... LANCASHIRE PUBLIC SCHOOL ASSOCIA.TION. ld not o, on 'rIiursday evening lest, at the Sweedenborgian Sehboo, sell Heywood, a meeting v'as held to receive the ,stktetnents of a ril deputation of gentlemen front Manchester, iti advocacy of obj the Lancashire scheuie of education. The inecting was very pit ?3 numerously attended, upwards of 700 persons being preseor. see 0- Jacob Bright, jon. Esq ...

... MEETING OF POWER-LOOM OVERLOOKERS, IN SU3PPORT OF THE F ACTORY ACT. i Last evening, a very numerous meeting of the overlookers of power-looms in factories was held at the Millstone public- * house, Thomas-street, to express their opinion against the c of endeavours reported to be making to obtain a repeal of the I Hs, ten hours factory act, There was at least upwards of 150 Pe overloolers ...

... IRIsse WosucIousn.-A return obtained pror to the pro. l'A n rosgation of parliament by Sir R. Ferguson, M.P. shows that t et tle grand total number of persons under 18 years of age in, I the workhouses of the various Irish unions on the. 5th of, LI' May last, amounted to 128,799, of whom 02,014 were males, la e and ?0;,285 were females. I ml PRixca, Aaauanl.-It is rutnred that, in order to' ...

... IQ ormeponDence. ' ud cal WHALLEY RANGE CHURCH, MOSS 'SIDE Ili- ?? the Editor of the Examiner and Timiles..$ a- Sir,-On Sunday evening last, myself and another gen-t nl tleman were passing by the above church, and as we heard Im divine service was going on, we felt a desire to 'ener 'the of elhurch and take our place as humble worshippers therehn rml but when ve got t6 the dour we found it ...

... SIR JOSIHUA WALDISLEY AND THE BOLTON ELECTION. WVe eopy the following article front the Liverpool Uel-rcio.,, and earniestly recomn mend it to tile niotice of' the electors ;f Bolton. Deprived as they nre of the valuaile services of' their late popular tiellitber, we feel assured tiliat tihey ,will best consult their own interests, iuI those of the plbic at large, by returning Sit ,Josli it ...

... RIO vrobillcill Writio. NEETINGS IN t' ANKRUPTCY. .T THE COURT, ATHENXJEUM, GEORGE-STREET. MANCHESTER, .110u) of.Meeting. SIMITh h sSoit, lacecoan, Liverpool, dividend ?? 12 t . Watloson, olnisioni tagents, 30. Man1choster 11d Lces, , 'oof oft1ebts . 12 its01 latid ircthwood,rniazu it aetiorera, IManchlester, S tied last exami atin ?? 1 ItNISTEntL CtRcuLAR.-Lord John Russell has a, itid t ...

... NATIONAL LAND CONFERENCE, SNIG'S END _GLOUCESTERSHIRE. (Front tire Notilinghorn Mercury.) th ta- The annual conference of delegates from all parts of the eb he conrof the members of the National Land Comlpany, Pi ye, was held last week at Snig's End. The proceeding cot-a is- menced on Monday. The first day of the meeting of the t elh conference was occupied in arranging preliminary matters. PI ...

... rarletiec. el . . _ ?? F~~~IqI det ye- It is said to be in the contemuplartion of tire French govern- promtd ct ment to greatly modify, if not to totally abolishr, the absurd. ticJ pa ?? passport system. centu mie Thle New lhr'k 73xpress ~sys: A two hundred thousand melne Ledl dollar maurriage settlelenet was Droads on Thursday, at the Threi of registrar's oltice, which attracted much ...

... I,- - Us E uil ubaaL value. 2iftCelaftncou%. WAGES OF FARM SERVANTS.-Perth streets had a crowded ll appearance on Friday last; from the number of finn servants lo mn quest of masters. Wye understand that wages fell eon- 20 siderably, broth here and atflunkeld ma rket, on TuesdaMy week. 20 Good ploughm en were engaged in some eases at £11, being lo about £2 uiider last~year. .Youimg lads in ...

... I The Morning Post of yesterday contains a tabulart statement of the production, consumption, and stocks of sugar since March 31, from which it is made to s appear that there may be absolutely no stock of a sugar left in the world in March next. As the a figures given in the Post, however, are utterly unin- telligible, we shall not puzzle our readers by copying tl them, but as the absurd ...

... *A4 .. LX J A.itJ V .UXJI .Jf ?? '.Af (From the North of Scotland Gazette, Jidy 3rd.) ti An apparatus for the manufacture of this new gas has Y been fitted up at Parkhousei and we have been favoured with . the following description of it by Dr. Kinloch. It seems U well worthy of public attention, After giving an account of the mode of manufacture, he proceeds to speak of its merit a in the ...

... METEORIOLOGICAL OBSERVA IONS. o By J. 13. and J. flonehetti, 43, Msrket-stroet. ?? . Temperattue ?. c. ! in the ,hade Hygrometer ?? i Atmospherio Prep_ by Self-regis. at 2 o'clock ' u 3n Thormor P.M. S9 Ten Four TwvIv. ý'i I .I ts cr a.m. p.m.A e i. in,,. i. dg egl. deg c.d-- le 23 3004 20-!318 29,1)5 ,17 17 I0 000 10 239/ 3(104 ,33 ,,5 17? :'37 10 45 42 :1 , 0'00 ss 2 1 2(1M32 20(32 29-02 41 ...