... MEETING, OF MASTER TAILORS. A meetingeof mastertailors was held on Wednesday after- noon, in tle Mcmolial Hall, cfanchester, to consider the action of the London masters with reference to the strike of the journeymen tailors in the metropolis, and also to discuss other matters of interest to the trade. Mi Colburn, of Manchester, presided, and there were pre- sent delegates from the several ...

... T~H E 1; The O~IL O he me i toe wallitt bieg is P ai .d; I rq sr . 'thha t sucihg co easic t e t e t aprcat. by the R ati. be in e Wad the highest c pi ri1 real h n WhOonostto wait upon a maj4*r4 n in tmigh appoint. i'ajest b'e dep tioced English, waid ad41' lB. th I feeling existing bawtlb or wo n ever continue. b ma n yas e ret >. havathe E i l ta ho Peion would inasome L madur.n , Ras ld of ...

... FOIREIGN NEWS. FRANCE. RECEPTION OF THE SULTAN IN PARIS. The Sultan arrived in Pm-is on Sunday. The Paris cor- respondent of the Times says The weather was most beautiful; a cloudless sky, and the heat of the sun tempered by it slight breeze, drew forth Crowds, not merely to the Lyons terminus, but to every spot from which a passing glimpse of the dortdge could be caught. The whole way, from ...

... THE WEEKLY TIMES. MANCHESTER, j TO P I CS. Earl RussnLL has pndeavoured to repair the one mistake in his recent admirable speech on the Irish Church by prefacing its publication with some remarks which he hopes mnay save him from lasting misapprehension. O)ur readers will scarcely re- quire to be told that his lordship, in exposing with no sparing hand the manifold evils springing from the ...

... I SPEECHES OF MR. BRIGHT, EAIL RUSSELL, &CO. hho ?? Mr. W. Lloyd Garrison in London was taken Advasutage of on Saturday morning to invite him to a public breakfast, in order to 6oneratolate him anti his friends in America upon the aboli ion of slavery in that country. The eminent seorvi'e rendered to the cause of abolition by the distinguished visitor, and the promised attendance of Mr. Bright ...

... I PERUL PARLIMNT. [BY TELEGRAPH.] HOUSE OF LORDS.-YEsTEDrAY Their lordships met at Lve o'clock. After a short conversation between the Duke of Buckingham, Lord Lyttolton, and the Earl of Carnarvon, on the troops in New Zealand, which ended in the question being postponed, The Earl of CORK called attention to the hardships entailed on small parishes, by making the employment of certificated ...

... ITHEB e,,XVIPIT IS NOESTE.. | i 0On Xodajynfternoon ta bompany of- the Belgian *volun- t terscrrive4 in Manohetster, in response .to the invitation -Of th4lcihil reception committee. 'The invitation was sent to Colonel Ggegoire, the offioer in command of the Belgiani expedition, as long ago as the 9th'inst. No reply was rI. oeived bythe Manohester committee, howevor, either to I the invitation ...

... . IMPERIA.LJ Pan Il a IBy TTGMPAPIL 0 flOUSE OF LORDM.-YnEMRDAY. d Their lordshipe met at five Solook. THE SKIFPTO G(ABMMAR SO100L The adjourned debate on the Skipton Grammar School B1ill was resumod. Ii Lord CRANWORTH submitted aclabm from the Public f Sohoola Bill to meet Eatl de Grey's objection. The clause , was added to tie bill, which was thea read a third time ,d and pavsed. 1. ...

... ITN 1 111 ITT MATING A lPTPT I>A~l~IN ~ SNS)RADES. i by fietor resumned their Sittings on Saturday thit Ie~Cd~tded to inquire into outrages in th lia 4a10 Jckieflsaidhe was secretary to the Wail *Po1 ~iel~5ion5t~eli~r He was not secretary in 1861. T wecti' ~nssecreary then. Witness produced bel be Sexeet one--the account hook- aI ~~ bad beendestroyed by witnless's chdii we Ce1 xi; ...

... I THE WEkEKILY TIMES; - :MANCdHRESTER, . SATURDAY, JULY 27, 186?. ' T OP IC S., ?? trades' unionists of this district arts to be congratulated on the ?? of their meeting iin the Free-trade Hall; called to express abhorrence of the Sheffield outrages. In resolving to hold such a meeting they knew beforehand that their action would be condemned as futile and ridiculous by those persons who a ...

... THE (CAPTIVES IN AlBY.SINI.[. The following letter has been recciveil bry Mre.e.? from her husbaind. one of the captives in Ablysshil:- MaglNIl, ?? 1, I> Bly dear Charlotte--Anotlier month ls isse s .;;1 last wrote to you,-a month like all the rest is t1iis in:h ' ableprlison life, full of auxionseare anclwcen isoie inc;iay. Sometimes Isquatdown and try to bc-uile the til's, . by writing ...

... ED DITIO N. S~W1~BKLY BUS~ OFFICE , W B Y TIMES OFFICE, |minhl S'Saturda, .N'ine a.m. wiand- dayth I ~I j G -EXPRES I E S. Th d J RIC A. Tlaeatr T.ELEGRAPIE.) theatr (BY AT ANTI~PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY. Th4 ?? state that ton more imperial gene. Pratin J}p[ be t Th4 OF WAR. the es lare, hat there is no present cause reot, t pn~chos fofthe pene It may sur- Thes S Jtlht turbancl) ofthe ?? Alli ?? ...