... 1l B Il URNLEY. COTADITY SERMON.-On Sunday afternoon, a sermon was preached in the school room, at Back-lane, near Burnley, by the Rev. Daniel Sutcliffe, M.A, curate of Worsthorne, when a collection was made amounting to £6 15s. Id., in aid of the national school in that hamilet. The school was originally established by the Rev. R. M. Master, aided by a grant from the National Society, the ...

... LORD JOIHN RUSSELL AT' GREPNOCR' I 13TC ?? _ -_ .nd I ' ZWEECH ON FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC to POLICY. et_ Lord John Russell was presented with an address, on ersMonday, from the Provost, Magistrates, and Councillors wr of the town of Greenock, expressive of their respect for sr his lordship's distinguished talents as a statesman, his IV purity of motives, enlarged views, and high spirit, and for r ...

... I CLLTHEROE. STEerPL JACK- This renowned individual is engaged In fixing a lightning conductor on the chimney of Messrs. Bulcock's factory. On Friday afternoon (having previously, by means of a kite, fixed a rope to the top of the chimney), he made an ascent to fix the conductor, with his usual agility, in the presence of a large concourse of people. We understand that he has another ...

... ; L . II 1 . - a s Thial-ysrymetngofte acashire 'and Yorkshire fill up Eaiwy oman ie hldatth Pline Hotel, near the interb Vitoiatemnu, n ededa ca ?? Wickhami, Cotup, Es.th hjra f h badofdrotors, presiding. and a Aftr hetrnsctonofsoe oral 'business,' the report ruit5d of the directrs was ~reed;: an ebstract of it has already been which publishcd in our Paper.-The CHAIRtMAN then proceeded to ...

... I ItTetropolitan pwwo- ? ? % ?? ?? ted On Wednesday, a court of directors was held at the E~ast LV India House, when James Thomason, Esq. at present 22 LT liteutentant-governor of the N. W. Provinces, wats appoinedhow Lnt governor of Madras, and the Bight Hon. Lord Eiphinistone por t igs ?? governor of Bombay. an Ic of sesionB tbe te TIEPRIVY COUNCIiL.-By. tnnoifeasleo, Ito, registrar of the ...

... -- ~ -C 1.'.II ' The usual weekly meeting or the health committee was W:hou9 6was q 5 held yesterdsy, at a quarter to three o'clock, Mr. Atler- with I iman Lugsdale iiithe chair. The othermienshers presen tathout 13were the inayor, Mtr. It. Glad~tonte, Mr. J,.hnson, Mel. M ith 13Hmlhead, Mr. IV. Nicbolson, Mr. Godfrey, Mr. Hod-on,inh Iii. Mr. Mo-si, Mr. Clayton, Air. Henderson, Mr. M'Nicol. ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1853. =. l- ?? SALUS POPOLI LEX SUPRNA i S U MMA RtY. tionq The weather in this part of the Country conti- Unit nues favourable for the ingatheriug of the harvest. at ot In Scotland there has been some heavy rain. occa, From Ireland the accounts are still cheering. singl The Dublint Evening Post of Saturday says- Our her , own harvest reports ...

... : : .. . ?? . . . I . . . . . .. . . . I. - . ?? ?? , ?? . . an ?? ?? ?? notl no In consequence of the pressure of advertisements, we are call compelled to postpone several paragraphs already in type, taki includirtg notices of the patent gas regulator, farewell address watr a of the Rev. ?? Tayler, of the Unitarian Church, Upper the ay Brook-street, &c. told er t CARtCOAL. DfEouonclssi. ...

... THEr HEALTH OF -THE TOWN,; f V AND SANITARY MA-TTERRS. i Tho fi-.t Ad - ti~ Te fist, nd s far, the only fatal ease of cholera in this L the neighbourhood during'the present season, was reported by the the relieving officer of St. Michael's district, on Wednesday. i~ per, Being directed by Mr arpto visit acase of supposed 'Il .chler atthehoue N, 1, Bswik Rw, inClark, the tj 3ke' relieving ...

... A- GLIMPSE OF SHERWOOD FOREST. I -L I ijid- Gentle reader, you have often heard of, and read of old the Sherwood ; and perhaps, like ourselves, in fine, Sounn, aum07- oat mer weather, when The fretful stir Unprofitable, and the fever of the world, the Have hung uopn the beatings of the heart, the you have longed to escape from the din of Manshester, tcr- and to transport youraelf to the sylvan ...

... - fbern~b DI.' -r--I-unm ?? ?? - - ?? ?? ?? - -- ?? -- o S r lo0rb4 of tbe tuae. There are no pleasures really worth having but those which are connected with the intellectual ?? PaterstolS Let not the bleelgngs we receive daily from God snake us not to value or pralee Him because they be ?? Walton. I What can be so plain and evident, when we look up to the heaveno and contemplate tile ...

... Ilickingfs from 11 vuncf PotrIrct CAPITAL.- The only capital most Irish members ,a-e anl even that Is at a terrible discount. lialc ye WhirTrE vF BIOGIRAFRY OF A WOMIA I-Artimpudent ?? r ia Show me all the dresses a woman has worn in tho of her life, and I will write her biography from them. .c yin-:gS EFsEc'r.-lt is said that a cause is always followed by . but this is not the case at all ...