... Lancashire, Thursday, Jews 24.—The silk trade Middleton, Failsworth, Leigh, Manchester, and their vicinities, is in precarious state. The silk dyers, weavers, winders, and warpers in«.n/ places have oommenmd working short time, and weavers employed in the finest fancy goods have full work* There a good demand for mixed goods for the American markets. The silk smallware business is dull. The ...

... ENGLAND'S TRUST; AND OTHBR POEMB, BY LORD JOHN MANNERS. At this moment, when the opinions and sentiments of Lord John Manners are canvassed on every haud, few extracts from his poem*, which are supposed to embody the principles of the Young England party, of which he is the acknowledged leader, will not, are sure, be unacceptable to our readers. Some accuse his Lordship of Puseyism, others of ...

... The following elections (that is to say, the nominations) have been officially appointed to take place on thi days respectively mentioned . Tuesday, August 3. Brecknock County Elections. Anglesey, August 7 Montgomery, August Bedford-hire. August 8 Norfolk Aueust Berkshire. August 3 Norfolk (West ) August Hr ...

... CHESTER. Melancholy Shook—On Monduy last, Rowland June*, sob of Lieutenant Colonel Jones, off the Royal Engineers, now resident at Malta, and nephew f Captain Jones, of Bryntinon. near Wrexham, committed t-ucide, the Green Dragon lun. Chester. The deceased, who was about twenty-seven yiars »-f age. and formerly held commission in the 67th regiment „ 'V ch has disposed of. arrived, oompany with ...

... More Manx Law.—The Monas Herald of Wednesday says, stated in our last that shopkeeper, named William Barry, of Church street, in this town, had been arrested and lodged in Castle Ru-.hen Giol, upon a charge of rape. How well founded this charge is, yet remains to be proved ; but supicions have been intimated that all was not iair in getting up the prosecution. We have now, further to state, ...

... WEST INDIES. The royal mail steam ship Dee, William Allan, commander, arrived at Southampton Thursday noon, with the West India mails and thirty-nine passengers. The following are her dates St. Jago de Cuba October 21st, Jamaica 24th. 26th, Deuierara 20; H, Tobago and Trinidad 22.: d, Barbadoes 24 h, Grenada, St. Vincent's, and St. Lucia 26.h ; Martinique, Dominque. and Guadaloupe 27th ; ...

... Cite Itberjiirol BALVS POPVLI LEX tsUPHEMA TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1847. The last scene in the solemn farce to which we have recently called the attention of our readers was played on Friday last, before the Exchequer Court, at Castletown. On that day Mr. Robert Fargher, proprietor of the Mona's Herald newspaper, was called up for judgment for libel against Mr. George William Dumbell. Of the ...

... (From the Svn oJ last nAt) MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. eit, Qsarter to Threa. The English Stock Market has been very firm again to.day.. although the advices from Vienna are not yet or d orcnslutve oharacter. Consols have been 853 to f8, for transfer and time The quotations are supported by the abundance of money, and the continued impresslon that the Bank of En. land will be compelled ...

... 3BaultruptdW &C. at From the London Gazette of Tuesday, June 19. i ELLIS, William, printerr, Liscrpoo, to surrender. 2nd and ?? th July, at eleven, at the Court of Bantltupicy, Liverpool. Offi- cial abui6nee. Morgan, Liverpool. Attorneys, MaplesandCo., IOld Jewry. London; Girecric, Liverpool ALVINs, ?? drroer, 1pewieb, Juno 29 and July 31, at eleven, at the Gout t Of lw,h-npev. Loudon. ...

... A snepial ?? s .6. - a A special general meeting of the members of this Com- pany was held yesterday, at one o'clock, in the Cotton ales Room, Exchange.buildings, John ...

... ~ffarTit#*., . LIVERPoOL CORN EXCHANGE, I'vesday, August 18, 1835 The Weathtr c.sntinues very favourablefor lharvest'opera- tiavsand.reapinjgn this district is in-active progress In every direction. O ...

... 'Aftipping littelliatart. MURDERS AT SEA. Advices were received on Wednesday, from Rangoon. which furnish an account of armost atricousaact ofimutiny. falloe' by a series of appalling murders. The You ...