... ETUE 'TIMES' ON NATIONAL EDUCATION. Old writers say that our government consists l three estates; and recently a fourth has been !of three esat press as the exponent of public epiaion. At the present time, we may set down Oph ruling, or, according to circumstances, the ahljifVovrr the Crown, the Lords, the Com- cefltof kbhic opinion, and the London 'Times.' A achine which sends forth, every ...

... y, -- MANCHESTER JUVENILE REFUGE AND L SCIOO.L OF INDUSTRY. r I'll, With a view to making the subscribers to this institution. dI cnd the public, nequuinted wvith its progress and effects, Mr. ita Bryan, whose unwearied exertions as master merit the highest n p raise, was requested to draw up a short statement of its ti history since its opening, in January last. We have plea. s sure in laying ...

... I the To thoe Editor of t1w M~anchecster Exiaminer. nie: Sir,-An article of correspondence which I suppilied You Sul iiritlo three weeks ago, relative to some of the pauper peasantry hh, of the county of Galway, being sent to England ;at thle ex- wh ponse of funds which should have been applied to their w relief in their native place, has attracted much public I attention, and some ...

... Aocal anb Vrobincial' iTc t THEa STOCitPORT ELECTtON.-Tlie nomination, of, can-. tr didates for ilhe represeutationt of Stockport will take placoe to- )f uinorrow morning, and the pollinig will come off on Theirs- day. We must again express a hope that the free trade is electors of that borough wiil do their duty fearlessly. C Y MR. CoBDFN'S SPEECH.-PRICE OF AmEniciAm Ffioujs- d In our report ...

... T113 EIXCLUSION *1 POLiJ 1 FTROM C)M CH.kNTCS' ]NSTI T'LTtN l . Aln address unon tlis subject was develire!, i o! ecling, hinlte seboolsroos ttlideritfi::etl i. ; chapel in New iri-Hge-street, Strangewavs ib ; n the oiliciating ilunister at that place of memlbers of the WVorking Mens' Ai!-oc. li ;; J inenced with the essnilnption tbat th'st i ' prossly exeluded fronl mlosIt pjelhsuivs P - said ...

... THE EXAMINER. TM A N CHESTER, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ;2r. 1847. -I t Tue ship Iiivnlhoe, Captnin EDnAwns, arrived last dLI I evening in the Mersey, from New York, whence o t sbe sailed on the 9th instant, Not being a regular S conyveyanlce, only a few stray newspapers have been to f received. Wire have seen such as have reached, but w, . do not find that they contain arly political news of S X ...

... The GceUND OPEn.S-in ecur view of its nature and charac- ter-ought to be eno harnionious consbination of thle three sister arts. Music, Painitinig, and poetry Should be linked to- gether wvith a grace and Pvpsttocrkeddonly by the true artist, a union of rare occurerence inl our modern opera hatidlieraftamlel. 'To maintain its 6liarnctsr of the lofty and the beauitiful, it insst be consistenit ...

... S LE CTED. ed WHAT THE YOICE SAID. be Br JOIIN 0. WHITTIER. Maddened by Earth'g wrong and evil, Lord! I eridd in sudden ire From thy right hand, clothed with thunder, im Shake the bolted fire! Love is lost, and faith is dying; With tho brute the man is sold; And the drooping blood of labor 5, iHardens into gold. rk Here tbe dying wail of Famine, There tbe battle's groan of pain; ce And, ...

... D T11T FAST DAY.-IMPORTANT,-The publie should bh tl aware thnt by the 7st nnl 2d George IV. cap. 78, all bills dne e smd payable on Wednesday next, being a solenni fast day, ft become ldue and payable on Tuesday preceding; and in case o of nonpaynment, may be noted and protested on such preced. a hig day, and it is not necessary to give notice of disholnour it thereof nntil the day after the ...

... LO¢> l. AND PRlOVINCIA'l NEWS. DIRSS1kS9-TIon OF PATR11A.MEX;T.-W.31.}8.n -AI1 I eprl- . . . llAs rOF o PAcnIAAs1E¶.T-.We~iiavc good reso,,s for I ey1believing-thet the ~)tOj intl. will beqjj, hy'on whiclf the dis- lim0u- 0o~i~ifyriiinwl aeplc.il as heeffvumozurod eCS ju *tlatcthe (Elosions would be postpleoi'd till after iarv'rAt; bill 'Ut (i C bef lfet~ t is no foundation foi-rthe ...

... IA large and, influential meeting of the merchants and by manufac~turms of AManchester, interested in having ent secured to this country as abundant a supply of cotton as can be secured, was held in the Town Hall, onmMoniday. od It was understood that the object of the meeting was to o urge upon parliament better facilities and encouragement for the cultivation of cotton in India. rie The ...

... Icormesponoenre. The Ecditors do theold tthemrselves respensile for the sentiorente contained in the Letters of their u rrespondents. GRAMMAR SCHOOL MEDAL. To the EDITORS Qf the M1ANCHESTERI TLIES. Srts:-Last Easter, your contemporary, the Manche-ster Courie., in reply to inquiries respecting the Grammar Schoole medal, informed its readers that the medal was coming out forthwith, but up to-the ...