... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... MANCIHESTER AND SALFORD DISTRICT I ~~PROVIDENT SOCIETY. A public meeting of tire friends of this societyvwas held doj on 111onday last, in the Exchangc Dining-room, and was UP most numerously and rrspectably attended. it' Thc Very RCV. .'1' CALvi-ai, D.D., Warden of Christ mi Chiurch, and president of the society, being called to the tbi caiir, remarked that the meeting wero aware that this ...

... .. 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 ...

... I (Frorn his p.opaethnious work, intilled Deontulogy.') Let the passion of anger bc anilyseel, and its conse- quences traced. When under its *influence a man is suffering pain-pain proiiced by the contemplatiri ol the act which has excited the passion ; an immediate consequence is, a desire to produce pain in the breast of the party who has excited thel anger. Anger, then, has in it two ...

... I _ (From the Manchester Timtes 9f May WM9t., 1832.) WVc arc not of the number of those who toss up their caps in the air and shout victory when the enenfy's front is turned, but we should be little liable to gener- ous inuisences, and indifferent indeed to the welfare of our fellow-men if we did not, with heartfelt gratifica- tion, feliitate our readers on thc great moral trimtophI which ...

... 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 ...

... I imPerial Varialwlt I HOUSE OF LORDS, TURaSDAY, AUGUST 14. The consrolidad fund bill, the church tejporalities (Ireland) bil, the South Australian bill, the sale of beer bill, the furthei (Scotland) billv the royal bhrgpr (Scot- land) bill, and'the registration of voters (Scotland) bill, were. rsd i third time and passled.-Tlhe royal assent was Tiven;by Lor nsmissn, to uhe insolv aent debtors ...

... T11lE' FACTORY BILL.-AIlEETING OF OWNERS I ANI) OCCUPIERS O1' MILLS. On 'l'oCs.daN., ill accordance with a resolationt unani- t mously adopted alt a n meetilg of mnaster coittoOn-sliiilersi rc i mn the lStih. instant, a meeting of ttiw owvniers and o0cc- b icts of mills in Mianchester and the neighIbourhood Ivas h eld in tile Exchacnge Coanlinittee linaill, lor the ptrpose of takilng into ...

... 1 omeafe Intrifeact, I ?? TitrE.TEA TRArls, Mmday.- T'ret delivefy -)stweei ris 410,2701bis. The 'demand for exportation has in- sremsad. TInE HO6 MAuI'r;,' MOnday.l.nThe old duty has been officially annlounce.d at.£200,d32 12s. Il1 16-20d., -ind the new ?? at ;6148,071 10s. 2 4.20d., total £349,404 12s, 2d. ; heing a ojucih more considerable plduoce than wtas tculat-ted upon; and tile market ...

... I tnperiaI vartlamtnt. JIOSE OF LORDS.-THURSDAY, MARCH 10. i Lord ASHBURTON presented petitions from Croy. v don, and' several other places, against the abolition of it church ?? BROUGHAMH said, the petitioners e, seemed to act under the idea that when church rates were tt removed no provision weould be made fur the repair of'e places-of worship. Now, no such intention waves enter. tained. ...

... ?? jvarliamaelt HOUSE OF LORDS.-F-lDAY, MARCH 4. The royal assent was given by commission to several bills. Lord KENYON presented a petition comnplaining of a decision pronounced by Lord Broughem in an appeal case. The prayer for a re-hearing was opposed by Lord Lyndhurst and the Lord Chancllor, and the petition was in the end withdrawn. The slave compensatin act amendment bill was brought up ...