... MR. HUNT A.ND TiHE CORPORATiON of LONDON. Mr. Hullt applied to the Ori MIleyor, \vith whciu) A1der- MalH1 Faile 0 t lt 1101' waS siltimi at 110 tille, fiur at wi'nrrnt ig'ainst the citv ehallll.e; a !,:r for 2 SuluIl o0s0 , it' bis lord- -.lIPtiolS~i it the Xlno~t courteou. way. thamt cit5 0lcer llLVui1v in oused to Ji)y tbe suM of' l200 due lo tIe auditols oft the city acco IS ior theil ...

... U'TILITY OF HOLIDAYS. ' . _I _ - . 1-- .. 7. -: sM (Fi e7n, an amusin- anice i7L the figiisrnhghe Review). Draimatic replrsct aotios wvere formierly given, not oeiiy in G reece and Rlotie, bUt in England also, in the dy i tyime and in the open air. WVC are inclined to think thiit thin morning is more favourable to dramuatic cxcellence til is tile csening. In oider to enable the mains ...

... DMlGRAT'ING TO THE UNI'TED STATES. .To the Editor of the Mlanchester Times. SiM,-Thougih uni ccustoomrd to exprenS My OpinioOIs on pipermuch I li's to coitfile I!VysClf to aL pIz.rtiCuLsi SiiJCCI, yet I ai1M tes pllted by the invitaltionl hield out in yolur last, te cotitribute t he lllonewIdge I vossess oF trade, &e, Onl the othe) .side tile Atlantic, tWLaRIds Ullosding ou- r reader. sniiie ...

... (A Letter Extracfedfrorn a recent Devises Gazette.) S1B,-tn the firtt book of Cicero's oliices are some ad mira- ble passages, hearing so imied liately oil a subject wh ch ha's been occasionally liscussed in the epistolary coriier of your t(azette, that I cannot refrain frots sendinig you a ifaitlilul translation of themII. I aril not without aL hope, that when tbose of youL readers, who hate ...

... A LANCASHUR WVEVEjT'.RS NOTiONS OF ENG- I ~~~LISH LIB3ERTY.I - . -im~ ,,nf~ cutrv. says B3usiness calling le a ewf Ie nto tole couliY' -Y n correspondent, I sinccideltail fell into comopany vvith a poor b inteligent wellvel e conversed Upon difvl'rent subjcts l1iiiO tratle, aiid 1oolitics. I, in the Cotii'e of covL'tion said, Lh t I til oLIght EunI isbuiito enjoyed a greaterMshoe °I ...

... IS THE CHURCH SLANDERED ? To the EdUtor of theilanchoster Tines. Sir.-In your report otithe Radical Reforil Meeting at Oldhami, I find that a Mr. Caniperdown, n tile addressill the nieetilg, brought aLn Cxtraorlinllry chatlge agailst the M ai quis oF Staillord lIle said, 'lie Nvas near Trenthaitt IHall, aishorttimeago, andwavs inifored thatthree huti- dred persons had bcee relievel in) one ...

... DIFFERENTNCE I-TE-N VM GUOSTS AND G0o0) I EI JEI Peace-ofliccr Necdlalit alteimded OIl S ititrild at tdi Ii-i cai Olice, D)ublint, iS cl!arn,e ot a iiiaii imattted T iin.'.yiatr, w'lo wais tralsi!CrrCi t-l.ou clreg St reet Ui i ic 1;1 *O!SC- qulncie ol the Aii pl.riitc of ttiia ivisiOnI IICL haiV; j iri''- dliction to disposc Or tile ch;argU prI'Turred il t iol li. I: iappeared firon ti c ...

... REFUSAL OF TOlE LORD LIECTENANT TO AP- piL iO'1R Tl-IE INSURATRI'CrION ACT. rFro'i the Dssbli' 1II0'V1n1g Reggistei-. The following lctter his been received bvy latthlew Jacob, Esq. Hihl Sjicl ri of Tipperary, in answer to a coamlni- cation it'olIIi tbat geliti line, tranlsmli tting to the irish Go- vcn'illelit tie resolutifons adoptetd by tue Meeting or Magis- ti Lts at Theurles onl tbe 7th ...

... -A iANC H ESTER. THE MANCHESTER AGRICUI.TURAL SOCIETY. When it was proposed to remove the meetings of this so_ ciety itom Altisinelam to AIlnchester, we ventLured to plre- dlict t!ttt the change would raise them from being about the most insignilitetilt to beinc the laigest in the hingdoat, and each. sucetedilig fleeting lbts plroved that we Were tiot mis- taken. Ott Tues lay the sho e of ...

... PiTT A SPOLIATOR 01? Tii C-lCURCH| Dr. WVatson, bishop of Liandair, lile Lord Moontcasiel and A.l. Wilson, aud all thihking peisolS, was of opinion that tvt1es oubstruct the Cirkstian Litil ty 01' the CstaliSbhed c 'urc i. i. toy others in the 1 shop's timle die Hot affect to regard chiurch propeity as a thing quite sacred and intaagi_ bln. No iess at perso1nige thao ilr. Pitt submitted to Dr. ...

... . IR A IME,- (,% &K.?. ?, - r. , I II - I , - , - f'Illrbroter I SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1929. N'otlhing is known of the progress of the negocia- tion betwecen the Russialns anld the Turl's. of course the snbject is fertile in speculations, as the news- papers contrive to say the most of what they k-nosy the least It seelmis, however, pretty certaill that the Russians are not disposed to allow ...

... I FJ.S INT GY1 -'G N Ir'a-i?t-Z'Y22-M. MONDAY, Snr. 2Ktfl.-: t fiac Wilkmam Astltc, fssitie. AL bo.d-loohing Jack Tar. wath a troIlleo)(lOs pair of Ilaeli WVi ISkherS, oatS hrOLLa,2t tiP cIlaiged ly Stuondrini, witf eaUii ijig a bl/oo tup, 2tt tile Dog and P-artriage, on Saturdlay nven I Ig. Garsisce Said, timtt Iie prisollr %vcat into tihe puilic Imase aibove-mnittiolled, wi erer, in ...