... %P g yags% Andpitd, ?? The meeting i- Bury to consider the proposal to sply for a charter of incorporation for the town, wds held enu onday last, but separated without eoming to' a de- eision,:the'number for and ainst the incorporatioa being So nearly eqtal, that the cairman said he would not under- take to ocide which was the majority. NATIONAo i REFORM UNION. - We are informied thak. the ...

... GUARDIANS. The weekly meeting of the board was held on Thursday, Mr. C. Th Rickards in the chair. n PAUPERS AND) iRIENPIY SOCIETIES. I The Clerk read a return which he had pregared~by order t, of the Poor-law Board, showing the numb'er of. .,Paupers I now in the workhouse who had ben members of friendly t: societies which had been dissolved or broken up. The s return stated that the number of ...

... I , VISJT PF THE SIJLJTAN. I r TLNTEfVIIEW 'WITH 'HR A MAJEiT1. ~'The Sultln paid a visit t6 the Qhserit on Satur4ay. The t carreages 0onvoyhig His Majesty and suite left Bluskingham Palace ast about eleven in the morning,,. They were twelve in number, tild were escultedl by 'a detachnient of thei Horse Guards. The statioit'at Paddiigton was decorated . inreatdines3 for the reception. A great ...

... | ALA1UDIING ACCIDE NT ON THE CHATHLM AMUJ I DOVER RIAILWAY. Oil Wednesday afternoon an accident of an alarasing natule occus red near tle signal post at Blattersea Bridge, onl the London, Chtathaul, and Dover }eRailway, ai train being separ'ated, a carrilage turne~d over, and ?? of the passengers injured. Tlhe train, conasistilng of the usual number of carriages, eight or ten, left the ...

... IANOSESTER GRAMMAR SCHOOL. The midsummer examination of the scholars and distri- bution of prizes was held on Saturday, in the old school room, The chair was taken by Mr. Robert Barbour, one of the trustees. The examiners were: Mr. Thorley, Fellow and Tutor Wadham College, Oxford- the Rev. S. Reynold, Fellow and Tutor ?? College, Oxford; and the Rev. J. Porter, Fellow and Tutor St. Peter's ...

... L VI1W.tO. THE SULTAN TO MANCHESTER . -Alppecial meeting of'the City Council 'was.held on Wed- nesday, for the pnrpose of adopting addresses to the Sultan and ?? of lEypt, on the occasion; of their visit to this country. 'The Mayor presided. The MAYon reported that, being in London on business of the C)rporation on Tuesday the 15th instant, he, with Wr. IAldernan Bennett and the Town-clerk, ...

... *TFrti CRAILNVAY 'ACCIDUT NUAR i. ,. i WARRINGTON., i' 'We t'ct to announce the death of another of the suffere ri the late moliancholy acoident at Walton J'onc- tion-Mr. Wfifliam Jones, of 2, Camdon Place, Bath- which took place on Fridtay morning, at the hospital, in Johna-0treet. On Fridiay, the adjourned inquest on the bodies of five of the persons killed by this terrible accident wasu ...

... ? ?? 1. II . I . - ? -.1 ?? VNRihfmXSo51tv, L~yoi~amHoucw-On £9uesday, h~ all the -Cfty Police Court, John Rogers, John Martin,' IL (ereHeathcoti, and M. H. Walsh were severally fined T6fo keeping unregistered lodging hossi Hnvr stree. Bridget Cassidy, a registered ologisi '-honse keeper, ti ws ine Lb for haying above her numnber o'hinisatcs; and Ann Conway for. overcrowding. Mr. Fowler ...

... I ~ ~ ?? ?? THE TRADES' UNIONS ANb TLE ' I COMMISSION, T.LE BET i_ I e. . The adjourned meeting of the delegate5 of th trades represented at the St. Mrartin's El UO the L held on Wedneiday night at the Sussex SalIAl`eroce in the chair, for the purpose of consider'~l Potte5 policy to be pursued by the trades ?? foturt Commission ot Inquiry, consequent lpon tiheosex lep4 the commissioners of ...

... THE ROYAL DRAMATIC COLLEGE FETE, On Saturday, the anniversary fete of the Royal Dramatic College was celebrated at the Crystal Palace, by a com- pany of revellers and 16,000 spectators, 'among whom was the Viceroy of Egypt. The Palace was decorated in its gayest bunting. Long lines of flags were suspended from the ihon girders of the buildhig. The stalls in which the fancy fair was held ...

... PARLIE I ?? 69 LOR WEDS. -MONDAYV.I l'; OF 7WRiDS.-MONDAY. it, er IRoN r HSOUNSLOw. Eyel IIdattentiOll to the statements which of n, ?? to the recent march of troops by )D cxadO in '~feked -whether these statements wdre WI Fel5let ane(. *ask the fact that no provision had f sat of those troops, and that col code 0olentlYboonept without food for a long of LO ?? FOl said the arrangtements made ...

... M MANCHESTER SOUTHERN HOSPI'TAL FOB WOMEN AND CHILDREN. The firstannual meeting of the Manohester Southern. r, Hospital, Grosvenor-street, for women and children, was a held on Thursday morning, in the Mayor's Parlour, Man. ohester Town 1ll9l. The chair was taken,-in the absence of the mayor, who was prevented from attending by public business,-by Mr. W. R. Callender, Jun. There were also ...