... ! EXAMINA'TI}ON AND COMMITTAL-OF HYNES. i ' On .Thursdsy- last, tlie court.house at tbe New Bailey was excessively crowded, in cnnsequence of the cbuliosity oi many, persons to hear the elamiiatiton of John HIynes, jtfsecretary to the Trades' Union, who was' hi-ought from Ireland the' preceding night by .,Worthintonll, who0 went over to that country last week with a warrant for his appre- ...

... THIE pOISONING IN SADDLEWORTH. IFURTHER PARTICULARS.) - A young wnonanl neamed Hannahl Boden, had about fiftCeD months ago ieparated fron: her husband, Join Boden, : shoemaker, and with hr only child, sVeutrto live;with her father, Abel Hall, who tlien resided at Linfitts, in Saddle. worth, but has tecently removed toa smal lIpublieohouse at a place called %Cuning.Corner, in the tavnsqiip of ...

... .[From c'obbeft' Registar. 1,. 'jaint Regii~f andu ins this, will be' foslnd what I In ilostrujt account of a -debate inl the os of t L 1os11 t of a bill brogtiob h rhi.s $l(o If asterhurY, wh irpre to have sai'poth trl Io Queeqn, that a King of, England could not only trigbut could not commit any folly; u pasa~ do no i%'rolld in answer to the Rev. Mr. 51 Neill, of Al.. shi rey, svbo1 is ...

... OLDfIA1!T. COWERS' TURN-oUT.-The great majority of this body of operatives still continue out, about twelty-six of the old hands who were employed at the Holebot orn Colliery have, it is said. seceded from the unionl and have signed an agree ment proposed by their employers, and are resumrindg their work. The other eollieries are partially worked by new hands, nd a few others, who have given ...

... --- -- --- - RE :S INCENDIAMrT IRS On Saturday morning, about four o'clock,. a rick of botr. lev, on a farm milled Snoo';s, in the. occupation of Mr. Wfiiignlil H1arvve, two msiles f'roml thle town, tvas discovered to beon fire. b5 n party fthe coalst guIALd on duty,. who ,ilunediately repaired to the spot, Iendeling every assistance iii 'tbeirpower. Tllealarmil bell ha.vilig been sounded, the ...

... PROGRESS OF THlE CHOLERA. I NXwcssrLE. Judging by present appearances the clhs lera is now about to subsiFileit Newcystle, The followiig ae the official reports bince our isvt:- NEW CASES. iZeOV. DIED. REMAIN. JAN. 20 7. 7. 3. 57 21..13.. 2 6.61 22.. . 11..0. ..£1 2:. A Z .. 2.;1 ..23_.,2. ,S.3;.63 2:4. 14. 3. 72 GATnsnA.w.-Here, too, the disease is ...

... (From the Leeds Intelligencer.) The rumnours to swihich we briefly referred last week, a of the spasalsodic cholera having broken out at the port of l Goole, hive been too fatal ly Continnlled. Up to Friday nighit, 17 or 18 cases lmil occurred in which thu symptoms sit the collapled stage of tile cholera were well moarked, (besides a numlber of other cases of diarrhoea and vomnit. ing, in ...

... 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 ...

... .Varitamentarv lPrbkjrcvtiioo. HOUSE OF LORDS.-T~iivssDAY, JuNE 14. cliUrocir PROPEWOTY. Lord KXNG, in Presenting a pertion.iigatinll ti'thers nd- veried to a sconveruitini Which toi1ii11 plae Q n it Ilor~iler . fli lfit whe n it right rev. prelate aisked l w hewlt lier, if it 1111411 liesteat hedl a ceriainl portlion otj1ii~estitte to Ctidow o w hospital, or front sily similaor ...

... ': ?- - - - - - .--. - 110:;T',?,C' ilk i 11 1'. I LON}DON, TilUIIODAY EvENING, S9EsTr itlItt 13, 1832. I is reporteelel ishe City that a general clticlgeelelt has ltkeln platelieteNellettlte lettilS lithle. S1ltan1 ttllhtlle Paliha Of tlorypt, Iyria, between. Aleippo attn Damiscll , tlad tint te i't'ish treais harie blen eittir'ly vtefealiel. 1The first dae tie loss is s!iiat t0 haitre beta ...

... (Letcte in tihc Leeds iSercury.j I was sorry to seetihat Lord Brouglamwr looked Ill and hatgard, and his voice was ailmost sepulehilal: he sat during i good part of tle evenio pcl)c i'ectly unikoved, but in the lattur part of the debate he roused up and seemed more animited. 'I'le peers no1w began to muster strong, especially on the opposition side. The Duke of Cunmberland (who wats laid to ...

... DOML S ' SOintrvilie, tile soldicr, Jas olitanice his dischalrg. A NcritlOl'tioii of' LIpttl aV S or thlce hundrilied pounills Iiis becil jised In Ia1ll suons, to cilable himn to settle is lite. )eatli hias talien orf in foul diys, six of tihe ihlibitaritis nt' N. ewir, whose united atgos imosuft to 4.7 years.-- NEWtiS. )ii'view. jall. Barlihng has declinced tih call midv oil hin by thfie ...