border. lot The last accounts from the ...