... ,| THE SNOWSTORM AND THE WEiATHER, I ?? NORTh1 A1ND EAST YORR8s1TRE.-Oen Friday night Rnow, ceased falnadduring Saturday the temaperaruro, was neve beow roezng oins Tis tended to wois1ten and soldif th snw cnsieralyand on Sturday evening. marke gettherewithdifficulty, and cusvra aes, thue custoary ogcar wassupplanted by a sleg.O atnr dayall rais ontheseveral linescneggat~alo ?? having been Ou ...

... IA YEAAR'S RECORD OF FIRES IN MANCHESTER.I Mr. Tozer, the superintendent of the Manchester fire brigade, has just made up his return of the state of the brigade and the number of fires that have been attended during the past year, From this document we learn that the value of the buildings at risk was £452,236, of which £82,216 was uninsured; and the value of the stook at risk was 21,312,935, ...

... nI _ . ..IL A.T.L.AL filtR GOLDWIN MUTH ON STIKS N 3~ j - ~IWL.Lvulyl c I, The annual meeting of the Manchester and BSlford ,, quitable Co operative Sooletywas bold on Saturday night . u the Oc-operetlve Hall, Downlng sbreet. After tea, of e wj~och about 500 partook, the chair Was taken by the Rev. D The vunual report, read by the honorarv secretary (Mr. E Longiqld)showed that the operations ...

... - I I MONEY MARKET, SHARES, &;c; There is very little commerolai demand for money; and, though there has been no reduotlon of the Bank minimum, the market rate Is ?? 3 per cent. The noew Chillan loan for £2,000,000 has been very favourably re- ceived, the applloations on Thursday reaching £6,500,000. The stock Is consequently quoted at from 11 to 2 prem. The stock markets generally have been ...

... COUNTY OF LANOASTER RIMEL ASSOOIAT[ON The sixth annual meeting of the members of this a55o- Clation wan held on1 Monday aftrnoon, at Preston; Lieut.- Oolonel Birobail occupied the chair. The followinlg ue the moat Important portions of the report which was sub- ?? continues to prosper, under the liberal support which it receives from the county; the numbar of competitors attending the prize ...

... At the City Police Coish, on Monday, another of the men concerned in the Benlgal-street affrcay-when, as the was stated, nearly 300 men, women, and children swarmned to rescue a prisoner-was brought up and ordered to pay a lett ficesof£, or be sent to prisonfor amonth.'. gre At the Mancheiter City Police Court, on Tuesdy a youth, named John HAll was summarily oonviotdo Ian, stealing aquatity ...

... X3.. GOLDWIN SqITH.'S LECTURES. - - py AlND THEI REVOLUTION. ?? ovesiagl r. Goldwi Smithe delvell, cinfthe ontacster Towie Nalto, the first of his four lectuxes on the Ituicl history of LU8land. The audience, which was a rgt one, was iresidel over by thellevr Dr. Temple, head ister ofc a;b Schtool. Among the other geatlemena *'dS were ita. uo. Bpotter, MuPvh Mr. C. Ea R=ndeo a to the hdasnaiea ...

... AGRIOULTURAL DEMONSTRATION IN LElOESTERSHIRE. The inaugural dinner of the Leicesterabire Chamber of Agrioulture took placo at the Bell Hotel Leicester, on Saturday, under the presidency of the Dilo of Rutland, the Lord-Lieutenant of the oounty. After the loyal and patriotio toasts had been disposed of, Mr. W. U. Heygate, ex-M.P., gave the health of the Lord Lieutenant of the county. The noble ...

... THE WEEKLY TIMES. IIlANCHESTEP., SATURDAY, JA\UArtY 26, 1867. TOPICS The charge of the Lancers in the election riot at Dungarvon, which ended fatally to two persons, is likely to be submitted to the closest scrutiny.' The coroner's jury who investigated the circumstances .attending the death of Captain KBiLY, the harhour- master of Dungarvon, have returned a verdict of wilful murder against ...

... IYU .1N10 I ( T i P) TSc Tha 7o.'eis 1 ?? reeor t ty heer. s ;. a , b5t-t:-Ol.Oa i Of the ar. II'(t a-ndl li;tn i 1 * awoe ovor see I WtL 20.1 ?? A . .i.de , a hurricane, rsgari fromel thae E.on-ezu; h u , D I bn. bers to have smen int Nopi~cis, end such as i:5 il25 :if C i'in d during tho long ielvrw that. I havo JI c ,.v 1ce, FAoP come days we had been Iauf hlrg b , a p-aen nl ion n almnaac, ...

... ff --TRHE REFOCRbAGITATION. A large mepeting, convened by thec ?? 1iOm Weld on Tuesday eveng ine n t beoc~o Hapurey.In the absence of ?? hrflpOn, who was indisposed, Mr Councillor Wortolln. o took the chair. He expressed th hope that Reformers Btanchester and elsewhere would be nt together as one &'Jy to struggle ogelant Toryimth, and that the differenoes lbexisted w mong Librat , at the last ...

... Oa Saturday, two Hull smacks arrived at that port In a most shattered condition. The first of these was the Francis Scott, which had been caught In a heavy storm whilst op the Dogger Bank. After buffetlng with the waves for a length of time, a mountain wave struck her. In one Instant her sails were split Into ribbons, her boat stove in, her companion hatchway washed overboard, and her bul. ...