... )ECRE]E' EQ] TIll; CONVE RSIONJ OF 1URITUCiUESE BONDS, cc it Thelr decree foy th new a' gces covrin Ila 'atOf- c(a riled aktll ?? trv liro extont of its unquaifiiedi in-. tny fliny. Thie rcolifsaetiot lately prpleuod by Braro Nire- it tim cii le in Gie neiglibouring kiorgdoma failb hin soine by the I' (1~ s ide, oifths docirroocoit, whichl ill fact, hoet ?? been I, the -er aolludc for cool end ...

... First Lord of the Treasury.. The Earl of Aberdeen. Lord Chancellor ?? Lord Cranworth. Chancellor of the Exche. I Mr. Gladstone. quer ?? S .cete ' Home ?? Lord Palmerston. secretaries of ...

... RAGGED SCHOOL, ST. JAMES'S, BACK. During the absence of Mr. Andrews, the master, one of the voluntary and zealous teachers, with the assistance of some of the monitors, had very tastefully decorated the school-room with evergreens and temperance banners, so that when the frierds and visitors of the institution went, as usual, lo Christ- ?? to be present at tbe annual supper of the 'evening ...

... '5011tijainvtoll. I SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, 1853. a The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam-ship 13 Hladdingtlor, for Constantinople, left this day (Saturday.) tl Tho Peninsular and Orkltal Company's steam-ship b Iberia, Captain Bowen, with the mails for Spain, Por- tl tugal, and Gibraltar, leit on IMoniay afternoon. al The Royal Mail Company's steam-6bip Afedieay, tl with the West India ...

... By far the most suffering locality has been the favourite bathing resort of Blackpool. The destruc- tion there has been very general-scarcely a house in the town has escaped damage more or less, in the blowing off of slates and the prostration of stacks of chimneys, some of *which latter have fallen through the roofs into the chambers below, to the imminent peril of the inmates; most of the ...

... - '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 ...

... THRE HEC HURRICANE, UPWARDS OF O~ENRL IE OTA S 20, Al a rdltedjtercn tr 5ldt hehatedn aatohsohe e C st; yter nsfi some o them migran vessels, perished amido-lbe fa OthIp ft4 gldanionintance more than 40 unfortan ?? L, tin' eetita'wergave. It would seenm that the eacreetorc ~st :hrriauewasfel onChristmas-eve, and after owes ig Of the gethe coast of Ireland burst over this country. The ...

... P1 P'RI TUAL PARLIAMENTB 1IUUSE OF PEERS. THE ,E'W IMENTISTRY. The;' L id (IJanoael or took h;is sleat at five o'clock, ?? tie liols-c 1,reseoitot a very animated appearance. Tle rilhr cppropriated to the niemb,.rs of tile House of Case 10ISal)d thc trancors wore crowded, and there terre aii,, s-voral 1:ulies proeset ia hic, side gahleriee, all ?? til ct 'pi. , to lii. 00 to the deciat ation ...

... ARCHDEACON DEMVISON AND MR. GLADSTONE. TO THE EDITOR OF THrss CMORNING CHRONICLEf SIR-In common with many others, I much respect tr deacon Denison's earnestness, and unflinching ?? I all those matters which virtually affect the welfare oftL Church; yet I cannot but regret that occasionally he should tempted to exceed the limits of moderation and pradente, I an over eagerness to advocate his ...

... ?? 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 ...

... VAILY WEATHER TA3BLE. SATURDAY. JANUARY 1i 1863. The'state of the Weather at each of the following placisa st Nine o'clock yesterday morning. The stations ale arrand in order of latitude. HASTaNGS-S.W.; Gentle Breeass; Partially Cloudy. SouTAxrTOe-W.; Gentle Breeze' Partially Cloudy. FOLIBLSeSTO -N.W. ; Light Airs bloudy. TuxunxRlO-N.E.; Gentle Breeze; Partially Cloudy. BASINGaTOXE-S.W.; Calm; ...