... THE MANCTIESTER PENITENTIARY. - ANNUAL MEETI1NG to The annual meeting of the supporters of thei Manchester Ish tie Asylum for Female Psalmists wats hield on Wednesday morn- d' ing, in a commiittee-room of the Town Hall. - The mayor, bat Benojamin~ Nicholls, Esq. was in the chair. In comumencing altt proceedings the chairman asenred the meeting that he-hadl nei much pleasure in being called ...

... GREAT SNOVW STORM AND LOSS OF LIFE. The recent severe weather, which has continued for nearly a week with all the intensity of an extremely cold n winter, has not been equalled, at least in this country, n for many years. The wind still prevails from the h piercing quarter of N.N.E. and there is every indi-.z cation of the frost continuing with increased severity. I In the course of Saturday, ...

... - ?? a -- * tA m- . - .A ; Eli 51 regi- febris: Sharp, Boots it foot, ThoB. s, 19th ni ,eut, y; John p, 46tth ; Jobn 'itneut, 1w, 68th , dysen- h Kiu- gimteUt, irrhoes; ; Thos. Ro bert g Royal Irrbca; SL, 461h James ID, 881\ gineut, Iten, 1st 3eutery; ird, 2nd 11, 171i ris; F. I1, 001l- ,uards ,entery; George gitnleut, t'holas st regi- ientery; k Steele, gimlent, Patrik iredgilf, gtuoeut, ...

... ?? rrrM- n-n rn rLON ON, TUESDAY. ot The parliamentary session, which will open this I afternoon, has probably never been surpassed in q . the universal interest which it has inspired. It is 1l ad big with the fate of armies, the existence of govern- s ay ments, and the honour of the nation. Accordingly, B e- notwithstanding the colds of winter, for we are deep el .k in snow here, a great ...

... jl-oz?dy autf -LECTUsE. 0ON *THE WARt.-It will be seen by an advertise- a .ment elsewhere, that Mr. WM. Stokes, of London, lectures n to-night in the People's lnstitute, Ancoats, Cla the subject . of tle ,uar. VgBt LxzE A .ReJ6ssAX.-YesterdBy, about.noon, the at- teution of peopleoin Market-street and Phicadilly wvas arrested by SeQihg a man waiing about dressed in a liglt coloured bear ...

... t ae LONDON, TUESDAY AFTERNOON. irA strong feeling of indignation has been roused ae among the friends and connections of Lord RAGLAN as by the attacls which have been made upon him by he the leading journal, but they are withholding their defence of the commander-in-chief until the re- assembling of Parliament, when, they declare, they ad will vindicate his character, in both Houses, to the ...

... -Rocal- aut( TsE COMIMEROIAL T1AVELLEES' SCHeOOLS.-In the speech of Mr. W. W. Foster at the dinner reported in our Saturday's paper, the word evil which is used is capable of misinter- pretation. Mr. Foster wished to express that many of the boys, but for the institution, might have been left to want and comparative destitution. CLERoCAL.-The Lord Bishop of Manchester yesterday, at the ...

... *, r' t eejUY7 k, BUCKI NGHAI' PALACE, SATrutDAY,JuY . a's CHAPTFlS 0' THE OttaEilIt OF THE BA-TH. .8 Her Majesty appointed to hold this day en investiture of ofthe order of the Bath, for theproeo cof srn the honou ~e, of this ordler of knighthood UPOnI a number of officersis h eaartfikly aid hymreenty returnmed from the Crimea, for their The knlights of thle first-class of rthe Bath, or ...

... ?? AUvW A at i Snanis I tetriopoitan ant frobincial. :on onin-intr a- *bR-mni.oh th N.SotE th at mercnmiflister at tha Spanish Co taon, court is now in Londoll, On hit way to the UniedSats tited AORONTy a Mit. PSTO, - In appreciation of Ur. IOlPeto's services, a bcronettcy will be imnoediately confeeredpc uponirim. Our ?? ?? Punred remarksotbat, us th A~r petowas unsought, his motto might b ...

... Emttrial Varliantrat. - ?? MIAY 22.A INeTERNATIONqAL MARITIME LAW, and Lotad COLCHESTER moved the resolulion, Of which he kep had girv'n notice- tle]i 4Tlmab thenctoat eminent jurists oftall nations have accreptedlbe -as a prinaiijde of internrational law, that the right of-capturing Sf an enemy's geosee on- board of neutral vessels is inherent in all-belligerent powcrs; tlret the ...

... c~pn~e~we+ d TO READERS AND CORRESPONDENTS. s PR S. The Editor does not hold himself responsible for any opinions ,e expressed by correspondents. .y No letter can be attended to, unless authenticated by the signa- n tuve and address of the writer. d Letters intended for publiontion on Saturday onght to be received not later than Thursday; and thoee for Wednesday on Monday. 0 0 Jo. DAvIES.-We ...

... THE EXAMINER AND TIMES. MANCHESTER, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1855. KiNBURN and Kars are the two Eions of the week I in the war department. Both are old as news, but the additional details which have been com- *o municated by the newspaper correspondents impart to them an air of rejuveniscence which, in the le absence of anything exciting in the Crimea, gives It them the best claim to public ...