... SOCIETY FOR THE PROPAGATION'OF THEim I GOSPEL. AMONGST THE JEWS- S ?? -1 . , .-v, . ?? 1 d The ninth annual meeting of the Manchester auxiliary e of this society was held on Tuesday week, at- the We . leyan Chapel, in Oldham -street. In the absence of Mr. Heald, who had' been expected, the chair was taken by Mr. BP EdwardWestlhead. The report of the committee-etated that , there had been a ...

... 0 * THE PRESTON MASTERS' ADDRESS. Mt. On Wednesday, the Preston masters issued an address ?o consl? the operatives, to the following effect of the In coneeqoence of the various nxisrepresentattons seloich have furth been so unblushingly put forth by men who are the sokuowledged The? e leaders of the workpeople in the present struggle with their em- when ?? ployerswefeelit to be edutyto ...

... MANCHESTER - ROYAL INSTITUTION.- i ECTURES ON THE HISTORY OF wI THE MIDDLE AGES. ta Another lecture, On the history of ,urope during the T) period from the fall of the western Roman empire to the in- M vention of printing, was delivered by the Principal of Owens hi College, at the Royal Institution, on Friday last. He now t entered on the subject of the rise :of the new nationalities, tb ...

... ?? ji .aJ. ptw o a aitf VrobtnaiL;- ?? ?? . .. . . ?? ?? ?? .. ?? . .. .. . ?? . The court remains in seclusion at Osborne, and scareely 1 furnishes matter for insertion in tile usual Court Circlular. f POOR-'LAW CASE.-Mr., Wakleylhas been holding an inquiry B into the death of an infant, which died in its mother's arms, in London, one day lately, from exposure to the cold, Both father and ...

... DOMESTIC IETELLIENCE. THE INCOME TAX.-THHE R1N CaTHOW0t LEity. if -At a conference of the Romana catholic ecln of the deanery of Tuam, resolutions were adopted ?? of their surprise at receiving papers, the ain -i sending e which anpears to be to charge the voluntary.ttioras of l the faithful-for legal revenues we bnveinP ih-a h certain amount of legal taxation, and annouuiing their . ...

... The ueccal weekly meeting of thise committee wee held yester- PC day, there being present-Mr. Larigadale (in the chair); MSessrs. Halihed, Nicholson, Gladstone, M'Nicol. 9 5 Mr. Johnson and Mr. Roek-cll waited upon the committee for th r, the purpose of drawing their attention to the present state hi a of Smith-street and the Streets a-ijoinicig. Mr. Johnoen co e stated that itwsas the great ...

... D ARWEN. I AccIDENT.-An accident happened on Friday last to a young woman in the employ of the Messrs. Potters, car- pet manufacturers, Darwen, under the following circum- stances. It appears the young woman is engaged as a filler in the factory, an occupation attended with little or no danger, and at the time of the accident was endea- vouring to replace a strap which had got off the drum ...

... THE CHRONICLE. PRESTON, SATURDAY, YDECEMBER 10, 1853. 1 -I- ?? A gentleman, by name Mosely, with the academic initials B.C.L. tacked on at the end by way of garnish, has published one of the dryest of dry pamphlets on the question at issue between the belligerent parties in the East of Europe, to which he attaches this title: Russia- in the Right, or the other side of the Turkish Question. ...

... THE NEW YORK CORRESPONDENT OF THE TIMES & THE AMERICAN GOVERNMENT. a Most men in this country, who have paid any e attention to the recent course of American politics, e a will scarcely have failed to remark the inveterate i, hostility with which President PIERCE and his rcabinet have been assailed by the New York oorre- B spondent of the London Times. For several months, i, every ...

... ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? bui 3- Mr;-J. B. Gough, the American temiperance advocate, lec- Wi ?? at Liverpool this week. r- Oin the motion of Mr. William Brown, M.P. the, special eat a~ committee of thle Liverpnol Oliscni'ier of Commerce on deco-I t .mal coinage has been appointed. aI r. iA man named Joseph Valentine had been committed by ' It the.Aciirhigton magistrates to the assiies for perjury at ...

... SAI?I?RD TOWN bOU?CTL. A special naesting of the Saltord town council reses held oti The 5aVenesrltay ; the mayor5 'William l3artrers, £sq. in the ohair. scheme I'he genarul purposes committee pfeestited she following in U. report:- . . ' ? Your committee trove to report that they have considerad tha di'ttft of a bill lirrisniad A ?? to repeal an act ?? atoptos Xintl fleor?ro ILL ?bapter 72, ...

... I E FRAI - JV L CRIINL . EFORAMATION OF JUVENIL.E CRIMINA .S. mn A conferenee on the aubject of the reformation of juvenlle~ A1 ir, criminals was -held at the Royal Hontel, Birmningham1, on 003 Cr Tuesday. seec le There was a very large attendance of gentlemen from all by ~ arts of the country at' the meeting; the Right Hon. Sit' vol John Pakington, Bert. M.P. presided. Amongst his sup- ...