... MEiEkTING(S TN IAisn-trI7PrC'y, ..6loooarq;. 2\lANCIII-STptlt. if/'i'ir of -.1- Ar TTEh COtLUE, ATorttt7ttot, ROflGt-STEi TItT. er 25. ?? ?? spillnet, Mluieht-ststr, adj.Ilst -.L . 25. Rotiltit BDa!;er, drl-tggtisL, M[ancacsl or,aeljoui-nt:ti i. Noun- I tvtuieltlelsreiig,, '~tlian'tnoo', :ionewt-3r)ltntti ?? , ?? ?? .. . . . 25. Hnlaujel Bnl,,i-liteidtilt' (!iO;i-nt ne it- a H-1swkhead, ii.. ...

... ?? JFEP0 T& t 1 ?? i.7 tlOA, j.\ -0ARY 1, 1i3.7.-The renewed a 1 ?? 1. ; rp'4:e I 0 'I Cot 'ton t:rit M oudray ID st, Lis S ?? In 11 aino1it total sltglnationl ?? has takel ?? * I, ,ek( 11 our nIlarlket. Ill all descriptions of ' :* . ?? p1 Itin.), ctihs and shirtings, there has hI dtm ?? g. ?? these two articlII). afair d(e. i t- l't lihe tentlelley to Operate ia theum has 1 .1 n ; tlvrablt; ...

... , REPRESENTATION ,OF MANCHESTER. A A meeting of the Committee of the Reform Association was held on: Wednesday afternoon, when it was resolved, almost unanimously, that Mr. Bright should be requested to allow himself to be put in nomination for the borough at the next election, and that, if he consented, a meet- ing of the liberal electors, should be held in the Free-Trade Hall, to consider ...

... ZVOr? Reporto. MLINCfHESTEFR, TiEso;Y, NOVEMBIER '1ND LIr Two O'CLOC'K, PirM.-More inquiry lhas been experienc__d pI yesterday andl this morning, and orders lhave been miore |jB freely given out; but at rainousi prices. Th)e tansactious , II are generally inoderate in extent, and Pliei;Pally for |ll immediate Nwvttts. In some cases, Leavy sacrilices hrve cc been submitted to,. both in cloth ...

... THE LATE DREADFUL BOIIERt EXLOSION IN ARDWICK. The inquest on the bodies of the individuals, who lost v their lives by the explosion of at steam boiler, on the pre- N mises of Mr. Riley, fly and spindle manufacturer, Medlock- I stheet, Ardwick, which took place on Friday, the Hill inst. v was resumed at the house of Mr. Ridlings, the Royal Oak I Inn, at two o'clock on Wednesday, before Mr. ...

... LUO'1's IN -MANCHI-ESTER. Trh profouni tranqsiillity which has prevailel in this o towan darig a period of suflbring perhape as intense sli any f which la ever bcen experieliceel by the wvorklnl chlsses habs tl frequently called forth expressions of a;diniritition, amnl ltd to tlI a hope. inloulitilig in sunte instalces aihnost to a belief, that lhe operatives of this dibtrict hid' learnt the ...

... MONEY MARKET AND CITY INTELLIGENCE. London, Friday, Foub o'Clock. Then has been little business transacted in the Home Foods this morning. The market looks heavy with downward tendency. Consols are 87j to for Money and 87J to for Account. Exchequer Bills 3s. to 7s. premium. The Foreign Market is also less firm than it has been for the last day or two. The news of General Espartero's call to ...

... l The business in the IMONEY MARKET lhas been in- creasing in animation, and a general advance in the value of monetary securities has occurred in the course of the wook which Ihas elapsed since our last report. The pro- ject for the reduction of the interest on the Three-and-a- half per Cents. has been unexpectedly moderate in its terms, the reduction being considerably below the power of a ...

... tulknipto. ?? LONDON GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, MARCH 8. It- B°IZn A IR U 3 E ?? BApri Robert l of Maniclhestor druggist, Mnarch s20, Aprilo23, leste District Court of Bankruptcy. ct. Solicitorf, AIer.todgc ?? P on POtULrs Jmessr Dof Stelenson, Manchester. :w Pest icrsol Jae Dgllrew atitl Gdo0 5~?t Cano-treet a, Lo nddon, wholesale drui' noe o tect el neels nwdx steam cngi.le tuis. Dated M troh 2. ...

... : e FRIDAY ErVNING, JANUARY 23. I, Sugar.-Owing to the uncertainty as to the measures of e governuent, the 'demand has been extremelylimited, and a the sales of B. P. are only 100 hllds., together with 1200 d bugs Bengal; in addition to which 3000 bags Mauritius w were sold after the circular was made up last week, at former e prices.-Foreign. The sales are confined to a few small e lots of ...

... Elie jift M. I ?? - -- ?? ?? MANCHESTER CORN NAPJ{K i'T -QiATUKDA . Though the weather in the early part of the week was dry, we had incessant rain during the whole of Thursday and yesterday; large quantities of grain are still exposed in different parts of the kingdom, and what little has been carried since our last must have been in very indifferent condition. There has been a steady trade ...

... Rev William Rus>cll Almond. A.. of !*• t«> , IV:-v. Yorkshire, to Anna Maria, youngest daughter the late Samuel Smith, Esq , of Rose lliil, Smedley. I the ult ,at the same place. Mr. Pashley Miss ! Sarah Bcightoii, both of lleaton Norri:*. the 30th tilt., the same l»\ the Rev. W. Wilson, M.A., Mr. William Hood to Mrs. Mary Bradicy. l>oth of lliorltou! upon-Medlock. | On the Ist instant, the ...