... | 211ETROPOiIT'L[N' ME-M1OlANDA. I~~ ?? ?? - - ,. A as. ?? _h. ._ (Front our Owtl CorrcespodCnt.J London, Thursday Evening. So, notwithstanding the vaticinations of somno, the alarms of others, and the mischievous ?? of a few, that parliament was likely to be called together in the dark days before Christmas, the two houses are safe at any rate till the first week in the new year; and, ...

... 11 NOVEL MODE OF APPLYING LIQUID MANURE. (From a Correspondent of the Gardenere' Cironile.) The value of liquid manure to the agriculturist and the gardener is too well authenticated to require further proof The examples of the Chinese and the Belgians show us that both antiquity and utility are in its favour; and our modern scientific improvers, our Kennedys and l Mechis, as well as our ...

... TEA PARTY. - On Monday last, 350 persons sat down to tea in the New Jerusalem School, Accriugton. r At the meeting afterwards the Rev. Dr. Bailey presided. -On the same day, the Baptists had a tea party in their school; 300 sat down to tea; the Wesleyans had 500; at Ebenezer school 200 took tea; and at the Independent school 200 partook of ?? Tuesday, the Rev. R. N. Featherstone presided at a ...

... ? : Xwo-ve(giv - FRANCE. The 1on~eiteur gives a long report of the inauguration of Marshal Noy's statue, with the speeches of the Minis- ter of War and M. Dupin at length. It also very fairly publishes the parliamentary papers, showing that the statue, though erected by Napoleon III. was decreed by the provisional government, and ratified by the Consti. tuent Assembly. This fact was not ...

... ? fovrialt' Eittelltsence. T. ::FRANCE. - Placards appear in the sreets of Paris, announcing on the X partofthe administrators of the royaldomainsthe sate of the *Xlchateau and' estate Raincy, bdongin to the Orleans family, in virtue o1 the confiscation'deeree of the 2nd of January, a 1852. The upset price is 1,838P,0081. The official reports of the prefects, addressed to the central ...

... UNITED LEGAL FRIENDLYBURIAL SOCIETY. DOIS X1:t niht Putbli meet~igngorf the sneubers of this ?? 5 wa anouced to ta pisule inabsArglel-roanas, elgbj rlold-stTeot, for the purpose, of tras MD ean a es -of the society. The mctilst ho6 but long before that tio(halel niod a crowd commgneedto siro h ?? I lilby Iaf' een e obe' tbldwldone Y N ~.With, -08 view d ?? whis .pf, ?? po-A.. discihei~~ - sie ...

... SUICIDE Fouth Fee nck street, i, a. very eter ntsen e Bifore he' could bo o vevrodniwhe taueeed ,Iiinhafictifg - *vn dreadftl woend4 ith a iasgrutponht t-I`6' at, don'o 0r the n petrattingairoiot t thezrbbt of the tOsilUet' t I as stated thiht the tthfooterat ,geitlemn; sold OUt Ws' I onluinsiol .0455 toie dtle, antd hand reentl r ln e1i a P nsidcr~blC snn of. tftoitey ia the pturcabdea of a ...

... Mr. Charles Leigh Clare, of Hindley-house, obtained at the secoad prize of £5 for a pen of five pigs at the Bir- h minigham cattle show. be At the Birmingham cattle show Mr. L. Brodhurat Hill so Bach-hall, Chester, gained the first prize of £10l for thec best fat pig exceeding 16 months old. We'are iaformned that Mrs. John Blundell, of Capen-. hi hera, Ceshrewill preside as lady ptoesc h ...

... I ?? B L A CKB URN. THE: ROYAL SoCIEV OF LIrTernARE.-Of Wednesday last, trte r Rev. Dr. Burgess, of this town, was elected a mnember of the a Royal Society of Literature. f IA (3itrk^t5L HOLIDAY OX o IOSDAV NEXT.-it is now generally undersioud that Monday next Is to be observed as a general hell. day In BlCirburn. Tire baniks and publie offices will be closed after twelve o'clock ; the same ...

... Z3orroiueb Criffec. lid the hoat of passion ever cook anybody's goose. It is sail that the tea most in favour amosng unmarried ladies is been-hre, Ani Old mnaid 'exused her celibacy from never having seen the man for whom she'd be willing.1 to cook three meals of victuals every day of her life. A DOUBTFUL CHrANCE..When Dr. Frankeliss's mother-in-law discoverer that tlhe young man had a ...

... THE DECIMAL AW ?? 11- Al -- IIA _E, AN ESSAY ON TilE ADVANTAGEIS OF A DECIMAL I SYSTEM OF MONEY, WEIGHTS, AND MEASURES. (For tOM Preston Clkronick.j The system of money, weights, and measures, now in use in England, is like many others which have sprung up, and acquired an existence and form during the course of ages, without the benefit of a superintending power to watch over their ...

... We had some hopes that the associated masters of Preston would, at their meeting on Thursday last, have submitted some proposals respecting the re-opening of their mills; but the resolutions passed in Manchester, on Tuesday, bf the manufacturers of Lancashire, have given a new feature to the struggle. it was, before, a national combination of labour fighting with a local com- bination of ...