... The Liberal demonstration at Manchester last gftiurdiiy will, whether we regard it in numbers, enthusiasm, unity of purpose, or nobility of patriotism, more than basr comparison with the Conservative gathering in the Lame place. Judged by number* only. Lancashire Liberalism is now stronger than Jjsncathire Cotiservetieni, and Lancashire is a county on which tbe Conservatives have daring the ...

... it been the lo* of a politician to re- geldoni reception as that which was *_■ *^Glads ,one on his journey to Mid- lire' ?? ?? y ol ,d»y. It was more ?? c ■ triumphal ?? w * ° D ' the beginning of an arduous oam- f^lesss of hitter rivall 7* personal slander, enf- falsehood .have not diminished the ex- it. P? fjjne, nor destroyed his power of doing fl»**l _ Liverpool to Edinburgh he received ...

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... Folicb.—At the Tova-hall nrtarda*, before Aid. ChampUy aad other magistrate], Walter Uoyd was summoned bis master. Hr. Buddock, painter, for disorderly ooaduet, aad for alneatiag nimself from his work without leave. Hr. Oroother appeared for the eomptainant, and stated that the defendant had only served half of the term of his apprenticeship, and latterly be bad baea guilty of every ...