... MEETING TO PROTEST AGAINST FACTORY EDUCATION BILL. A public town's meeting, in Manchester, to protest against the education clauses of the Factory Bill, was held at the Town Hall on Thursday,-James Kershaw, Esq., the Mayor, in the chair. The sneetine had been called in compliance with a requisition signed by nearly 400 of the principal firms and individuals, (including merchants, manufacturers ...

... JUDGMENT OF IMR. COMMISSIONER JEMBIETT, IN THE M\ATTER OF THOMAS TODD, Delivered in the ANCHfESTRU DISTRICT COURT OF DANKEUPTCY, St. Janes's Sqseare, Manchester, 0n the 3lst of December, 1842, In the matter of Thomas Todd, Joseph Wood claims to prove for a bond debt of £3,000 on the estate of the said Thomas Todd, a bankrupt, the bond being a joint and several bond executed by Thomas Todd and ...

... - i Emperial arliament. HOUSE OF LORDS.-FaIDAY, JuNE 30. as Meiessengers from the Commons appeared at the bar to pray the attendance of the Duke of Wellington to give evidence- beffore the s hipw*recks committee. -Lord BROUGHAM complained that although the evidence of [I other witnesses had been submitted to thea. for revision, PI he had not had that courtesy shown ?? Earl of b' DEVON said a ...

... A tie TowTN HALL, WEDNESDAY. - Before the Rev. J. S. R. Evans, Chairman, James Lord, and Jonah er! Harrop, Esqrs.-Severaldrunkenand disorderly parties igswere mulcted in various penalties. LIga RAILING ON THE RAILWAY.-Two respectable- er looking mien 'were brought in custody, chairged wvith tof fightingon the railroad. The company's officer stated amthat the directors did not wish to press ...

... I I, I: 7 - - - : THE FACTORIES BILL AGAIN.-THIRD.! )EDITION WITH ALTERATION. . - ,,I Y Sir James Graham is not yet tired of agitation, or r may hope to wear out the energy of a long-suffering d people. As if resolved that manufacturers and mill- e owners, no less than factory children and their parents, e shall cherish towards his name associations alike painful d to. themrand discreditable ...

... FACTS FOR THE SCEPTICAf-rIMESHERISM AS A CURATIVE. ?? U1R. SPENCER T. HAfLWS EXPEWIMENTS (1;'komt the Tfne Mercury.) The time for fastidiousness regarding mesmerism is passing fast away. The facts in favour of, not only its truths, but its usefulness, are too numerous, clear, and strong, to brook doubt any longer; and lie who dares to express the common opinion of its sensible investigators, ...

... I -. (Frvom the Morning Clhruoicle.) In the present peculiar situation of the Government it is nature! that there should be abundant speculation il I tle plans which its members are, no doubt, maturing for its future course. The different assumptions which are nade, and thle varied advice tendered, concerning it, may be nnt nuwurthy of their consideration. Ihey should mark the general ...

... CALUAINIATOILY REPOlR'TS ON A CORONER'S IN QUEST. . h the EDITORS of It,* JJNCll1ESTBR Tld11ES. Sius:-Aso oy chatacter has been msailed ie your last w.el's paper, you will obli, ilou by iupblisohog thiy rviply. I am your obedient sreraut 01. D. THOMPSON. Stalybrilge, Mlay 20th, 1839. Clduonuioatory reports were publi.hed it your ?? week's paper. Dnd reportld as facts having ?? place at all ...

... _, 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 ...

... THE MOVEMENTS OF THE LEAGUE. (Faron Tait's Jagazine for JrfloaT.sr) The recent movements of the Anti-Corn-Laiw League bid fair to prove singularly successful in putting new life (not that life was at all lako g befo ) into an old agita- tion. The credit of their move the attack on the English county tepresentat b e, is of the old con- stitutional weapon of the for hold franchise -is especially ...

... 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 ...