... MANCHESTER. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 183L As we anticipated last week, the Reform Bill has, been rejected by the Lords. The intelligence was received with dismay; but when the various means which may still be taken to bring the house into ac- cordance with the will of the Eing and the demands ;f the people, were'considered, and especially when it was known that his majesty and his ministers were ...

... A meeting was held at Leeds oni MAo-nday last, at which it was resolved, that a subscription. should be originated for the present relief of tbe starving poor inl Ireland, 'and tbat a petition should be pre- sented to Parliament praying, its attentioon to the neans of averting periodical returns of famine in that unhappy country., The question, w*ether con- sidered as one o£of.h.4nanity or: ...

... pTI8SCELLANY. PrAYS x 1i 1 A mtsa CH-Mr. IIOrris, the proprietor Of thle A~ Haym'nrket Theatre, Stated, is his esitellet before iti Corn- Talttee on Dramatic Literature, tiat, 05poilaeaefo 200 to ISOI plays and farces, one anid Lien, arid Itiree act piece's, were ol'er ed to Irim fin the coarse Of it season, of' ;wirh iet e v, brougirt out perirpsp only ttve or six. H STRANteIs CoNINlUtRAL, ...

... 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 ...

... I AT~ANCHESTEKR. SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1S9,3 FT'he Thricrrs mf Thunrsday orooing Itavs The111 Lit avri-ed sugsinof the Tohjes, wvell knTownI for tile sof wveeksi past to Lord threv, is to manke one that. simall battle oil tire SeCOnld read ilIg--then7 to rly:21 an to fur an onrelentIinrg muti lation of the I B ill ;--fina lly, ~'~ to take tlicir Chaneo that the people of Eog] anrd, ~''whieu xc ...

... 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 ...

... FO11ElGN INTELLIGENCE. I I __________- I S PAIN.. P ALI, 01' 'TilL ZirA iINISTRY.- dl, Jan. 15th.- (Extr;ct of 1 letter receiver] yesteirlrry bry express.)- ' Tbe oirisier Zcn liS fillen, Ile is snree(led ib Scnor lIartioncz de Il Rossa. Newy ministern of grace, Jlstice, aid of miarii, will hie arppointed. Those of wit in anl ' foliren'to' reilln at present in the miniistrs'. The no. ...

... 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 ...

... STATE OFiTHE COUNTRY. (From Cobbet'z R&gisler'.) At a meeting of tbe oouti'l of the Metropolitan Political Uison, Mri. Place'tills us that'h hheatrs-from good iuthorjty (an'd' b'rlieve his authority 'to be good), that parliamilent 'wil liot hasembsle very speedily, and that he wassoiry fbsay that the 'mlinisters wesre uncoi manty anxious for its ineettng at the disitant day. Now, believe Mr. ...

... I _'__ OLDIIAM. Thle military nowv stationed lher'aire three cornpanies of tbe 2Stb. foot, nuder the 'comiimnnd of 'Major Mes- sier ;. tile i Iriac Ic-s are at the other cnd of the tosvrn fromi the former statiob: tihey are at Mumlips. A gnanr still molints at the Aiigel, which 'is lth e l ead qllarters, and at Bink-side Mill. -For seveial dayts and nights tlie guarid was discontinued atthlie ...

... .1 DIZSCELLANT. I HOW To FOO A RAsCA'.-In some parts of the United States tSie lgisgh sheritTh perform the snmc siuties as our parish beadlues, anud whip the criminals themscives. The sheriff of Hartford counly, in Conicrticit, agentlemat of good lamily and fortune, inforeiol me, that he tiways attended the trials of prisoners, and formed bis own opinion as to their degrees of guilt For, ...

... Uo V oIr CORoNER FOR THE gLA(ANCHESTER DIVISION. baen kifldlY favoured by our contemporary of tile loo-b ll aiaye .thte following report of tle roreedings lrialCT upon the fattfitifu nts avid impartiality of 4 0tieUr ,Odrg ralyrly] ~5bigteday appointed for tile election of tii j.~~g~ln~~l5 t S ct in the room or the late M'sr. hi osnfPiton presented, ut an varly tour. Jt~asal butleparsiotatly ...