... THE WEEKLY TIMES. MANCHESTER, . SATURDAY. MARH 13, 19 Tin return of Mi. MiALL yesterday by a majority of some fifteen hundred 'voteb, to an event which the Liberals of Bradford may well regard with pride and satisfaction. -Mr. MrAu'a proper position at this moment is undoubtedly In the House of Commons. As the almost authot'of the modern movement for the- dloebtabllihment' and disendowmnot of ...

... DR. GARRETT AND MESSRS. STOWELL I AND WBITWORTH. I On Thnra'lay nfternoon, a special meeting of tie Council of the Oon0ral Association for Stopping the Sale of Imtoxi- d cattna Liquot6 On Sunday, was held at the Trevelyan t O iqu to expka sympathy with the defendants In the J aotian Garett ?? Stowell and Whitwortb. Theme were R resent, Mr. Rloha'id Haworth, Chairman, Revs. James B Crdoley ...

... ;1, ~~~WERKLY TimEws Op(E Is. Saturday, Nre'c a.m. A1- ._ - ht MORNING EXPRESS. 411 SPAIN. lot 'he (Reuter's Telegram.) lop MADam, FarDAY EVEISG. raa The election of 275 deputies has been declared valid2 az all the preliminary proceedings wlll posltively be conccud'd 1- to-morrow. Lu, WlnD- THE QUEEN. de The TinleS kayk: We regret to learn, from authory, lre that, in consequence of the ...

... EX-DISCIPLES OF FATHER IGNATIUS. ?? the Maxylebone Police Court, on Wednesday, George * Widdowe Nobbo, aged 19, who gave his address at 19, Gee's Court, St. Marylebone, and who said he was a student, was charged with stealing the sum of £15. He was further charged with an assault. James Barrett Hughes, who appeared closely shaven, was about to give his evidence, when Mr. ?? asked him what he ...

... THE ARMY AND THE PEOPLE, The discussion on army reform4, Which was adjourna from Wednesday evening, was nr med yeterday In London, at the Society of Arts. A appeared in ON report In yesterday's Impression, a Paper was read at the previous sliting by Mr. IL Cole, O.B,, of the Sath Kensington Museum, On the effloleney and economy ct a national amy In connection with the Industry avI education ...

... ANOTHER MUNIFIOENT GIFT FROM MR. PEABODY. Mr. George Peabody has addressed to the trustees of the Peabody Fund the following letter, announcing his Inten- tion of giving another £100,000 to provide suitable houses for the poor of London, making a total of £;350,000 pre. sented by him for this purpose My Lord and Gentlemen,-I be8to 'acquaint you who have so Inudly undertaken the manlagement of ...

... I THlE SOUTH LANCASEIRE COLLIERS. I On Monday afternoon, a meeting of the colliers in the Wigan district was held in the Boys' Well Fields, Wigan, to consider the present position of the miners generally, and the true remedy for the same; to review the proceed- ings of the representatives of the Miners' Association with regard to the lines Regulation Bill; and, thirdly, to dis- cuss the ...

... ITPERII L PARILIAMENT. r'Y TELaEGrArFs. InOUS1E OL COMIIONS.-FRIDAY, Ul c Sj'oecr Look itc; Chair at two o'cIock. Inr5pA Treasury) ?? wasi unable ~f p'csot% o ~iv , *'cruatron no to tire v.iqnniO of the ~sy~lCe fre5' t mlire ijltt'ilte Irish Church. B°Y II ION- O* -'LOTiBES BlY 1'1AUPER19. Dlr ?? Lt,°3. (Prcq idtlit of thie oor-law Board) said D rlicait. lro' beet ?? practice for the gnardians ...

... On Tuesday, at the Leeds Borough Court, before Mr. Bruce, stipendiary magistrate, three operatives, respac. tively named Luke Mlay, Alfred Worsnop, and James Gre. gory, were charged with having, on the 23rd November, assaulted John Dickinson. From the statement of the com Ilainant, it appeared that on the 22nd ult. he went to work for the first time at the mill of Blessres. Croysdale and ...

... I -- Ireagoo Four men have died of Asiatic cholera, almost suddenly, at the Moscow Railway Station. Four oases of pleuro-pneumonia were reported on Wednesday as having broken out on different farms in the neighbourhood of Royton. A Scotch clergyman, the Rev. John Thom, M. A., Presbyterian, has been drowned in Richmond River, New South Wales. The transfer of the telegraphs to the Postmaster. ...

... Tl;E WEEKLy TAMAIMES. -MIA N O E TERB, SATURDAY,; Vn 6, 1868. TOPICS. Tan Ex-Governor of Jamaiom once more Woatos f1WI . For two yoeam the sword of DAMOOLE5 has Coon held over his head, but at lstit hat ben ithdw He who in a supreme moment neither pitied nor sparedA has found amongst him Own countrymen M me ul judges. They WdU not even allow him to be Iut upon his trial for his alleged illegal ...

... I THE SMO.E IfSAXH IN.SALPORW. At the Salford Town on Ts,. r. Robert;Hey- wooe, of the Adeiphi was summoned at the instance -v of the Corporation, un1 BSnltaiiAt of 1866, for per- mitting the emiqslon oiensneinoke from X cblney coan neoted with his premiseiS such measure as to be a nuisance. The town-olerk Mr B t appeared for the Corporation, oj and Mr. B. B. kB. Cob1 'for the defendant. ...