... vrabincial Ntwo. ?? (1, W.A- A- . 4;.I, Or On Wednesday, a strange lish, shaped Bomewhat like a ir- turbot, four feet long by three feet wide, and with a mouth of fr. enormous capacity, was caught in George's Dock, ?? REev. Robert Spence, Liverpool, has received a una. nimous call from thle congregation of Ward Chapel, Dundee, to become ibeir pastor. The church is vacant by the resig- a nation ...

... THE EXAMINER AND TIMES. MANCHESTER, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1863. THE GOVERNMENT EDUCATION q MEASURE. w _ _ _ _ _ _. d- Lord JoHN RUSSELL hap submitted the outline offa 'dthe proposed Government scheme of national educa- in Ic e:e tion to Parliament. We cannot congratulate either T his Lordship or the Government on the spirit or or te, principle whicb,`it would appear from, his speeh on W 8~Monday ...

... FROIV OUR AME RICAN CORRESPONDENT. P1T.AOELPHIA. Av B;L 4Tri. 15R PHILADELPHIA, APRIL ITH, 1853. Since I last wrote you general trade has somewhat im. Proved. In this city our spring sales have been active ida extensive, our market has been very well attended by aurchaeers and the business transacted is con- -°untrY , . At New York, however, the business .ioe satisfactorY A g loods has been ...

... ay The usual weekly meeting of this board was held on Wednes- day lest, at the West Derby workhouse, Mr. Allpass in the chair. ?? other members present' were Messrs. Tattersall, Carter, n- Abrahams, Lunt, Mountflield, Craig, Hlorfall, lirklus, Roskell, le- R. Miller, Jeffreys, and Hleyeg.-Chequen for out-door relief were drawn as follows:-Mr. Allen £05; Mr. Potts, £93; Mr. 'aStain, A33; end ...

... LETTElt IFlOM MU. KOSSUTFI. par 21, Alpab-road, Itegent's-park, April 23,1853. I My dcar Sir,-RHceut orccrreneos have thrown such uncer- at tailty upon the legal position of political refugees residing hit the Englaud, that oar honour, as well ?? the instinct of self-presor- lar vation, render it indisponsablo that the exact unture of the a right of asylum should be cleared uip, which we have ...

... | TES.TU]lO?UAL4 DINNER TO SIR GE4ORG.E D.| A political banquet and a testimonial are by no che means uncommon incidents in this country. Theunde one is an excuse for some rational conviviality; ~ the other for creating a little enthusiasm, and reqo showing a popular and praiseworthy amount of thbey good feeling and a just appreciation of public virtue. Both, therefore, are not unfrequently ...

... BAZAAR IN AID OF THE FUNDS FOR THE RESTORATION OF THE PARISI-h CHURCH. The erudite Dr. Whittaker, in his History of Amun- derness, says, speaking of the Proiton Parish Church, With respect to thc fabric of the church it is a good ordinary building, suited to the population and conse- quence of the place. It would be easy to shew that the learned antiquary was sadly at fault in his ...

... I A RADIcA L.-The Blanketuering expedition was in 1817. A ME)snEn.-The amount realised by the Institution bazaar was £1,830, which sales of the remaining stock afterwards increased to about £1,900. W.-We thought it much better not to revive the subject; the merits of the case were sufficiently understood. J. W., Fleetwood.-Sir Peter Hesketh Fleetwood was created a baronet at the coronation of ...

... I I t ?? ?? -- ?? -- ?? -- ?? -- ?? -- ?? -- ?? -- ?? -- ?? -- ?? -- ?? - th of The New York papers announce the approaching advent to .IlY in the United States of Marietta Scrato, a pretty girl of 12 Ott be yeasre from Venice, a proteyiie of Madame Sontag, and a tb. ad wonderfitl violinist. frc of DEATH 01? THIE SULTAN op BoRNEo.LA13UAN, SAN. 8.-. tlO ed, The Sullan of Borneo, who bad'bean ...

... THE EXAMINER AND TIMES. MANCHESTER, SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 1i53. Lord JoHN RuSSELL's Education Billha8 been laid upon the table of the House of Com mons, but it will be some few days before it can be printed, sothat its specific provisions are not yet submitted foi'pblio' discussion. The debate which took plaqeet in- the Manchester Town Council, on Wednesday last, was necessarily very desultory ...

... local ano :Wiscellalleaus CONDITION oP BiTunaa INDrA.-A requisition to his worship the mayor, requesting him to call a public meeting, al for the purpose of taking into consideration the present condition of the British East Indies, is now in course of signature, and has met with the recognition of a large num- ber of the leading houses of our city. TiczATna ROYAL.-DOUGLAs JEaROLD'S PLaY or ...

... flutterat varl~antent Ht ?? - e or- - ^be- ?? .D ?? of ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? tO ?? OF' LO1tDS. at d, FRIDAY, APRIL 8. in ~~THE NSAVIGATION LAWS. 5 W, Tie Earl of ELLENBORIOUGH presented apetitionfrom b, th matrmrnes aean emno Hartlepool, si againt anyrepel of he ac wit respct tthe number of pi foeg ?? bp. i odhip Supported hn Earl Ganvile, Lod Colheate, ?? Grey took part cT )lin adsuso hc olwd ...