... TO TIHE WORKING MEN OF SCOTLAND, a BuainnaN,-Ws are about to receive a visit from b two of the moat talented and firm friends of the up. d represented manses; gentlemen who have come 2Iboldly forth from the ranks of the proud aristocracy , to associate with working men, to defend the poer n andtbe oppressed, and to aid the great cause of moral, social, and political improvement-these gen. .e ...

... I TO TEB ELECTORS OF MANCHESTER AN JTS I VICINITY. (Prom the Meoehater Timaes.) 0entlemen,-We, the Chartist Registration and Elec. f tion fommittee, deem it sur duty to inform you that we intend to bring forward otto or more Ctartiatcandidates at the nest election. We presumej from the deranged etate of things, there will presently be another dissolu. tlion of parliament; conequsently, we ...

... . I The thirty-eighth annual -mieeting Of ths 11otyws ed'lr on Wedne~sdy eyoning, in the Music-iall, Alblon-ecst.o eoffs - Tile Rei. W.11. BATHUYRST, M.LA., Rector of BarwiCkin~f- obji Elmeet, was called to the-chair, and openefd tile proceedings by gr& ,t eresing regret that-there were so fow present, bilt hea hoped pra 'that 00ne presenlt felt that thle wor k of the. Bible Society was but ...

... DINNER TO SIR ROBERT PEEL| I ~~AT LIVERPOOL.I Sir Robert Peel arrived In Liverpool on Friday last, on a visit to the Mlayor. After dining with Mr. Charles Lawrence , at Mozley Hill, on Thursday, passingthe night there, Sir Robert came into Liverpool about eleven O'clock next morning, in Air. Lawrence's carriage. He employed the earlier part of the day in 'surveying St. George's Hall, the ...

... if E D U AED1CATION. it The following outline of the discussion in the ?? Union, at York, on Thursday week, on the e question of Education, is from the Paetrit:- 7 1After the opening devotions, the Educational Report was read by Y the Rev. It AINSLIH. The main featureof it, of course, was ourpresent Y position The new Minute, and the prospectus of the new General 12, Education Socidty, were ...

... 0 BEBOF THE NATIONAL 1 -,0~O iLAD ,UOMPAY I -1 - I~~ ~ . :l; C M ~ ~ . MY CHLLSaN, KYBuoanD Casonu,; Are yoU net Proud that conscious interity thus enables me to atdres youm i ithos eiadearing terms? proud, because you are aware that I would blush to court your * 'ask your love, if I did not merit the one and deserve tier. I do not Often lay you uinder heavy tax, but I as you tab week to read ...

... DISTRIC'r INTELLIGENCE. I D1R IFFIELD. McErtAN5ICS' INSTITUTE.-Thse committee of this involuahle tssociatio,, desirious of giving the arivibers every possible op- Iottunoty and means of obtaining knowledge by an enlargemeslt of tbe library, the purchase of seieotific apparatus, &c., has re- Cently solicited, by circular, the aid of a many of the influen- tral roiabitarts In tire town and ...

... TO THE ELECTORS OF MANCHESTER AND ITS I I .~~~VICINI'TY. (From the emaeheser i'imes.) Uentlemeh,-We, the Chartlat Registration and lesc. tion CVmmittee, deem it our duty to inform n ou-that we intend t bring f-reard one or mora Otartistcandldatee at tke next election. We presume, from the deranged state of things, there will presently be another dissolu. tion of parliament; consequently, we ...

... .--rntSw SSOUESmON. IJ'tAOO ~~6UZJO~AY~ki* hasl (From a trat pulsi by the Internationals der League eonciedest ~from the go i ft Of the From the Statie Of things we ve described bad Oison,' litt as an inevitable consequence, the absolute dliscredit Of tilo ~the diet-the degradation, In public opnoo very MO Fedleral authority. How is a power to mk islfr. i espected which is'ot even. respected ...

... 11.1 atartlot I IMP??Ilgrlll, Bu~sot.At a'metin, ofthe mensbers. ofth'o l~tional Charter Assuctatitfl. heldat M LiVnlngy, M wil malt Shovel, Billiton, on ~Sunday , e n,* Mr List arein thchi r, it was resolved : . Thiet a ?? be entered into` fr t- pO P05t of till supplying .A1'a veteren Daddy lt1ichtill~h wm ltirsg for she ensving winuter. toadbtt The call was jinmediateir respondeI 25i. wai ...

... I AUvIICIPAL' ELE CTIO N S. LEE ,6MUiOjpL AL RnvyiSso-IN.-Th result of this of' revision-isihown byjthe f1olliing taible', :from en uthientic ' suc. heobjections- on both aides being withdrawnf.by I '-consst' the revisio wofnib't'cane I ?? -Tories. ;: Total on the o Claims siloweil.1a 0Iaisllosved. Revised~ist i . ?? ?? ?? .. 20 ?? Woat ?? 162 ?? 56 ?? .orth t101 .. .4112 ?? by :North i ...

... , RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS.-16Ti WiEDx THIS HAILr-YEAI.-OCT. ]6. I -Tcta m oose Paid up d RAILWAYS. Thi Last ti| tina n Capital to ; week year i-year lastyr @ July Ist. . ~ ~~ £ £ I£ £I £ . Arbroath and Forfar -171 377 4346 4071 275 . . Chester & Bhkenhd. 877 705 13387 1248S 902 767,000 Dandee,P .&A brde * .. ?? I DublinanodDroghled| 800 7s4 14383, 33149 934; . SWs Dublin & Kiog.o.n.. S864 893 ...