... - MITORT AND 'POLZTOS PROGRESS OF THE MOVEMENT,-.MEET- INGS OF THE PEOPLE IN THE NORTH. -The great assemblage of the people which leas alien place at Manchester is acknowledged even by the worst enemies of public libertyto be a most extra- ordinary manifestation of power an of peaceable con- duct. Not less than OO,8O0 persons met together, and remained for hours lisiening attentively to men? ...

... r-Z7,77. .-: o ~~~~~W r .i 'En' 'So' A ' t Orfi' :oif the 23 inst., state that a tele. graphid 'Ts resch d tWat city on the preceding evening, orderinathe immediate armament of and preparation for sea of Te So evennn,, of 120: guns, and of the Coionne, Maren. .go, and'Nestori of 82 guns each. Those ships were inspected ,on the :23d, and their armament immediately commenced. It was said that, ...

... Democratic TrIumplh. DFMOCRtATIc TRIUMPH AT WEST!IINSTER.-YeS, triumph! The election has been lest, but the cause has gained. Men who only look to immediate events, and not to ultimate consequences, will mourn over the defeat of Mr. Leaderand the victory of Sit Francis Burdett. We are not of the number of the mourners, and yet we heartily wished success to the young champion of democracy; but ...

... AND syyNE];,2 0 ' X ea P i -7, i' R at J UDGING -by. whaltaet place'temFd tOed O House of Coniions, bt o big Ibld that-the businehss ofq,;,TPP_ 1 us, ditor spend the greater part of'ita intm intseltlin a rels among the niembe r s and to talk away tbe resaiuer;Iorcertainly good purpose. Thea enl mi ance adopted'since tbe beg rg 1~e *§,? by these who style themselves ormer hd3Gov servatives, is ...

... - -h- -1- in T a' ej a itj to C inm th at w Iau of I ra, thle I d p I Ii au taxes At- the orowning tatie ayatemtof or creed;- hast, ;lrnowledgeand ttd'-,irt~fidtsbfes to' briethen, beg to stetisai o'ir ob;jects Iose stated in the Address of. the London sAssogiatiQn-yiz., to.draw into one bond of igent and jetuential of the working classes in olsewhere-to seek by everz means to place ciety in ...

... rORGE3 Z'wLL1GENE. Tbeifuneral*Uf Marshal Loba took t 'lae uju Paris' on Mondday with much pomp. The nationa :guards w etre ail unde'riarntis, nformed the-fu e earo*eessijon .of theiri late ' ,s~der;''the troo:jibf the hiue trmed' :iirnuku llotgjthe 'streets; 'the crofvd ,bf People frm; the Tuiileriei to;the Huspital of the invalides was im-' mense, 'ad ergr: uiedc'iu as taken' E'by the ...

... es.' ces. This fair, itch generally regulates the fairs and markets of Ialandc and has a considerable influ- nce on prucs in Enlgland, commenced on Wed- sesday. Ortccount of immense quantity of live stock exportne to English and even to some Scotch ports, a cons;erable diminution of supply at the present fair as ealculated upon, particularly of sheep, drove of which are almost daily conveyed ...

... GREAT OUTCRY AGAINST THE USURERS IN THE . - . CITY. There is a great outcry now against the usurers in the City amongst the needy merchants, owing to the former grinding -the latter in discounts as fine as powder. It is well known that of late there has been a very great dearth of money in the City, and that getting bills discounted, has not been one of the easiest tasks in the world. Needy ...

... THBE TLONDON DISPATCJI ; AND IpIeo t voaittal «1 ociat Uerioner. SUNDAY, JANUARY 15, 187. u~ ~ I By a singular coincidence the leading articles of the Tory Times and the Whig Chronicle of Monday are devoted to atn attack upon the democracy of Sir William- Molesworth. In order that the co-operation of the two worthy representatives of Toryism and Whiggery may illustrate one another! we place ...

... 4aUXRAL - EcwXyogB. he Ij~wirg are the 2*turfs for the Cities and Boroughs in T5la lnd Wales to the 29th of Jutly. The columns distinguish 85 Rgei'n~ and the Tory. The letter n denotes the new mOea her. Next veektheee retur will be complete, we shall perfect turns for English and Welsh counties, and tbr cso~d and Ireland, will be given separately. tor h 3 y~gishand Welslt borouglas W6 have ...

... IMPEIAL PARLIAMENT. : :: I -e81 SE fr~eHS.MOmiAS - r ...

... voe ft j4!% 110 *~0:, WORKING OF THE NEWf'POOR LAW. - .. . the Edaitor of he onris iu p : .Sin,-W1iliam Tastir, -a. poor, labourer of this parish, situated in the.Bioester Union, inicensquence of his family and the lowness of-his wagei hasate;llstyaarvtni in arrears fo rentoicnsequelcesof wbielf lia landlord gav-e h ime to tice to qiit at M'i belmas 1asf, which otice he yielded to, and lft ...