... : Mr. Cobden, M.P. ~ain the press a Pamphlet, On1h0I~tl cSaventeen. Hundred and Ninety three and Eighteen lian,. dred and Fifty-three in which, we understand, he trace, the origin of the last French war, and institutes some 0ow. -parisons between our policy then and at the present taste. f TEEn Aoazaac-Ac MAIL. -LivxappooL, FniDAy. - A admiralty order having been reeeived here to detail, ...

... THE EXAMINER AND TIMES. M MANCHESTER,, I SATURDAY, JANUAR Y ,S,. 1853.: I I - I ?? , . , ?? Manchester and Liverpool have this week both th borne fitting testimony to the sentiments with which to the people of this country are animated .towards the fr( great Republic on the other side. of. .the Atlantic. th As the representative of the mutual interests which be bind together two of the freest ...

... NJNE ?? MINIS . tRy. 'rro-ml the OL'srvrr.) -;t !,wi lit tie T.asotry. oEar! of Aberdec. t ft orign ?? Lord Jouhi Rassell. *It e ?? visconlut Palnilrstton. t Iottitlt . Doke of Newcastle. --tin :hihnr ?? I . Lord craluon rth. i ?? -if te ' .1`xeheqrier Right Ron. V,- E. Gladstone. ?? Earl Goaville. C, ri Frqi. I.. S .ql ?? ukof Argvll. ''is .f ie Adiiiraity-.. S ir Ja ia tam. .:h. iuler of Ln- ...

... . COMOPIDYMM9I,11 ?? .TO, BRUDEES AND COliRSPONDENS. W ?? iN Fopw~alN'o, Nzws. -We have to request corr- * spondects, who take'the trouble of forwarding nors to us, to d o fO ingood time.. Oorrespondent obkhttotbeartn rnindthatth e seatting-up otfa ournal tho 3ire of tho'f tiamtn~eF and Tfleto .e listings0f 72 oolunns of closely-arranged matter, is necessarily a- 'the work of more thanone ...

... I ? I I I 11 I ? District NZWO. ?? . . ?? . ?? ?? ?? r -(Fo previous Districi Ness, --c Supplement.) e R! : ASHTON..ec Y REMARKABLE Eao.-& [ullet of last year's batching, the property of Mr. John Allcock, of rTntwistle, has lately begun to lay. On the tth inst. she priduced an egg of the follow- -oig dimensions, namely, 71 inches long, 6 iuches in circoum- ference, and weighing 34 ounces. I ...

... ;TEMpt;ACE SOIRE I N TH ' . . '.SALFORD. TOWN HALL. . _ _ _ _L- - d O-- nt thA alford Town HaIL or -An agreea'olo. party was given at ?? ira ?? eafe Eve, in aid of the fund fo r ercatingthe Selford he 18l Athenua and- Temperance Hall ; but we believe the party: dim ioriginated with friends of the TemperneScry 2 r bes' ons were pre~sent. There was an eager demand for the ?? ,ill, of admission; ...

... - THE PEACE CONFEPENCE. e On Thursday and Friday next, the friends of peace i will hold a Conference in Manchester, for the pur- t poge of promoting those views and principles which k are. most calculated to secure international amity. If I ever there was ,a time. wben the state of the public f mind required a full exposition and discussion of the whole question of our armaments and general ...

... ,ICHURCH OF ENGLAND AGGRESSION AT- I . THE CAPE. :1 ML-- _z__ B 1 _1_ The colonies of England have always been to her a heavy burden. They ihave furnished no advantages fitted to compensate her in the smallest measure for the enormous -expenditure of money wbich their: possession has involved. They have been of use only to the aristocracy in supplying situations of various kinds, for the ...

... . : ; NOTTINGHAM.-The Right Ron. Edward S(rltt, in his address to tie constituetts of Nottingham, on accepting the f office of Chancellor of the Duoby of Lancaster, says:-*' It has been my earnest vwisb, in accepting office in the new government, to be enabled to give a more efficient support e to those liberal principles of political and commnercial policy which have recently r ceived your ...

... state ?? -. ; .; _ _ _ _ . . ?? A NTEWV IMPLEMENT OF DESTRU`TIONI . n t tho 1 }. ' 'T ' dad Mr. James Nasmyth, of the Patric-oft foundry the cele|.,tei l brated engineer, and inventor of lib all- powerful ste-l ible hammer tbat bears his name,-has ohinmnicated Fa steach rSOL aort of a. newimlement of .destrroio hchh as renna dute devisedidw hich ht'sdserttiac'aiiiub at one bhwefasust tie- li, ...

... THE EXAMINER AND TIMES. MANCHE'STER, -WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12,, 1863 ?? . ?? ?? .. . MINISTERS & REFORM IN: PARL4AMENT. the T6 Miisteral relections -are7-now- nearlyco-d 05.: peleted, endi, perhaps, never before was there witnessed kin in this country a mnore generous or confiding for- T1 MIS. bearanece towards public -m~z. a, ned e.n a h questioned whether the: policy,, under .any circum- de 3 ...

... NEW MAGISTRATES--- AT RO AI. ; NEW MAGISTRATES' AT ROCHDALE. .t s From the report of the proceedings of the Roch. a dale Improvement Commissioners, which appeared in our columns on Saturday last, we coneclde that the recent appointment of magistrates for the Roch. dale district has not given universal satisfaction The chairman of the commissioners is reported to is have given notice, that ...