... not The ?? tenth Pnunal meeting of the Manchester Geologisal by lost Society, was held on Thursday muorning, avteleven O'clonk, in i~q. the society's roomis, at- the Royal Institution. James Hey- ofI wood, Esq. M.P. Presided. T1he report for rice icast yesr. was na O'read. It stated that one of the main ob.jects at the society bee ave was to inquire into the statistics aud nitwhinery of ...

... - -- . , ~.TIT~rfrl YESTERDAY EVENING. B Y EXPRESS. PARLIAMENT, YESTERDAY. ROUSE OF LORDS. A ?? was held this afternoon, at two o'clock, for the purpose of giving her Majesty's approval of the re-election of the Right Hon. Chas. Shaw Lefavre as Speakerof the House of Commons. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The Commons assembled to-day shortly before two o'clock, for the purpose of receiving her Majesty's ...

... [FROX OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] FRIDAY MORNING. The commercial news of this city and district this week, has, on the whole, been more satisfactory than a week ago could reasonably have bean anticipated With the exception of one fail- ure, that of an American house, Messrs. Coates, llildyard, and Co., uD stoppage of any inportance has taken place. This Sirm has, it seems, no fewer than three ...

... qx XNTELLIGE-NCM - * ?? , ?? . -~ii,4iSN'.. FRA2NCE. - - -~ i ' -TheW'aleouas are sifgularlyodeoitue'ofdotic news. The thregisoing f aotaread Singulnrlydecivt a wiorad a ?? wwigitbb, lodn~g them Alth opposition printa of the LltU drfl Ior se; dfso l beral party, `nveig -gan- uh os~ ?? he ovenmen a einipa oran,- for tb encouragement trhne bnoderbsnud.: M. .de Lasmartine has.joied thse ...

... The Antiquities found at lloylake t Cheshire, described by A. J fume, Tj.L.I)., .S.A. Illustrated. London: Longmans and Co. Liverpool: J. Walmsley. Antiquities found at Iloylake! we fancy some readers may be ready to exclaim. Is it possible th.it mar Liverpool, the modern Tvre, articles have been found interest the antiquarian ? Yes. and to the industry and research ot Dr. Hume are we indebted ...

... It is now more than ever requisite that the public should keep pace with the proceedings in the Parliament which makes the laws affecting trade, as well all other laws, and increases or reduces the taxes. There will be interesting debates both before and after the Christmas vacation, and those debates we shall take care to present to our readers an acceptable form—sufficiently ample in detail ...

... of the vessel who was summoned, and not ourselves. Our clearance was made some days back, when our liability in the case ceased; but the captain subse quently decided upon laying over, to take some additional freight, thereby entailing upon himself and owner* the additional detention money which Mr. Rusbton ordered them to pay, amounting in the aggregate, according to your acoount, to £44. We ...

... I Tiue conilitiost of tl'.e coisstry becomes more frightful every day. 'The following are the records of assassinsation and outrage which have rcacbed usi since our last pilbliCiitioO COUeNTY OF Ti's'e'atnlc.-A'CTEMN1TE MSCASSINATION OF It. U. BAYLY, Usan-A dsleperate asnd nearly succ_-esfifI at tcnpt was made, onl Saturdlay last, to murder Richard Uniackie Bavly, Esq., J.IP., of ...

... Tim usiull weeldy riectlitrg f the membhers of t iis iody was hell nn oilTonlv, in Corretliatmi r-hall. Tire chair Ivas iaken lv Ciptahll Ot: eNis, onC of tilc rNVwls' ciceted re)resenta- tives for the ?? Kiltkenri. Mr. JriiN O'N ined;vc that tile name of Mr. Chas. O'Conscll bc strucki ott' tire hoo's of the ?? ion. 'Thc motion was seconded ry aeclamation, and arleptedl. Mr. O'CONNIt.,L ...

... INI)IA, CHINA, ANI) EGYPT. I tLTrTi;1 s le Itcei receiveil by epress from Marseilles from lIlia, Chlia;, awdll Egypt, in anftillptioll of tihe Overland 1 i of tile 1 lit of Octolber. TiV3 ?? alc fro01 OiClentt.a t the 3:rd, Madras to the 8th, anod Bomsbay to thle 15111 of (Octolber ; froi Shlalntiluin t) tilt! 2lith, at( frooI [long i; Ol ti tihe D11ll of September, and froot Alexai(i iri to ...

... *mocrial -varliainilt. I - HOUSE OF LORDS. Thrurrsday, Nov. 25. Their lordships met at four o'clock, the Earl Of St 'AFT'S- nutY presitling. Earl SPENCER communicated hier Majesty's answer to the address. BSANK CllARTER ACT. In reply to Lord STANLEFY, E aarl GREY stated that it was the intention of the Mar- quis of Lansdowue to move for a select committee to inquire into the Bank Charter Act. ...

... I DO not know what would befal my heart, were Jimmv dead I fancy that I first should deem my blessings all were iied • And then my heart would burst with grief—my eyes run o'er with tears, And I should be a lonely man—alone, for life-long years! I do not think his mother's words, though full of soothing tone —If she could stop, amidst her grief, to think of me alone— Would heal one wound, dry ...