... CbNTBL ACCOUN'TS, _ ..n hid oU. Wedt Ird 501'od us~iil th s op ose b Mr. att SV 9 at t1Act should OrpS harvd pliant r [ISfth apChairanof pres rta la l Mr- . t ri tlie a epo in ef Minis-t e ,t ith, reg or Tha Ac e~iOdlttuld be rtn5Dluj§ enuchtn ol dPr; D. Woavim bir e th ° tbelhatt had bee sa coedi by Fai r',t cilri 59 ' er' dsalai~trye Ctevi lU eaiiiiilna hret All mo ckI thae mhim oe tte. T ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Col. Count F. de Pourtales, Chamberlain to thb King of Prussia, along with his family have. been in town this week. They remained one 'day at the York Hotel. . The price of hand-loom weaving is advanced in Black. burn, -Burnley and the neighbourhood, about three- pence per piece. The wife of Thos. Wyndhurst, joiner, residing at No. 22, Sydney-street Salford, was on Thursday safely de- tlivered ...

... 1 , Lord WillIam Russell, it is said, is to quit Lisbon ass lour Ambassador, -and is likely to be succeeded by Lord Howard de Walden, who is upon hisreturn from Stock- l We have regret in stating that the cholera is fatally prevalent in several districts in this town.-Sldffield ilfercury. The London soap mannufacturers have resolved that from this day a reduction of z2 per ton should take ...

... DTSTRICT REPORTS. 01 GLOSSOP. la On Monday last the members of the Glossop-Dale L Cricket Club mnet together to celebrate the formation of sl the society, and to enjoy a (lay's play upon the ground at w Howard 'Town. Thc day was remarkably fine, and it large assemblage attensded to witness the sport. The play w was excellent throughout, and after a delightfusl day's H sport, in which harmonV ...

... A WHOLE (OUNY'X' 01 CANTERS. Mr, Coblbett since is visit lo Scotlandi his hied bCis pl eju Cices agCainst Scotchlmen rcemoCvcedC, fii! is still ver) bitter against JeWs, Quakers, anld It(lilo(ists, ;Uii ldt. te'rly the whiole coUllty of York hax fallen undIleC lhis cen- Scre. It is consoltifoLy to Sec tIlIt tilCer still exi. thii're (at 'lTo(nordeti C v Ce presCilt'e) soCC If!C' good men , to ...

... .. For many years past the churchwardens of the parish of St. Michael, Coventry, in vestry ussembled, have been in the Practice of imposing church rate after churchrate upon the inhabitant,, who, from the uniform domineering maniner in which the said rates were annually demanded, became sd accuitomned to the yoke, that they be an to look upon the matter as eze in wvhich they Could not ...

... j ZOOLOGICAL AND MEDICO-BOTANICAL GARDENS. TO THE EDITORS OF THE MANCHESTER TIMES. Gentlemen: - t concur very heartily with Your correspondent Civie. in his recommendation of a Zoolopicl Garden in the viiityof Manchester; and I alirdently hope that efficientsteps will soon be taken to secure to our towie so great and so de- sirable an advaitn~c. it seems to ie, too, as wellt as to your ...

... rZOVINCIAL. We regret to notice that Cholera is prevalent in vari- ons parts of Ireland. In Larne, since the 1st, instant, there have been 67 cases eld 23 deaths. It pervades alIost every partof the town; aid fuliy 80D persons have fled to the country. LANcASTrER CASTi;.-There are at present five can- didates for the responsible cllice of governor of Lancas- ter Castle :-Captain Anthony, of ...

... Illu At the Mansion-house on Saturday last Thos. Gilson, o senior, a baummeree, or retailer of fish in Billingsgate .forwas brought before the Lord Mayor for having followed N of Mr. Gold ham, the clerk of the market, from place to o. place, with a loaded stick, a blow of which, inflicted by a man of moderate strength, would fell an ox. The Lord Mayor:-What is the general conduct of )S. the ...

... MR. EMTERSON'S LECTURES AT THE ATHENiE UMi . LECTUTIF. JV' sHARS5PE0RE TH~E POET. * On hursdy, Mr Emeron de IvIe his fourth lecture, - on Shakaper, of whichwe give soe rimning nutns. lie began by tating ad elucidting oneof his favourite. dicc- trinesthat th greatman is reat, ot so much directly byf oriinaityas y llarane o thugh ad view. The great man is hewbo is at thecentre of things-who ses ...