... T -- - -- r 1 - r ;: t LONDON, TuEsDAY, FzB. 5; 1850. W r I have deferred my letter on the opening of parliament c till to-day, that I might be enabled to give the readers of the b MAnchster Examiner and ?? a better idea of the spirit M in which the men who have been abusing each other ia their respective counties, would meet in the House of Commons. th Theformalitiesattendant upon the ...

... ?? I . .. I ,- o ,T 1 - .. orreopolittriti., ? , , I I ? I -. ei GEeRAL NOTICE. -Letters ziiinaeded'rpblal~o a LU .ehimis ouht, o beas brief. and clear as Possiblhisumid the, *n bandwritingdistinctand le~gibareeultoouer of on both Bicles'of :the alsheet Diats;,and namses of pebrsone 2 &u places, should, bevyery plainfry wr'.tten, The shorter ided learer theegeaterla the: probability. of.ita ...

... IMPERLA LIAMENT.. _ w w _w w w HOUSE:OF LORDS, Fa!DAY, FEB. 1. There was uo house to-day. 0 ~~MONDAY. .ANSWER TO THE ADDRESS. The LORD C1 dt1A.BEILAIN (the Alaiqisof Bresadl- bane) read her ilijeozy's jsost graiouS answer to their lordalilps address. --y ilj8, I tbauk you fur your oyid and dutifuil address. lt is ?? gratiyig tu toe to receive Saucil an 4assurance of yur feeliiak ou tltci loss ...

... ?j?gHantOU? ?? will flue I t 'e ira people ?? there are no, fioo a left ?? h~drnenniess in the navy C~tiieo~imel Rordri 1848, wasB no lessl O~taf~iil~lbls 'thle total numbeir 5~~ie ~~ as 1.514., lb~l;$latberold at Vieiina and Paris Calls5 113,aiilj -Hilts ?? put forth that ?? . it ?? treachery of tile it o ?? a vis iiut believed. II 1vtl Tile cpirtV o oiet l esn jolie Juribl to Ie formiation ...

... SECON EDNITION. L ?? Electric Telegrp. t The French mail'baa not'arrived, And the, gales erel so I~tviolent during the night that it ie not expected at Dover till ( half-past six tlits morning In-London'thle' wind has also1 ribeeu3lcedii0.1 high, accoipinie' by'strong showers o ~ran.-oldis -iper tent, dearer in Paris than! in London, iand 0.41 Per cent dearer in' London titan in~ Hamnburg. The ...

... i ' : . : | ~ I , . IMPROVJ4D RAILWAY-AUDIT, AND GENERAL SYSTEM -OF MANAGEMENT. MEE TINGt AT T HE C'I IRENCE HOTEL' ?? afernoon, a -neeting (convened by circular3 of shareholders .ij'the London and North-Western Railway Company,resideutvin Manchester and-its neighbourhood,' .was held at thecjqarence.Hotel, Spring GOardens; the objeot (of the meeting being. to oppose a government system of ...

... That portion .of-Cheshire immediately adjoining and in- -a1 elidin Birkenhead. has for some. time past been inffested-by, .a band frfinwoentse have assumed a -very.- ~ar serious chai'acter, but who have hitherto defied the vigilance ~tb of the-police, -and- escaped that punishment which their ~al crimes so richlyme6rit. ?? o A few weeks ago two per-ions were stopped in Claughtoris by five men; ...

... :TE EXAMINER AND 4TIMES : MANCHESTER:. - jWEDNESDAY F-EBRUARY 6, 1X~. ! THE I ; ON TH; E l: A DE : S . : l ITHE: DEBATE ION ;THRE ~ DREsk. l - , : la 7 .. - .~ ?? ?? X f The debate on the address terminated with imajority .the of 119 against .the, amendment of the Protectienists. be This vote is a deoisive ratifi cation of the'determin' eion of' qof Parliament to -maintain inviolate the ...

... Ameetinig of en unprecedented charneter wae held at the g1m British Uuiof' Schoul-room), Shakspere Walik, slindwel11 onl andl iitipolttii correspoutletit of tue 4lc-oi/, fo-r -the, pin-pose a otasetaiblilig togeitter same of the lowest class of muile 1( juenile thieves told vit~gubotlds WI)o infest tite lmetropollisauid Vir the coun1try at large ; and althought prv~l ald tn. I le two day,.' ...

... ;i:lR ItlLILE AND DEUIOCA Y ! 'l CA :: . I tor eib6I - The, 7'inwe cmptis - 011,t1ou-o~r le5gi~tp bezoring quite airecvgu~ised elealento ui Ucll'dt and Mr., CALYLE, il tile first of his batterd r ph0ets, avers that universal lert'9 e iteif as an inevitable fact of the das iD 1bid 8 for prpof-pf which he. I ppeals to thP e 1story ° durintg the ast few years. Mr. CA5L5ES in ithevpampblet ...

... k{! : ; - > ' # i ' ' .: ' ?? ?? ?? I -: ?? ?? 111- 14 4 IX, - DIS-- ~ 2- S;- F j . ?? I'llu lt .; T PARTIAL DESTRUCTI6_N OF-ALL SWINTW ;4 of'tbe CHUh ,! ,1 I vs. Dr. Seldom has it been our duty to record the particulars of a Ien tile Mtore palitul catastrophe-w'fere ao Iunirun life was de. s Id the stroved-ilabu we have this day to place before our readers c fl, tc in relation to twte partial ...

... Qoriepon ence. ?? ?? 1i.ADES AN!t CO ESPOND1ENT1S - ~Git.i'it NOTricE: - Letterks' ?? ft) publication in our cU.Ieolrim is Ioagi to be as Iij lef ailt clear as pous ble 'nid thi .hkiudo ?? ieita legible. Theres iagiht nkever to ?? ?? b th ?? ol' the Hihut.. Dntes, auil ilmues of poifO. s cml p~uitius cl~i siiol be ci jy plainly * riaeui. 1be shou ter atidilealrerr ?? i vi is, he gvsr ,r;is ...