... is THE EXAMINER AND TIMES. t i, V- MANCHESTER, tb WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1853. of The speech of thes CSIAxCELLOn of the ExcHtQuEn on Monday night must be admitted to have been, in every sense, a most able and, upon the whole, satis factory exposition of the financial policy Of the I Government. There is, of course, much that might yea] be urged in the way of objection to many of the pro. XI, ...

... ure A special meeting of the Salford town council was held on iler Monday nmOrning, in the Town Hall. The business done nes related entirely to the Borough Extension Bill, and to the len lamp-post advertising contract. as The TOWS-CLxI3K said it was necessary, in compliance the with the rules of the House of Lords, that when a bill effect- d ing -the interest of a corporation was to be ...

... - . Tl- = = = I :'1fl IIORSFALL AND THE REPRESENTA- TIVES OF DERBY. at IMl Our readers have not florgmotten the Radical de- Bib ip strtiofl' on Easter Monday-that happy medium nan 1wenth charity-school procession, and the public on entry of Coctke's equestrian troupe, or Womsbwells en naperier though wonderfully deficient in the ta ~ogospageantry of either of the latter. 1The i ?? 1hich ...

... RAILWAY TIME TABLE' FOR APRIL. mitt ~~DERBll TIo lilNIIMIXUI~t. ed UP' sTHaAIS.21 a 3 4 1.2.11 4th 2 . .2,3 2;I 2 1 2 12 nd torsos tm:. C~310st. (155 Cu IsI.( P.m. Ex :L. p~l.m. Cp. Ia. ily - - ?? - ?? A - - till ~d,1, srrtvt'i7 at .. aIS I 1.2s 2.217 4an. 03' lizrtoll (Jt. wit), North Staf.)o. 11.12 2.27, *1. 7 , a ?? .2 Bartol, and4 %altorl m.4.2a11.4 .40 ,,I ,1 Id, (til15 .. . .. lo 42. 2 ...

... IVICTORY-DEFEAT. I, , eAAA+A .- . - rAA our The ministers have bad two victories, and two ii. irs of feats, in the past week. They commenced weil- ;,or I be with a triumphant majority upon the second readinv t of the Clergy Reserves bill:-then came two sipia discomfitures, on the discontinuance of Kiimainhsw I Hospital, and the repeal of the advertisement dutyv anid, that they might not be ...

... Monday, April 11. d de- The Report on the Scottish Central Railway Bill wadlaid on taice the table, and ordered to be printed. e. geo The following petitions were, presented :-One from the Pros- coula- bytery of Aberdeen, one from the Presbytery of Deer, one froni sense the Presbytery of Turriff, against the Clergy Reserves (Canada) a the Bill, The Sheriff and Comimissary Courts (Berwickshire) ...

... VARIEIT11S. ?? Precipitionl rutle the best p!rns patience t ilpeis the most ?? difli. I elteC CA I AN I E ; r.- Didl your fall Ihurt you F. scid one tbe I;telanrder to altetr w3o tolead leltil front the top of a two- be story house. * Nut ill the heitoi, :tesilt5' ris ai Stoplin' I0 er quick that hult ncr.I tfer T lee Livcrjolil At t/ion infIritt. us that there is an intercs' in n couple ?? ...

... COMIMISSION OF LUNACY ON 'MR. FEARGUS I O'CONNOR. I o 01U-N-il, e On Tuesday, a commission, in the nature cf a writ de t 'ounatico inmzzsirenso, WaS opened be'ore Mr. Crtnimissioner Barlow anrd'a jurv of freeholders of the county of Middlesex, ait the Roebuck Tavern, Chisrick. for the purpose of investi- . -ting the state of mind of Mr. Feargus O'Connor, formerly s M. P. for Nottingham, and a ...

... D)14,B13Y AMERCULRY. WEDIVESDAY, APRIL 20, 1853. The Queen and the royal infant (whose bi'th we announiced d ,na our last), we are happy to say, made such favourable p'o- gress towards convalescence, that it was announced, on Wied- n nesday, that no further bulletins would be issued. Sonce the accouchaerent of her Majesty, the inquiries at the Palace have ?? - been very numerous, and the ...

... T - -ANTAR- ASOCI- ATN- - - oil re In another past of our publication will be found ' b SD a report of two meetings in reference to the Sanitary c , its Association recently established in this city, a subject . I its demanding deep consideration on the part of all who up u. take an interest in the moral and physical improve. die ly ment of the people. That such interest is extending, ter is ...

... AFFAIRS OF INDIA.-DEPUTATION TO SIR CHARLES WOOD. ti - - --A A ?? I P on Friday, a numerous and influential depatation, In m eludingmany o the fist merantilenames in 1-.anobestter, wee Liverpool, and Glagow, waited upon ir C. Wood, at th from Board of ontrol, Cunon i~ow for the ?? commo. diem, cantle ctiesof te epirerespctin th futre gvernentreact vice-president of the Manehester ...

... GRAND DISPLA y ?? A\MERICAN FIRE- ENGINES. IN point of numbcers, we prewume there are moro fir'e- engines in the city of Now York than in twenty of thie most important cities of' Great Britaill, not even omit- ting London in the estimate. Each engine in an American city lias a regular charter, and oil organised number of members, vwho hold statonl meetirsn, ale subjecterd to a code of L ?? ...