... _I I ?? I.,= ,> ?? . ' r m.p ?? S;.G. J b' ~isAtlitig Deiputies hiv~4 resolved ta'eblo at3~r SVfor the'total' abolition of omchuiatesi m'ghpsedtruh the Comimons 'and was rejected by 'teLod, hul e e introduiced t'o'th6 'Oonnbnih;' 'andA prese or~ad.~cn delay at th6 opening of next seision_ ?? ' ?? Coe~iutrr~AL. FOR &OltGI G RDRON AN ODnn- }'iIL~w Lnar-AtWakfied,'en-Monday, ?? Lister: was, ...

... RATPISENTO OF MANCH 2 SFA-DING ~ W .is n tg 20bo is' uei to 12 onls S ji~ d4A~yi6 -mao.rcie -th frialpt~e'O 6thirailgthe election of a burgess to. 'wresPPlY the existing. viacancy in'the represpotation-,of this c iciecity. -The writ was dated Za~ncastir,N.v)v13thV 4nd-bore'c the igntvir ofW.~ ~jQ.es ., IChancellor, :of the palcitisie.Pqcwey a Quo~th Vayicoe cer, E~LD. ~id the crpoat ofi0 l 01 ...

... t- 'FATAL B.OILR ERaXPLO8IO, AT ASHThX. IIIiilDtf t~rltr~ fl- t r11 4-; - - - - - ?? ~JIWOWOMN ILLDAND SEVERAL PERSONS St. O WOMEL* E. S di1 I SCALDED. Ad A fearful explosion connebted wvith the heating apparatus 'to belonging, to the Independent Calvinist Chapel, erected he about five years ago, in Ryocroft (on the road leading to to- Guide Bridge),A.shfo i-under-Lylie, took plae, about four ...

... . On Monday night, a' publio'rneeting, convened by the political Reform Leaue, was held at the Cowper-street ScholroomCiy. ,'Londn. r. e who oce- pied the chair, briefly explained the object of the meeting, which was to pronlote the reform movement. -Mt. Lucraft, in moving the first resolution, said he felt bound, as a working man,t.'endeavourto procure those rights which . he felt were due to ...

... THE GREAT BELL OF, WSTMISTER; The gret bel of :'thSe cloak ol theN ewP~lace' atWest. a. w 58. minster has, ?? b ally hung in its appointed ' to L pesitlon in the clockitower, and'was on, Thursday. rung !P f- os fther first: time ixitits new. p~osition.. The newr greebtbell,- ' P~ acts' it will be remembered, -was> camt fromithe frgmentay aer ,remains of its predecessor,: Big Ben, by 1&easrs. ...

... IF RE- ' j: F.ROM. OUR: LONDON 0ORRSONDEIST rea That which during- tha recess stands as in the stead of Dn. the other -political world, which is at present shooting I ity. partridges and hunting foxes, is agitated in its own small and . it feble way by rumours mnore or less conflicting, and by nii speculations to' which it is very difficult to extend the word he important. The country has ...

... THE :LES1ERE'MElIORIAL. - ,, , , -:1 . . . -f - - ,, ; - ; : It will be remembered that ?? theinter- pr ment of the ?? of .Elles3mere, a number of gentlemen mii conceived the idea of ereeting a monument to his memory th in the neighbourhood of his mansion at Worsley; and at a 'ii ineeting held at the Courb House, Worsley, on the day of eh the 'funeral, a 'eommittee was appointed to carry out ...

... ?? ON i-.EDUA-ION. . ' On Threjiyveek; W. Faiirbaarn,-Escj, O.1., ?? ii of .,-l Manchester, deliv~ered4. the aa al Tha,etu of 'thepresebut c: winter course2 in connection ?? .Dmechaanioa'. tl In.ititutiona te subjeotbleing;,--' The sy stem of educationdi t,] bes adapted to improve the econdition of the wforfing' j .lasses.? ?? thaeourse of. his remarks, Xr. Fairbarnsaid . This .tagede of ...

... cCOUrT, CoABINET, AND PERSONAL. .I i ?? , ith a H~er MN'esty's dinner pary on Tuesday, corn- ithai .rised -the Duchess of Kent, the rice of Wales, and the mus rcess of Leiningen, Lady Anna'M aria Dawson, Lord ?? Manners, the Right Hon. B. Disraeli Colonel the UP.oS Hon. R. Bruce, Colonel the on. A. N. a Lady Mary elate Hood, Major Meichoir (&rti~lery of the French Imperial dis. Guard),. Major ...

... ~ govalt u vzEV Q~is ,THE,&Tasm-It would b nutt Mr nfWe, ~ne~glected to call. attention., !~ by t draw-histo Aning ?? management. Never'Tpo Luate to. Mend!, i5 .vr fair ?? Version (if Charles ?? beaing~la il~ - ,nWngti llmited& obaractezi of; the stags t~ bi Wie6tivaly~ produced in rcgartl tot5 iti 'dm bilr d au '4ilhias the acting ~of -Messrs.- EgenA 'and 'Norniatni-rrei -abo-e average ...

... I . T I mai I- - - - LATEST PARTIcuLAIW. Charles Franklin and Thomas Johwson were imne. diately removed from Hull to Beverley, and thence ato BB op Burton. They were taken into the pre- tG sence of the two wounded keepers, and were identifie&, :e by Godless, who, it will be remembered, received a shot in the abdomen. The prisoners were then conveyed back to Beverley, charged before a bench of ...

... NOMINATION OF HIGH SHE FFS :FORA' 859..- .l . over- lan OnFriday, being the:morrow'if .St. hartih the ciIan-. -i he cellor of the Eixeeqauer, -,'companied, bj several.me'itier', y of ?? Counoil; repaired,' accofding totanczent customs f ng to the Pourt of Exohequei, to presideat the no natior of' . to high 1ieriffs for the new.year. , The Queen's-llezembraiucei) a did read ever the names as ...