... TIHE KING OF SAXONY'S VISIT TO PARLIAME N T. His Saxon Majesty being anxious to attain some insight into the mode of proceeding of the British legislature, visited both Houses of Parliament on Friday night. In the IHouse of Lords, the attendance of peers, at an early hour, was unusually numerous, a very general impression prevailing that the Emperor of Russia would pay their lorilships a visit ...

... EIARGREAVES CHORAL SOCIETY. Overlur sPROGRAMME.: . ?? , ?? ?? AI5T FIRST. Quartet and ebonis *. i Air.iam gil evvlva. . (Earyanithe) . el|ber. (Sohi parts by Misscs Williams, Mr. furll, eand hlerr Goldberg.) Duet .. Misses Wiliams' FairesH. Haton. Sce,,a .. M ademoiselle Schloss .. Ietore my eyes beheld .lhim . (Der Frecischatz) 7 eber Snu ?? Mr. Burnett ?? The Pilgrin of Love,, ?? (Tie ...

... R1DRE-sS OF GRIEVANCES BY MOVING ADIEND- AMENTS -ON SUPPLY MOTIONS. When it became:known that a deputation from the Complete Suffrage Union was this week to visit several towns in Lancashire in furtherance of the proposal -of Mr. W. S. Crawford, member for this borough, to seek redress of grievances by moving amendments on motions of supply, the friends of the movement in Manchester, with ...

... The Buckinghamsliire meeting of anti-league leaguers is rich in transparent fallacies and self-conxtrndictory statements. li such be the talk what will (he writing be, -,when out of their great fund, the ammunition in tho old stocking as Col. Thompson calls it, they duluge the country with their tracts ? We utill a few specimens, and place beside them a few remarks: MR. OREAVIM. It appeared ...

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... , L OND YON, FRIDA Y E VENIVN G. MONEY MARKET. The appearance of settled favourable weather is rapidly dissipating all apprehension about the harvest, and every description of transferable secumities are more buoyant this morning. Consols have improved to 9P}, the Three per Cents. Reduced are 49j, the Three-and-a-Quarter New 102j, and Exchequer-bills 50 52 pm. Bank Stock has been done at 211. ...

... LOSS 01 TIJE TWEED CON-FIRMEI). iry ARRIVAL OF THE 'AVON,~ ROYAL MAIL STEAM1- 'V ni- SHIP1. sor (FrLMont a CorrespondLent (f the Mornmiarl Rro'ah,) it; on Thnrimay morning, aimf tier malls were inimechaurts lis- he, lu Patched to town hi at special it'ain. . Thoughl I regret tw Cet .Its announce tile Avon brings confirmed intelligence of the hit totil loss of the Tweed on the Alcranes ...

... IO A eve, ° Sinugetl.l Destination. ?? ?? N dxt. facet. ch'c Destintion. frons London. du e. %VP a O __ __ __ ?? . .y c 0 1 sl)i2'rllAtIP'TOX STATiON. .. 5M*Nadeirai Mnrs l1 o I s. 9d. 5Lisbon ?? ?? Oc1tb , n ros 1 0 Gibraltar ?? ?? .. ' |J tho thetl 10 Malta and loniall Islands Ili 0 I t Greece and *Egypt . . ?? r d 20th of ' lecu 6 1 0 Inz~dia, Ceylon7 arid China every m5onth. that 0 ( () ...

... MEETINGS OF CREr''rORS Al I., ?? . . ._ At the D)istr'ict Court of JBankruptey, Liverpool. 1SR. JUNsE 1. Caine and '1'ello, Liverpool assignees 12 6 1. Gibbons and Sherwood, Liverpool, to audit ]2 1. L1. He dgson, Liverpool ividend 12 1. G. J. Haughes Liverpo last cx a. 11 = 1. H-. Hutchieo, IV as 12 = 1. V. Kelly. Chester, lee e ei. 12 _ 1. Ogle and Walton, Liver aud v 0 12 - . Pattersois and ...

... | BRIEF CHRONICLER OR THE TIMES. . __ _ _ _ _ Lord Francis Egerton paired in favour of the second reading of the Factory Bill with Mr. Loch. King Hudson's heir apparent, an Eton boy, has been dubbed by his schoolfellosvs Tue Prince of Rails.e It was stated the other night in the House of Commons that, though Lord Denman's salary is R10,000 a year, he has never taken more than £8,000 A ...

... MANCI-HESTER rTiMES, AND X jntsfre alit~ QTfe~fjir ,EXallfiler. I A TURDA A UG UST 24, 1844. 1 Tsin VAR-cily hassomewhat abated since our last publication. The bombardment of Tangier too much resembles our OwVn exploits in China anid India to allow of any ?? from our side of the Channel, other than wvhat might be founded upon thiat pretence about the balance of powlve,' which no onebuta ...

... ACCIDENT.-On Tuesday evening Charles Stanier, a carter in the employ of Messrs. J. and H. Long, farmers, r of this town, on his retura from Macclesfield, where he had been for a lead of lime, by some unfortunate carcum-r n ,tanoo was thrown down, and thei wheel of the cart went c over his leg, crushing it in a shocking manner. He was conveyed to Mr. 'Taylor's, of Oldfield Road, Manchester, ...