... LANCAAHMfl AND CHESEIRhj BRANCH OI TrE PROVINCIAL MEDICAL AND SURGICAL &S OCIATION. air Wednesday, the IMt~ anfual meating fisoyah~ in the M1ediald 1ins~tlttioii, Mourit.pleasolsiu. The mestieg was 'aneouceod for twelve O'clock, but busin-s did not commence umitt gomie timeo after the appointed hour. The chair, in theI firs rumst , weas occupied by Dr. Black, of Bolton, the retiring Proiesidft ...

... ?? -- .- - lW ?? ?? ..n LiMXEKILN-LANE MUTUAL IMPROVEMSEN T SoCIETY.- t On Wednesday evening last, twelve of the members of t, the above society met together to bold their usual weekly l discussion. Subject: Is a republican or monarchical form of government the best? - Yesterday being the anniversary of her Majesty's I coronation, the usual observances took place in acknow- r ledgment of the ...

... Mademoiselle Rachel, it is-expected, will-visit this 1r country on herway to the naited States, aud perform four f cof her principal characters at the St. James's Theatre. Po The committee of the National Society, through their th, c seeretary, have addressed a letter to the Archbishop of - e Canterbury, containing reasons against the threatened i withdrawal of the Quoen's letter in ftvour of ...

... I ?? - I, . ., - t Deduced from observations taken at the Livernool Obser- wi vatory, during the week ending Saturday, June 23, 1855. of Latitude, 53° 24' 48 N. Longitude, 3° 0'1 W. STATE OF TSE ATDIOSPIIERE. 4, Ozone(O-10) atprn | P.M.7| c O. ?? 101 Ozone(0-10),at9a.m. | ..reno~ m | .es *s ,2 oa I 0)im eoccapled i n I _ _ °°h i faing. ?? m , Er 7 o O Collectdingauge y a 8 c Y e 80ft ...

... to [By THE ELECTRIC AND INTEIUNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.1 Wo tOD EVENING, JUNE 25. ers WIND AND WEATHER REPORT.-London, S.W., veryM e- fine; Sheffield, Derby, Berwick, S.W., fine; Leicester, th, inn Ge, Grimsby, York, Dundee, S. W., cloudy; Perth, h tin SW., slight rain; Glasgow, S.W., rain; Maryport, t P S S. W. cloudy , Manchester, Camnbridge, Edinburgh, 'f ith Scarborough, Dublin, Ha ge, V., ...

... TI{~ iV~~FOL MERIOURL . THBAIFATOti TUEpw'A, Ti l~ xq 9 Si. ; aLu, P.OPrLi I 9gL a ?? tI : M M AR BY , : In the House of Lords, on Thursday evening, the Earl of Shaftesbury moved that the Bill for limiting the Working Hours of Needlewomen be referred to a select committee. He eited the authority of Sir J. Clark, physician to the Queen, and that of other medical men of high standing' to show ...

... GAZETTE ANNOUNCEM]ENTS. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Hewitt, Ormskirk, grocer, June 7 and 28, at II o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy: solicitor, Mr. Forshaw, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Bird, Liverpool. Williasm Stagg, Manchester, manufacturing cbemist, June S and 29, at 12 o'clock, at the Manchester District Court of Bank. ruptcy: solicitor, Mr. Slater, Manchester; official ...

... HONORARY APPOINTMENTS TO MEDICAL CHARITIES. os On Saturday evening, a meeting of medical gentlemen was as held in the Town Hall, to consider the present state of the hi question of honorary medical appointments to public chari- hi ties, and to appoint a committee to report on the same. The ge chair was occupied by Dr. Redford; and there were also pre- 8s sent, Dr. Clay, Dr. Aikenhead, Dr. ...

... i| - i..-t N two- i I ?? ?? ?? . ?? ?? . ?? . ?? ?? ?? . .. .. ?? . ?? ?? . ?? . ?? ?? co NOTICE.-As special Editions of -The Examiner, and no Timesiare published for ROOHDALR and OL.DHAM, and alsv vo for SToOEPiOR, ASuTooc, and STALYBRIDGE, containing t the whole local ne'w9 of the week of these towns and the to adjouininil districts, any Subscriber desirous of receiving in either of these ...

... Ig [By TnE ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGORAPH. i8 THURSDAY EVENING, JONF 7. Ill WIND AND WEATHER REPORT.-LondOnX, S.S.IV., un- Mei le settled; MIanchester, York, S.S. W., fine; Bristol, Peter- Me, ly borough, S.W., cloudy; Gloucester, S.W., misty; Haver- rf fordvest, Ipswich, Southampton, Cowes, Poole, Derby, t Nottingham, Leicester, Yarmouth, Lowestoft, S.W., fine; Me Gainsburuugh, Great ...

... AUSTRIA AND THE WALR. the Thra (~From the Mafos'zsf Chronis . lo Noeth ?? isnguine- expectations that were once entertained 20 Norbtlwi ithscountry of the active co-operation of Austria Witt' s oladov, ure thle Weaterna Pbwers have been rewarded with deep dis- StcSt-e appointment., F?+on reasons of necessity, perhaps, rather 25 Scettlill 1. than from motives, of sympathy with the cause of the ...

... (Front a London Correspondent.) e The second official paper of the Administrative Reform fi Association contains little more than the opinions at , various times expressed by different leading statesmen at and officials at the heads of departments. The evidene ee t however, is very conclusive, and affords strong proof of re the necessity of a change. It is a great pity that these SI Ftit ...