... MR. GLADSTONE AT DINGWALL AND - INVERNESS. - I ?? t ^t }| _ AA ?? A ;on, ,The Chancellor of the Exchequer was presented, on Toes- ted day, with the freedom of the burghs of Dingwall and lnver- aol, ness. The ceremonies at both places wiere marked by great II. .pnblic enthusiasmo,and the right hon. gentleman experienced Bi very flattering reception, not only from the corporate bodies :etof ...

... : ,.A public meeting was held at the Corn Exchange on dei A Thursday eveningi to bear addresses from Mr. John Teer, Me V* emnd other speakers, on the subject of the strike of the opera. for ~ ive dyers The room was quite crowded with working men. Mr. ssOMAB SALTER was called to the chair. He said he i Abiouglit the dyers were perfectly justified in asking for au me advance of Ud a day, and ...

... : lb NEwoCAsTLI.-Deathe, October 1: Cholera,'11; diarrhea, o 1.-October 2: Cholera, 13; diarrhoea, 1.-On Saturday, ae-there were also 180 cases of dierrhoea reported, eight ap- re- proaeching to cholera. OnSunday, there were 127 oases of diarrhma, six approaching to cholera. The total number of th deaths from cholera and diarrhcea in Newcastle during the the present outbreak has been 1,392. ...

... STRIKES, CHOLERA, AND POPULAR ~ - . EDUOATJON. Notwithstanding all that has been done of late r years for the instruction of the people of this country, g we are very far from being. satisfied, either with the e efforts of the past or the prospects of the future. I There is no doubt. that Sunday-schools and day. schools have greatly extended the capability of read. Y ing and writing; but it is ...

... Wf TT &TTXrT- 0 auE B URY.-JOHN UN Wine and Spirit a Merebant, SivrsreA nf.rALLSOPP & SO)N'Sai die INDIA PALE A'LE, arsdt D-ARCxY'S D~UBiL AtpOe 8SN' the A ,ardARYS UBIN PORTER. of RINoGINo T~R 0nANOBE.-Ou Thursday last, John Healey,d pon of Stockport, was brought before W. Hutobinson Esq. ma- if hey gistrate, charged with having atternpted to cheat isr. aobert h sin Nuttall, grocer, ...

... [a., 14- -rn ql- ._ . .. VL TuE DYEns' STtitts.-The amount collected during the ce past week, on behalf of the Mtjanchester dyers now on strike, pr - amounta to £12.,s. W THE THEATH .-The company, under Mr. Benson's able fo nd managetnent, continue as attractive as ever, good houses aF Ily being the result. Several new pieces have been performed ev _ during the week, and gone oiF well. on ...

... - ,er IT e abot three o'c VIOODr Up i l'dc I Ce. their TO REIDERS AND CORRESPONDENTS.' )urse case J. A. C. (Oldlham Road).-No; the law is noteas our corresponiden t. sin. presumes. ward S. B. is legally liable for the maintenance of the child. idii 1W. P. E,-We will probably malce use of his letter. ir re- W. T. D.-Verses on The East are inadmissable. sited Theo Rev. A. E. Pearce's ...

... 'THE BOROUGH IART -V 1) REVI8ION OF THE BOROUGH If t8T OF VOTIRS.-The an. nual revision of the parliamentary list of voters for the ral borough of Stockport is appointed to take place before Matthew Gaunt, Esq. the revising barrister, at the Court House, on tbe 18th of October. et, REVLSION OF THE BURGESS ROLL.-The revision of the _ lists of burgesses duly qiialiled to vote at the enquing muni ...

... DREADFUL ACCIDENT AND LOSS OF LIFE, Ar PRESTON. A: 7 I . .1 I . I . .. n A most alarming and fatal accident occurred to a number tar of factory hands on strike, in Preston, on Monday evening lylast. It appears that the hands repaired to the Corpora- he tion Arms for the purpose of receiving their weekly pay, GY. which is supplied out of the fund weekly collected for the of unemployed. ...