... MEETINGS OF FACTORY OPERATIVES. On Sunday last there was a meeting of delegates, in the Temperance Hall, from those towns in which contri- butions are being raised for the support of the Preston turn-outs. They were deputed to consider the present position and aspect of the strike, and to hand over to the committee in this town the funds contributed in their various localities. MONDAY MORNING. ...

... 6. krl~bavl5 (tgolblull. oltjif the Moir0. Nature has given Its two ears andbut one month, for this reason, that we should hear twice as much as we should speak. Riches without virtue are a ilrebrand in the hands Of a mad- man, given only as a ?? evidence of their trifling value, since they are often inherited by the most worthless of mankind. Every thing is accidental; even our birth that ...

... THE QUEEN.-On the occasion of the Queen's passage through this town, on Monday last, en route to Balmoral, the bells of the Parish Church rang out many a merry peal during the day, and the royal flag was unfurled to the breeze on several of the public buildings. SERMONS AT LoNaToN.-On Sunday last, two sermons were preached in Longton Church by the Rev. William Sharp, incumbent of Altham, in ...

... , THE EXAMINER AND TIMES. P .- MANCHESTER, - : I -: 1: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1853. - THE QUEEN'S. VISIT TO IRELAND., The QUEEN'S visit to Ireland-the great event of as ° the week-has been celebrated with all the exuber-to I lance of Irisb fervour, so natural to the people, and th i (0so appropriate to the occasion. We hardly know or how more could be said of what may justly be reel d, garded ...

... INTERESTING SPEECH OF k' : MR. STEPHENSON AT TORONTO. . . .. . . .I Pie At the dinner to which thle engineers of the provinc in- I ive vited Mr. Stepthenson a short time since, that gentleman lo of made the fullowing, among other remarks, in his reply, upon J f1y, his health being drunk. It will be seen that he went into 0au ce. dretail upon the question of the bridge at Montreal: tha arit or- ...

... ; I -1- ? ? -1 i I - , itan A ? probindal. ?? fsjctr?R? .. ?? LobBoOA.Te statement that Lord Brougham late badreenly cm into possession-of 4S0,000 bequeathed to cele him by thle l~at Mrs. Flaberty has been contradictedA IMOTTON ' Bsima.-An importation has just taken late 1lc tLn~, by asteam-vessel from Holland, of a pack- Sue( ag 0tiigsal uniiso ifferent kinds of beer. 1LE Teesmlsfber ...

... CONSERVATIS& IN A NEW PHASE. d The oracle of the Vicarage and the Manor-house en n pform# astrqns, with doctoral dimphasis that be t the attainment by man of the free exercise of his'reasouing powers, subject only to the 'direction IS wof their Divinbe,1uthor will 'be-the most glo1ious as a' conquest in. the whole annals of his struggles is f upon earth ;i and that 'then, but not till, ...

... :Lu U1 Mr. Gougli, the American Orator' (an Englishman ne- deed, vertheless), lectured on Thursday evening, in Lever-street receiv Primitive Methodist Chapel. The admission was by tiokets certail purchased at prices of from Od, to 2s. 0d. Half an hour be- the n fore the time announced for the commencement of proceed- or, at ings, the place-was densely filled ; but it is not capable of Yet tl ...

... I t ko -- . . I 1, - . . . M-% _ ; - nA the heir On Tuesda~yevening, Cardinal Wisewan deliv ered a lec.ture r as at the Philharmonic Ball, a report of whiqh occupies upwards tjlb of six columns of the Liverpool Times of Thursday hc wasstaes hattheaudence was ecesedingly numerous, and that' Pro- the -cardinal, attired in ecclesiastical costume, was hailed line with loud applause. on his ...

... ~ ~'faInou 11 1 begged t FRANCE. wt'e A letter from Brest of the 29th uilt, states that tisa fleet in has-beeti that port, which had received orders to weigh anc~hor bead resistatnc subsequently received counter orders on Saturdsay last. A case. 'I fresh order has reached Admiral Bruat to hold ~tite fleet in self to readiness to sail, of ?? Letters from Marseilles of the ZIA1s ulthnlo announce ...

... . . ?? :. - 0 ; -: A d tb LivnEaEron.-Though several cases of cholera have oc. 01 etrred in this town, there is yet no serious ground for alarm, T as the-persons attacked were Gernian-emigrants, who had lW arrived here from the continent, where the disease ise now rtaging. Since the fatal cases of these emigrants, reported to to the health committee on Thursday, no others had occurred at up to ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 188. - -?I -PUI X BM sAIVS POPU~r usX Olu-r EgA he I. I - - uin oir SUM ARY.which 11 be SU M R .ducad e d ThseodiitothQuetoher subjects in publishi Of Th eodvsto h ue lize-the )St Ireland terminated in the-most satisfactory ima-, tune mo ner. We have spent a delightful week, And are _,dvants quite sorry to leave so soon., were the words. already ...