... in toul-lan +, .; I I OR 1,? I ORIGINAL AND SELECTEID. BotIM-ltINVINO-Well might Ben Jonson call bell-ringing t i~ tn' poetry ol'steeples1 It is a poetry which in'some heart idor other is sure to moave an accordant key, and there is not ?? much of the poetry, enocalled by courlesy because it is Verse rim . 01 whtich tltts can be said. with equal ?? Doctor. id. SIIAKSPRARE.5 MONsUNFeNT.-lrhe ...

... DUEL BETWEEN LORD CASTLEREAGH AND M. GERARD DE MELCY, THE HUSBAND OF MAiDAMIE GRISI. The following account of the duel, which has been mysteriously whispered during the last day or two, is from The Morning Post. We hope the 'Iweak youth will profit from the moral reflection of our worthy con- temporary, and that lie will not soon have occasion to repeat the solemn exercises of Saturday:_ The ...

... . 9 -^ The standing army of this country, amounting in the twenty-first year ol peace to 100,00() men, is, unquestion- ably, the most monstrous abuse in Europe.-Address of Richard Cobdenl, Esq. CIVIL LIBERTY.- One great cause of diminution of civil liberty is wvar, and if no other motive induced a people jealously to scrutinize the grounds of a war, this might be sufficient. The nian vvllo ...

... RE-ACTION ! Yes! There has been re-action as, a2n wherever the constituencies are so small as to r ender them liable to corruption, or where the leaven of old nnul corruption was permitted to remain in the corporations. Iast We could name 50 boroughs returning 80 representa- Wte tives; of the tory side, whose united majorities do not amount to the majority for the two reform members for ...

... DIED.-On the 26th ultimo ated 50 years, Mr Samuel to Cbantler, publican, Elton.-On the 29th ultimo, suddenly, aged 42 years, Mr William Foxcroft, publican, Bury. A meeting of the boarsd of guardians for the union wasbheld on Thursday last, when there were three of that body present, who proceeded to divide the union into jl eleven registrars' districts, for the p, pose of putting in of force ...

... DINNER OF TEIL OPERATIVE ANTI-CORN-LAWV ASSOCIATION. Time mleeting of thle woj6kiag-t-lcosee, upwards of five thousand' in tintlier, ink plawe fin tie Pavilion nit ?? Ri vllu the ?? talilled ho the wives, daugb-r lets3, sit'trs anti friettds of 11e lichearingL conisiiunlity. 'I'ne Paviiioit was equal ly spleendid a id riisi antr as on ' tse prevedieg evening. ' The chair wa' filled by Mir. P ...

... ,. I R~rIOCOENTATIOW OF0 WGAN,-A. paragrapho having op- and, peareit in thod London Staodardl necspaper, stathig that W Ai. enrse d oe. ot intend to heronie a candidate for thle Proc repieeseatation of thio hbravugh in porliament, in ilha event of 11tH a diteolotion tahling place, avto are nathorised hy Air, KaOM- hloo ley to sayI thot he didnoatdirect, norbhod any person authio- 'I'll ...

... _, v -, -- . . ?? - ?? .. ' I1 :. - ?? COmN LAWS.-A public meeting of the inhabitants of Old- han, convened by the head constables in compliance with the w ishes of a large number of highly-respectable requisi- tionists, was held in Braddeek's Room, Church-street, on Monday evening, to consider the propriety of petitioning the House of Commons for the total and immediate repeal of the corn ...

... SAVAGE ASSAULT.-At the petit sessions on Wednesday, held before William Hall, Eeq., and Holbrook Gasketl, Esoui Peter Oaks 'aas charged with having committed a violent assault upon William Henshaw and his wife. It appeared by th eviene that on Monday evening the complainant, a labaurmin man, had a quarrel at the Red Lion public house with the doefendaint's father and brother, and in ...

... I J?Ootorrfpt.1 LONDON, THURSDAY. Tile Earl of Clarendon is, we understand, tobe admit- ted to a seat in tile Cabinet and to receive the appoint. meat of Lord Privy Seal. We make this announcement with unmixed satisfaction: tile aid of the noble lord's well-krrsowe talent, and tise confidence which his acknow- ledged integritv of principle properly inspires, will ena- ble him to serve his ...

... Totrropolbrilce. I On [Tile Edilors do oot hold thetiloclves 'reeosponiible for the ?? voents contained Lo, the, lettero of thr Correspondents.] Onl - ?? i IMPERIAL BANK. Oil 7o the, EDITORS of the,114ANCHE8STER TIMES8. On GLINTI~lM lN :-Tile discrliniiiationi and good scenoo you John showed in thre inoo-iniertion of thoe ?? Of thle one-shilln Onl shareholders in the Imporial Thank, fin yoor ...

... I onfleftic *intelItgenreI1 Tbe Marotns of onyoghirni hoas resigned his situ ation of Lord Ohamlierlalo nod it is snid that Lord Ux- bridge will secceed him. ?? lianidlovs riot in Wrles seem, to be at nn end. According to tbe Slrewlsubry Next of the t9l, the whole Aaffair sn toocls exoggerned, aind Lord Clive, on his sr- rival, found nothing to (lo, and did notbing. We rejoice, il common with ...