... - LOIAI. 1N IIGE-NCEA- - T| -101 11L GE JP Au acoident befel the statue to the lnte Sir Robert Peefr- issasgursteri at Manchester last week, an arm having be brokeen off in the course of its trarisiiissiofl to that oity. d The Rev. Dr. Poggi has taken a long lease of the Ne i91 Brighton Hotel, situated between Egremiont and Nw stoss Brighton, with the view of convertan; noasmnr.Ou -it is to be ...

... 0 RM S K I I K. ORGAN FOR SKEFE1tSaSDALE CUURCH.-The greater portion o0 the surn of £100, necessary for this object, has been subscribed. B>BaOrARD rsoc GvUAsDIAaSS.ThO wveekly mleetingof thle Ornuskirk BGard ofl Guardians was held on Thurday last. Presentr-Ws. G. Tilsley, Req., in the chair; blessrs. Bromley, Holeraft., McreCr, i. 3awdsley, T. 3awdsley, Suttonl, Helll, Fowler, Foster, lBaker, ...

... THE PRESTON STRIE. {I Lrz ?? -- - (tirom the ' imes of Wrednesday) On Monday morning last, the unemployed operatives assembled at Preston to the number of several thousands and passed certain resolutions respecting their position and duties. Most readers are probably aware that these, in common with many other workmen, have turned out, or, in other words, have ceased to labour, with the ...

... By Electric Tclegoaph.) FOREIGN NEWS. THE EASTERN QUESTION.-Paris, Friday morning.- The general opinion in Paris on Thursday respecting the article in the Afcroileur was that it is warlike. It is stated to have been written by the Emperor himself. .4. land expedition from France to Constantinople has been prepared, but no orders will be given for it to leave unless new circumstances should ...

... I HASLINGDEN COUNTY COURT.-On Tuesday last, the usual monthly sitting of this court was held in the Town- hall, George-street, before J. S. T. Greene, Esq., judge. Seventy-three causes were entered for trial, but none of them possessed any interest, except the following, which has long been wanting, to decide between the employer and the employed. It may not be unknown to many of our readers, ...

... Scarcely has the indignation excited in England by the abominable persecution of the Madiai subsided but a fresh appeal is made to the humanity and the justice of this country by a gross outrage upon an English subject. It appears that a Scotch lady, a Miss Cunninghame,sym- pathising with what she considered the spiritual destitu- tion of some of the subjects of the Grand Duke of Tus- cany, ...

... -:Utl a + . _ _- -- ?? ?? ?? t _ e.*_ LAA For other Miscellaneous News, see Supplement. s MEETiNG IN M NCHEsT2113 ON Tis Tunnxtam QUxSTcose. 9, We are informed that it is intended by a' nuimber. of -gentle-'~ mnen, who have been wont to exert some ?? poli- S Ilea] demonstrationls of opinion in Manchester, to have a P mueeting at the Ccrn Exehange, 'probably on some evening b in the course of ...

... I ~ I . . I . ingi The ensuing session of the Pine-street School of Medioine His was opened on Monday with an address by the lecturer on be t anatomy, Mr. William Smith. There was a very full attend. lear ante of the students; and the conductors and professors of pun the institution were also present. The lecturer-undertook to wou treat of the principles which ought to be the basis of the wisl ...

... i | tacUNIMENcY oF LrrTLEDALE.-At the quarter session day last, the Rev. J. Webbor Birley took the customary incumbent of Littledale. st aths al D'TY-.LZEorExAT.Ts.-At the quarter sessions at Lanc on Monday last, the Right Hon. M. T. Baines, Esq., NI.p etI caster, and T. H. Bateman, Esq., Hulton Park, took th, deputy-lieutenants of the countyt oath5 as l Jrnys5At; FstsED.-At the Lancaster ...

... 1|-B- RNLEY. ;Ergoss.-On Sunday last, the anniversary school COES of the Wesleyans were preached in the morning . evening, at the Wesleyan Chapel, Burnley, by the I; Dr. Beaumont, of London, when collections in aid tat funds of the school were made, amounting to the -- f £141. In the afternoon of the same day, the , Mr. Strachau delivered an address to the teachers, .ents, and the friends of ...

... - I ,rA.. t a . nhr. - - - - MEMORIAL TO THE HOME SECRETARY, On Mnda lat, te aalgmatd committee for the enlrge ?? h Town Hall. There was vey tll ?? Brownbill was in r h hi.TeToncekrpre that he had made the9 apliatonfo te djurmet f h twenty-one cases ment ofnusace fr hchsumose hdbeen taken out, and inver d that he had, on Saturday last, commuic ated to Mr. Trafford 21,0C a the resolution of ...

... ? : ? I Q 'nr iNOTICES TO READERS AND CORESPONDENTS or - A SPNE~i-7 Y of THE NEW STAMP BRECEa'T ACT.-We have many inquiries regard- d s; ing the operation of the new act, and cases are placed before ad us regarding which we ?? it impossible to give an answer, a as We wol dieout, 00 e~odents, in all eases of doubt, to es ToCSTN letter is too long for ineertion. We quite agree y 15 with its ...