... LOCAL INT]LLIGENCE. icis Mr. E. G. STAXLEYi-, eldest son of Sir Jthladl , ,sIBart., of Alderlcy, intends to solicit tile blifrac Olt:! ep-I ee'oldems or tile eastern divsion of tile *utuilool I Chester. crj. CoxFwIRmATiox.-Tlhe Lord B7dimp t t;ii i,&--! Ats wishes it to be understood, Iluit ti noitirsi' !ii o.e 11 de, 29thl. instant is intended chiell to t.seialrc ,'ui:-. his and that on the ...

... :L'.)DSiURB'ANCES AT LYONS. I | ,We regrietAto-hive ~to announcethlat disturts~aneeq of:a, seroucI~~i*X0tlvethrownm thle second capital of France at Sintoi coqnfusioq'J ~Iij lisluly. It e7ill, tie, recollected that a ti shait tullie slicedi~ Cnfhcrstise filk-weall rs had forisied them. at pa~jves into aln org'niiit~d bey or species of- parliamnent. ti, which had succreetiw in ohtbitiniiilt ...

... I I ,j iv I MIANcHiESTER. SATUJDAY, DEcScER: 3, 18U1. ,or04 ALTHQoa&i, in a circular to the members of the House of Commons, says:-As parliament is to -meet for the despatch of business on the 6th of December, I take the -liberty of requesting your attendance. I feel that after the very long .and fatiguing session which has so lately concluded, the calling upon the supporters of the Reform ...

... EMIGRATION TO CANADA, e We have oruch pleasure in quoting thcfloigWl writenandbumurous essay from the Fiire Side Libmrry Ofteimne crowvds which annually leave Gra 'Britain lbsr Anierica, ;tt is astonishing hatot res rcpetn suslied of any thing like correct 111foriiai rsetn that quarter of the world, Their isotiooS, in most cases, are absurd and ixtravaganlt in, thle extreme. kothiling would ...

... MANCHE STER TIMES. SATURI)AY, JUNE 2, 1832. RegArding the Reform Bill as now berond dan. ger, and expecting that in another week. wve shall bie enabled to aniounce that it hias become thie law of the land(, our minds are naturally directed to the consideration of what persons wvil h)e fit and proper representatives of the new cousti ticncy, ami the first thing that strikes us is the necessity ...

... CORRRSPONDENCE. THdE LATE FIRE IN SALL'ORD. Or istell TO TfiE EDILTORS DV THE MANJCHESTER TIM29. ti Sins,-The notice bestowedi by vourscir, turd the other O Mdanchester papers, in. your last reikls prrbltcationt, on the 0o1f tire it Mr. L. Rostrorts dye-rworks, indrrcedt the Cormmittee, fn wvith whomn I have tire pIeaitre lo eet, to meke the IImost Po.st strict itrquiry irrtu the refeections ...

... litisH DISTURBsANCES Sur'recosio-N Bsrt,.-A piub- a lie mneeting was held onl Thusrsday evening in thle Townsi Hall, Salford, to consider thoe pl-oprietv 'ot aduptin- a getitioni to thle I-ouse of Commisons againsit the 73il1 re r~gti yhis Majesty's Mlinisters reepetngth s condition of Ireland. TIhc room, was filled in ever), part prieeiously to the coisunlencemeiit of thle proceedings, and h ...

... CHIOLERA MORBUS.-OFFICIAL REPORT. COUtNCIL OPPICE.-(THI9 tDAY.)-DAII.Y REPORIT OP CflO- LERA VASt'.8 SUNDERILAND, Jan. 3, 183'2. Remained at List report .1..I New cases ..,, . Total . Died , . .,.,.l Recovered. .. ,,,,.,..,. ° Remaining at this date, 8 osclock, a. m.,, I From tile commencement of the disease, on Oct 2G, ISJ1, ...

... ittlGGEN:.- ' | . eA&..Aeeourts from Berlinstitte, that: TPRAT or 0IrTou, that Count Pioskeiwitscb will anc, i is ge5tsj itsch ij't the cohirqafd' othe Ruma lrmy. 'ecd Count. jdtii5t with much opposition bot0h in and -The lsatirl~5l whichbis strengthened by the ill success of T ef :tbes 5arm fln thepoles. It is said that Count.Die js u ° wS a~isl svjwen he left Berlin, is so affected in his ...

... A - - ~ 7 Dr sl :~~~~~~~~~i , . 'Y ', R, ;,% ? , ?z - ;I A. ., ;, ;Incqommen~tn lat we~o the debate oin the: CiMil List e: remarked that atshowed hiew little could be expected ii thew'iyoI retrninent untii the people aweie riaent n the Conidiions Wiusii -ofE Pialiitnuiut.' Th~,~ue s'cm'aikis iippicable~t th~e discualion di t'd~idliiborpys schm i'or dlutjos ind m wautatioai, of ta'b s ...

... MANCHESTER. SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1&3L The English elections may now be considered as at an end, and we have this week to add Worcester- tershire, Dorsetshire, Cornwall, and Suffolk, to the honourable list of counties which have returned reformers. In Northamptonshire the contest is not ever, but the tide, which had for two or three days been adverse, has now turned in favour of Lord M~filton, and ...

... BOLTOiN. PETTY SESSIONS, ONID.Y, JULY 25. NEW BEER BiLL,-John Horrocks, retailer of beer un- der the new act, in Union Buildings, was sutlliotied for keeping open his bouse, for the saIc ol beer, later titan tetl o'clock ill the evening.-Mr. B1irrett, deputy constable. proved that on Sunday ninaning the 17th instant, he, along vith M1. Swan, ote of the bead cunsta lea, and others, were going ...