... I LEssONS FOR SUNDAY, OCT. 20.-Twenty-first Surrday after Trinity.-Morning-First Lesson: Habakkuk II. Second Lesson: Luke ?? Lesson; Proverbs 1. SecondLesson; Galatians vl. CHAMBER OF COMMitEtRCE.-At a meeting of the directors, held yesterday, it was resolved to apply to the Posit- ?? for a morning mail from London; to call aspecial meeting of the Chamber next Wednesday, with a view to obtain- ...

... At a meeting of the Bury (Lancashlire) Agricultural sot ; Association, on Friday, Lord Stanley presided, aud in the frotr course of a very lona address spoke as follows :-I know Sha thle question of the relation between landlord and tenant girl is a subject upon which some people are afraid to enter, littl and more especially if they are speaking in the piesence that of those who aye now, or ...

... ?? - ?? I I - .IA1ntnIUAN All IAIU. It, The Niagara reached the Mersey on Sundayi night, at nine o'clock. She brought £60,000 n sterling on freight. The law for the capture of It fugitive slaves ?? produced considerable excite- lu ment in the northern states, and meetings were ti. about to be held against the measure. The fugi-InI tive slaves themselves, who are numerous in the of larger ...

... THE LXNDLORDS' QUESTION AFTER ALL! ruesYl']rt, fl Mf-f\A+ Af P'.A I--SBooa+n.I b The practical effects of Free Trade have taught the tenant farmer a lesson, which all the lecturing, speechifying, and writing of the anti-corni-law leaguers failed to teach. So long as the argu- ments used appealed only to the reason, they were l unworthy of attention ; but the instant they I pointed to the ...

... - 4 - ..A. 0 ?? + k- - -ntz +A. The first aggregate ineeting of the present session was held on Monday last, in the great hail of the London Sa Tavern, which was crowded to excess. The President, Sir Joshua Walirsley, M.P., took the chair, anti amongst Th tics more prominent of the gentlemen on tics platform woe od oho . tat A',Jsp Hlume, Esq., Hi - .1. Cloe TomsnM.. J iciams,1 Es'p, M.P., Me ...

... hbti mno ?? .- - 1. ., .. tn , ti L -a The fortnightly naceting Was held on Tuesday. present -Rev. Rector Campbell (chairman), M1essrs. Clarke, 11 Willinrr, Savage, Molyneux, Hindley, Sliakesbrift, Gard- I ner, Denton, Fairhiurst, Cafforatee, Brown, Harbord, I JeffreYs, Ireland. Abraham, Luff, Wylie, Carre, Whitby, Hand, and Mellor. The Ven. Archdeacon Brookss was 0 also present. It appeared, ...

... FRANCE,-PRESENT AND FUTURE. rhe de~tinv nf Pi.mnopy ;Q 71 The destiny 'of France is unquestionab~ly the th political problem of the age ; and to most people, rot if not to every one, the time and quo modo of its 1solution is involved in the profoundest mystery.M of The current history of the day is at fault, and the ~i Ta speculations of newspaper correspondents give f-al ~Jplace to the mere ...

... Io a . mi- . 1- I .- - I . . The tetieth annual report of this association has just I 5 been issued. The following is a copy:- . BENEVOLENT REPORT. I The presentation of the twentieth annual report of the association affords your committee the opportunity of sin- cerely congratulating you on the present flourishing position of your institution, as also upon its cheering prospects. it 1 - ...

... soref2fit ttcb)rp+ FRANCE. The gendarmes of Poix (Ardennes) have seized 120 lb. of gunpowder, ?? in the double-botton of a cabrio- let. The owner escaped, but the horse and cabriolet were detained. The Bulfletin d(e Parsie states that ?? Lucien Marat hlas left Paris for Turin, charged by the President of the Re- public to try to arrange the diforence between Piedmnont and the Court of Rome. ...

... aiv4trict flitelliaence. PRESCOT. c A highway rate of 4d. in the pound has been granted for lthisiubill. o POACuINO.-Richard Nenton, of Liverpool, labourer, (against t whom a bench warrant had been issued,) surrendered to the poliee of Prescot. He is one of tile six men who attaclicd Lord Derby's keepers in Hay last. One of the gang (Sixsmith) wes transported for seven years, for shooting at, ...

... Nbertbten Motiulial WZDESUDAr October 10, 1$50. HER MAJESTY'S DEPARTURE TO TFIN SOUTH. HER Majesty and the Royal Family left Balmoral at eight o'clock on Thursday morning, and arrived at Holy- rood a little past seven in the evening. On the present occasion, instead of procaeding by the Spital of Glen- shee, it was resolved to prefer the more pleasant and safe route along the banks of the Dee, ...

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