... D - - t !. : ; The Times and the UlIorning Chronicle areboth well pleased with Mr. BRI3HT'S speech on Ireand. hi They admit its poweri praise its ability, quotE and AI eulogisa particular passages, but cannot, for tbh life tl of them, see a single clue in its manifold suggesions to the unravelment of the mnystery of Irish pinury a, and pauperism. It' would certainly have ben a great feat of ...

... ? I . I' ,- I- -1; I I I 1 ?l - , 1 ?, f 11- - ?? ?-jlc ? ? ?? -1 , I ?? ? t?, ? II ; . . ?, ,li Arrms, Acecrnirtoo, and,. beerdeslbivirg higher pirrpocirs: in ?? yiawji w~as~ i'mexcen egl pl itand agreeable reunion;~ nh 'llh~o~bjects of the social' parr-treo ny the cultivation 'I ed of friendly feehofgs betatceed'th6 fii es bt the -exponent ?? Cs-, of. Cbrrqcvprretia cfoj e ?? omaysP it~li ? ...

... I 'ANUAL SOIRE'E. . I o The annual soiree of the members and friends of tbis s institution was held on Tuesday evening last, within the a institution itself. Nearly 1,000 persons sat down to tea. The c. room] was most tastefully decorated with evergreens, artificial 0 flowers, banners, fags, and pictures. Opposite the platform, tI age77allery had been erected fcr the band; while at the front ...

... r lhe following letter has been addressed to Mr. Roberts, seel r thE clerk of the board of guardians, on several points of read r intrest in the county expenditure, wbich will be read with di , inlbresl by all ratepayers:- read ?? :Ar~eadowercft, 29th Dec. 1SJ.9. mnar 1 ?? sir,-I have to acknowledge the receipt of your the Y leter of the 28th instant, nddressed by desire of your board and of ...

... ?? ?? = ?= -? ? 19 ? ?? 1 r t -- , Y. ?? -, . . . ~ .I I - I-_ - 1. 1_ , _ _ _ _ ;; ?? n '¼ ?? ?? izth suagi7stautee, e ?? dlring the Christmas .-L½,eT (aL ublilell and disorderly f T- - !4i- :tleaouring clesei3be w ' 1 tt tgresult is, no dou0bt, e I ?? ]> 7 tl~l UI'.uro.i w~5 Chcetlhnw,enr C i*~ 0, ill. ii. hind . fl 5s. and . il tailrlestowvz, Gareoric AIeyfinled tb eachb, Vi 0 1)'le1 ...

... THEIZ EXAMINER AND TIMES- d; A ,MANOHIE'STE II - ;SA~t~lI3J;')AY, JANgUKRYt i2,. ]8150.,. ! i LS i .Pi IA ; l ;I I Y TE . I | , LI~zl - - % THEI - 'AC'TORY SYrSTE4M. | It hals beeo the fashion with a large section al' the prediniinant classes in this country to libel lanca 'shire as thie nursery of every species of physical izfetnit~y, lmoryl*l deprlavity, oppression, and wrong. rfooiarnt ...

... MIANCHESTtER RECTORIAL B - Lt All extraordinsary, wo mlight almost ssy L n ftl, scene was witnerssed in the To-wn n Thursday last, at tlhe rmeeting of churrldie:. ! take the RIectorial Bill into considerationi. ; persons, vwho desire to be regarded as ?? 't iu politics, would hatve their ownl ahajirnM ,r exclusion of the churcliwarden who had e sative part in. forwarding the agitatin tfor ...

... . 1 -I I. a - it, . ?? R N E pg glaiiv-e' is ?? clay again- ocilpid witil thei .bill w41jhih liestet agopoinitnisnt, EmIIl tdismiss~al of' 'thle' rt~il~'tands t 'l ye cotinnnbal 6hoolmaestes of ?? ?? ft :O- power. of the Pifes'f > hddeerrnn lehtoug lethi Cesr 'is filneost -universally admitted, to be dangros, ariray and oppressive, it is carried thrloulgh tbe ?? . T My by 'a larger nucjbrsity ...

... MEETING OF THE PROTECTIONISTS I a AT STAFFORD. y' GiIE NT SCNEf OF TUMULT AND RIOT. On Thursdiiy, aL meeting of the protectionists was beldl at the Shire H-all, Stafford. It was convened by an advellisemlent signed by Lord Talbot, which was addressed Ato the friends of' Protection to native industry and British cptal, and was for the purpose of c aking into considera- tinthe uondition of the ...

... Road -.-atlb, -- . ?? c I11 i : te ~ AEElN&IN BANI?2F1P'Tdy, ESi AT TEM W OttURtTi ATH RN)EIOri, GJQRGB-8TjIPET., d ti. Plagu. ?? rll audroiaaoncr titA Mitnaheiitei,'' 4. djtturiad audit . .udit12 U 4. ditto, ditto c iliidqatd LI'. 16. 'William SUtton1 cot-ton wuastedealer, Stoeltpotl, tliviacotd 12 16. Joselih Ashtworth, gardenoranidconfectioner, Piry,andit, 11' 15.5Fv tite D aflinna6, ...

... ?? PI ti~~I I FROM OUR9OWNL GORRESPONDEhNT' : *Levns~soo; rifitnAy-~~N5 Ji~ittslArSe 11, ze3 o e The steam-ship Niltqia, tain Byrie tc'i 4l'tct- t e parture. for 13ostonetu itaitt,, to morlow-l'r entpid anda 1 tiikes the usual mnails firt-the U'itedl Sia ahil Ocueda Y Lctteri to be in time -uist be. at ?? post oi's1 S ,bixorehal f-pasteight S -d':loiile,'or- by bal past tutl oit pay n ont of ...

... LORD WHARNCLIF'FR AND THE PROPOSED OORN-LkW M EETING IN YORK. la. (Front the Yorksfiremanc.) Lord Wharneliffe has seut the following answer to a requi- sition circulated by Afr. Thornpsouof AMoat Hall, preparatory Is. to convening the proposed protectionist meeting in the,.city of York:-. to, a Wortley, Sheffield, Dec. 31, i8i. Sir,-T ai directed to address to you my answer to a circular which ...