... - '19 J.~O .IEADE,119~ AND COtttRESPONDPlNTS, A \loc\orOIA-Efit qaestton is so strictly a legal one, thrit we (lo not, foel quali fied to answler it. tht J6co7 ~HOrLceD.ItD lx Dot. A~ (36sFT'ANx It~sosc-NO.'- Svrl1ter, resoived Yesterday, etand over foi- ousisuer to. . a ?? ON. INSUIIANO Ofl it 1 the. Editort of th xsai ta2'txx e it Sir, in these timses of reductton and recifrtn, porhaps fir ...

... ?? T T\T}T dO ?? it, 'ANNUAL DRESS MEETING. or t PROGRAMME. 3r. PART FIRST. en Madrigal ?? All reatareenoW ?? Bennet. !X. Madrigal ?? Arinke, sweet Muse.. Beae let Four.partSong ?? Oh, who will o'er tha downs'.iPeat'all. Amelic Basoet ?? I follow, lo! .. ?? ?? Brorly Ballet - ' Now ie the nionth of Maying' . tforley' Egypti he Glee (fall choir) .. 0 bird of Eve ?? Lord Morninetoo West II ...

... THE EXAMINER AND TIMES. - n . -MANCHESTER,: - - . SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, 1853. THE YEAR J.8538. .In piportion as nations rise in the scale of civi-l lisation, the progress of time is marked much more TI by: events that. reveal a larger growth of intellectual and social life than by sueh as serve to dramatise to history. The power of rulers and the passions of st men' become much 'more feeble ...

... ,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 ...

... FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT. -1 * $ ' - LONDON, FmiDAY MoiNO. part All the minor offices in the Government are now filled, and b nh the house will this day adjourn till the 10th February. Lord be ti ABERDEEN 'hba found greater difficulty by far in amalga- who mating the adverse materials of his subordinate colleagues c0S8 in the Government than in the construction of the eabinet sing itself. ...

... - *e The progress which the country is making in to o se material prosperity and intellectual improvement is will .e peculiarly striking. The industrial classes, under the wh tv influence of free trade and cheap food, are now enjoy- elai e, ing an amount of regular and remunerative employ- d ij ment, and displaying a measure of comfort and 11 contentment, which has never before been equalled ...

... 1: 3-:: LOCAil . ~NE-WS. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? Hl2Tsi R~.zWiiaeno L.- no ?? .. ?? .. .. .. : .. * * -- * . * - . I er. OYAL.-j~~ Whtigo n i CJ11'ae ldig it something like the old tradition Verified in Manchester,-i h Riot in London. if. the sitreets are Dot exactly Paved Wit:f hc gold, or -the- houses slated with -pancaes threi thole fu harvest reaped nightly in the treasury of the theatre3 ...

... ?? ?? . ? - . I: 1; ?? ?? I 1. . . - ?? ? ?? . I, I . ., ?? 1. .1 ; - I i L - 1. 1. - ?? -bioirtif 77 (1%7o previous District Newvs. se, esceneti * .. ?? ~ ~~BOLT-ON. .. lye D4TH, 137 Fihtan-Oi.iburiay, eininqutct was held eta ore the body ot a mitan utnmed Oliver Wood, aged iii, a butchar's 161 labourer, whos~,cl~ttb-wtis canued, by beting severely burnt. cifit Itapeared that, on the:ngto ...

... L II-I- - -- -- * : : ITHE COURT AND PRIVY, COUNCIL- , q I: 7 THE NEW MINISTRY. . i The Queen held a court and privy council on Tuesday, at. the ceastle. At the court, the following had audiences of Her Majesty:-- Lord St. Leonards, to resign the great seal of England. The Marquis of Salisbury, to resign the privy seal. The Right Hon. Spencer Walpole to resign the seal as- secretary of state ...

... : ^~rnprial .jia a rnt - f LAD he. ~tlj-. er- ie. of aed is; )rd in ed och se, of as, Wo- in- to Des is;. DS so nd 'gh e~ss 2d- ely 0e. the :m- ble re- on. ra Jed' ith out the so md. red he 'ith len hiat' fie, iad' rib, ier- tied' ber Call rt ?? 'for 'rel-. ent. hey' a of me 3ast late tw'o eM, age, Ias ex- !sre lteen B et two de- the ield ied. theI itied end, ffter mself ) to Oset tion, ior 3 ...

... 0 M. JBULLIENT TO NItGHT `AT THE FREE-TRADE HALL. . X . ?? There are few of our musical readers who 'will have Comi his omitted to scan the programme presented. to public notice in IN r our columns 'of this day, from the' original and eaterprising and entrepreneur,. M. Jullien, antid the alever, artist may feel bo tolerably sure that NewYear'e nightof tbe year 1853,hie first Seale !ew ...