... ITHE LIVERPOOL STEAM BOAT PROPIE- TORM AND THE PILOTS COMMITTEE. Liverpool Steam-ship Association,. t 3, High-street, Liverpool, 14th October, 1853. i Sir,-I am desiredby the Liverpool gteam-shipAssoeia- 2 tion to inform you that several members of the association I are now prepared to bring forward their masters and B mates for examination by the pilots committee, that they may have ...

... HOW TO AV1ERT CHOLERA. There maybe some difference of opinion as to how cholera comes-there is none as to what invites it, and d what makes it fatal when it does come. Bad air, insuffi- x cdent food, insufficient clothing, and the use of intoxicating liquors, are all inviting causes. Cholera is a coward, and I attacks the weakest-carefully seeks out the weakest, and E carries therm off. All ...

... I PUBLIC MkETINGi OF THE OPERATIVE S H. , HrWRIGHTS. o . A Public meeting of the- journeymen shipwrightf of d this town was beld on WednesdaY last, at the Concert- D hall, Lord Nelson-street, in reference to the present dis- a pute upon the question of wages, and to reply to enrtaii' statements which had been made by the masters at their resent meeting. Tics hall was crowded, and upon the ...

... A CCR INGT ON . ST. OBWALD's, AccniGTON.-OOn Sunday last, two very elo- quent and impressive sermons were preached in the above chapel. Solemn high mass was sung in the morning, anda sermon preached by the Rev. Joseph Walmsley. incumbent, and the sermon in the afternoon by the Rev. C. H. Collyns, of Stonyhurst College, after which collections were made to assist in liquidating the debt re- ...

... THE EXAMINER AND TIMES. : 3 MANCHESTER, ; SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1853. . -] - ?? 7- * 1 . . A. to -- __~i I t ra The conditional declaration of war by Turkey w against Russia has not as yet resulted in any formal B lb act on either side that amounts to a positive com- ti n- mencemnezt of hostilities. The manifesto of R~soHID tc h, PASHA, detailing the grounds on which the Turkish it ...

... I W&fr#ho4,5 (rolllma+ I 2 tR~~E Ortr cl the W file, A wise man will desire no more than what he may- gain justlyp use soberly, distribute cheerfully, and leave contentedly. Pride is the characteristic of a pedant, his arrogancy is founded on particular points of distinction, accompanied with the pedantic scorn of all fortune and pree-minence, when. compared with his knowledge and learning. ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... ? : ? 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 ...

... The weekly meeting was held yesterday- Present: NMessr. Turner (chairman), Shand, Molyneux, Evans, Chainer, Gladstone, Healing, Holden, Gregson, Rankin, Smith, Langadale, Holme, Barber, Robinson, Malcomson, Tobin, Royden, and Steele. Mr. Gladstone said it would be recollected that some time ago he called attention to the subject of getting oakum from the parish authorities. An inquiry had been ...

... I1burope. ?? j TFH1} AIJWVAY ACCIDESNT IN IRELAND. ns to- The verdict of the coroner's jury, accusing the lE ke- driver a stoker of the goods train which was B ne the immediate cause of the late frightful railway ge catastrophe in Ireland as guilty of manslaughter, J1 appears unsatisfactory in itself, and arrived at by w is an inquiry singularly conducted. If there was w rs. the least ...

... . .. ?? (From the Times of Wednesday.) It seems to be the unvarying will of Providence to mingle in the sweetest cup of our prosperity so much bit- terness as may remind us how transitory is its enjoyment, and how changeable its ingredients. Be the causes of public well-doing never so deeply rooted and so easily traced, there are never wanting secondary agencies to counteract and diminish ...