... I ;? .. 7- Oartifit ?? held 'at the Ship .Ion,on Sunday evening last, Mr h Stephenson 'in the ehfr, the following s tolotis 28: be That we~th members f. the Lad Companyand Na 1 I Cloud Chartr Aenoctatlon 'meeting atthe ship In, 'U.thi Biringamdeely egrt te utimlydeath of peer Dodson of leafod whose Trite and family baye been de. priyed oftheir natural protector bythe Inhuean conduct on of ...

... .Ar . WMaq(ot . lattlitaillM B1211oAALU.-At a numerous meeting of Chartists, beld- at the.Ship ?? on Sunday evening last, 2r Stephensonin .tre' ehhifr.-the following resolatiena were unzanimnousy adopted.' Moved' by. Ma' usseli, aeconded ,l4y Mr bankcs:', - ?? - . ; Ts'wethemonbesa of the Laud Company.,and Nsa tionalt Oanter AssociatIon, meeting at theship lun, Birmingham, deeply regret the ...

... w _ _ _ _ __7_ _ ?? _ ?? D&Atn Prou. HARD DRitnbaoste.-Befere MMr Iliggsa. coroner for the Ditschy of I[Aanasttv, at the Union Arms, Claphla, on Mr John pFothergill, aged -3, t gentlemnu of fortune. residing at 3. Goring-grOve, 'Wandsworth.road. For the lst, two years the tie- ceased was matauntly in a state of intoxication from drinking ardent spirits. Giza and-brandy 'wei his principAL Arink ...

... wamc news. lion THE GnAT BuTraIN A! IVnSrooOL.-ThO atele . o raph ainouned on Monday morning at an early DVe, tour that the Great Britain had passed Holyhead at de. five o'olock. Curiosity was at the highest pitoh to rem see her in the waters of the Merey once more. Ac- his cordingly at abost anon, the time she wan expected, t he the pier head3 became thronged with spectators. had Shortly ...

... TI'E CHiRONICLE. Tuesday, September 21, 1847. Breeding in all its branches,, is a com- nion and well received toast at Agricultural spreads; but the general run of stock- farmers as commonly persuade themselves that the work is done when that simple mark of respect and recognition has been paid, so beyond the precincts of the dining- room all is barren-unproductive at all * events of the ...

... II OR T ICULTUR E. It is now high tinte that fhe mushroom bed5, . which are usually erected during this month. shoubl be built and spawned. ('are must be taken ihat the dutsg is thoroughly fermented, and the violent beat blown off befoue the bed is built; for if the duon is too hot it will destroy the spawn. The beds mav be built in the open ground, or in a spare shed, or mush- room house. The ...

... -vollic5tic 'Kich%, TnE ATO-4TrAuit Isrnctsire-T ?? has just passed hafs been oue of the most trying to tile g~reat mon(letarY 0stabliShanenIts in the city which hasi Occurred smitice thu crisis or 182Z3. IL lifts been stated, respeoting the large a ilisenito1ting 'ho1nait of Gurney. Overend, anl Co. thait, to enubie theni to meent. aley toemgerglv whicht mi-ght arise, the 'house of Gnirifley ...

... iptit of the ires%. 1 . 1. 5 e- - f CUiM.M]NEUCIAL DISHONESTY. T~at (From the Daiy; New05.) Waslls v^;'ord is as good as his bond is a I1 %v Often hear made, and, in many iustancesfno Eh9a1 hlu,; ?? he average of bonesty may he tti Iidi tni n in most - continental countries. ilaes,,r * , rs cl IS h~t t sos, to ai remarkabie degree, (Itllers Ignorance is not so- ?? re ?? uf ,e~n as -in Paris, ...

... WHAT CLAIM 5!AVE WE TO G55ATITuDE.-A little thought ,vill sometimes prevent you from being discontented at not meeting with the gratitude which you have expected. If you were only to measure your expectations of gratitude by the extent of benevolence which you have expended, you would seldom have occasion to call people ungrateful. But many persons are in the habit of giving such a facti- ...

... I RAILWAY DEPARTuj-p87 NORITH UIiONI. Ffrom ?? to Lives-pool, ?? 730 AUM., MIxed. 1 30 w.11., lit & 4Ci 9 0 A.M., let &2d Ch. 4 0 Plat., t& 2d Ch 10 35 A.M., let& Id Ole. '1 0 P.M.,0 Mixed. Ott SUNDAYS.-? 55 A.M., ie; 5 5 P.R., Mied. From Liverpool to Wigans ande Presto,, 7 30 A.M., Mixed. 1 30 P.5O.,St2404 o 0 A.se.,lat&2d1015 3 50P`s0t2% 10 25 A.M,,lst&2dCIs. I 7 0 P.M.,Mized. Or, SUNDAeYS: ...

... GL..ANINGS. In a bond my faith owes nothing, because it has no- thing lent it.-Montague. A good cause receives more injury from a weak defence, than from a frivolous ?? Marvel. I , A wound in the friendship of young persons, as in the bark of young trees, may be so grown over as to leave no scar. The case is very different in regard to old persons and old timber.-Shenstone. It is not from ...

... IMPROVEMEET OF WIGAN.-IMPORTANT ~l COUNCIL MEETING. A meeting of the Town Council of this borough was held in the Council Chamber of the Town-hall, on Thursday afternoon last, for the purpose of receiving the report of the committee appointed to obtain an act for the general improvement of the borough, when the following members were present :-Aldbrmle Lord, Caldwell, Marsden, and Byrom; ...