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... PETE TO CELEERATE THE CHRISTE1NINGI OF T!H. HEIR OF CROXTETh. On Ta'esday weel, Mr. Lynn and Iris partners, the pro. prietors of the Ainitree race course, entertained the nume. rous tennntry' of the h6ouse of Sefton with a ball and supper at ?? Stand at Aintree, in celebration of the christening of the infant heir of the ancient and noble faumily of Nulyneux, the future transtuittor cif ...

... Ie n It., 11- ?? - - .- - .. an r _ : . I- n s-b d f. t. BID Mr. Feargus O'Conuor has issued an address to the electors of Glasgow, stating it to be his isrgsnn tr solicit their support at the election about to ?? in consequence of the resignation of Mr. Cohn Dunlop, one of the present arembers. Air. O'Connor has lost no time in taking advantage of the hint given to him by a Glasgow paper, ...

... 4LOrdt .IliteLlhselloe, MEETINGS OF CREDITORS. N haI 5 C. R. Signiflies the Commianloflers'.riooms, ?? are at N no ,sI Janits's sqrte, Back King-street, ManCi esi ?? ~ MONDAY-JANUARY 18 I oIsU. ped W Morley, Manchester, comimlssion agent, ow, aseiirn. OJ I hIV IN Owen, Manchester. glass and lead deale'r. filiat div, C R II TUESDAY-JANUARY 19 9OW W Owen, Manchester, glass and lend dealer, to ...

... rp . [Prom the Dublin Evening PosL] .ScENE-Carlton Club.-Tsaim-Half-an-bour before be dinner. Lord FANNY-Queer times these we live in, my lord. I Lord BoUNCE-Times, indeed! What the d-I does 91 the man in Printing house.square mean by blowing us t all up, as he does, because we nre not down at the of House to a moment, whenever it pleases the Spinning se Jenny to send for us. ly Lord FANNY-If ...

... - The importance of a right adjustment of the Corn i Laws is not duly appreciated at the present period. 13s; There is full employment in the manufacturing districts, and the price of food is low compared with what it has been-two powerful reasonsfor contentmnent. But when- 8. ever a depression of trade shall come, accompanied by a s of deficient harvest, the mischief of the monopoly will be ...

... ,.,T§.F ,,.t CHARITY BAZAAI. ., , . , \ t~TV. 'OnT .e.d'sy tast, I th'e Bazar'~fr the'iente'of thisON cx- *k1'tln't iiir~tjaot 'was open'ed, at- he' Exchage-rnn5, frtom t 'ielv~e . 'fotur' ,ogclec1, fir the' 'adiissiolii'of.'those ' yho mighrw~ht,,qi to ,view the 'aeiicles 'prevtous to the day' 'of gdorirs sle, The sale roomn ?? eenrie ro6otn'ef the suit ...

... cable -calt. R 1 vs 'I RIGHTS or HOSPITALITY.-Dr. Johnson, in his tour through North Wales, pissed two days at the seat of Colonel IMiddleton, of Gwynagag. While he remained there, the gardener caught a hare tonidst some potatoe plants, and brought it to his master. then engaged in conversation with the Doc. tor. An order was given to carry it to the cook. As soon as J-MJhnson heard this ...

... LOSS O 5TS TUNZals. . - - . - , . _ - The following are the partir'nrars nf the wreck of the Enchantress, Iti ird to Vai Diena!i's landi: - At about ten o'cleck on Pril]Ly night, tire 17th July, tle vessel was prore:elitig op) i)'l tiecsteaux's Cliannel, with a finil svint. (2.lptain RItxburgh had just dccended from the deck to tire cabin, and teaS in tire ac: of rliokrig at his chart, the ...

... I . (. rr0 Of - . l' I4. ?? ?? ?? mu : I ANCHISTER AND lCHESHIlRE' JUNCTION , lAILWAY. To the EDITORS so the MAXXV01ESTI 7R TNUS. GENtZNtIF. ?? voihr otherivise excelletnt eport of thle proceedings of a meeting held at tiieTowndill, llaceleoflel, on Wednesday. Ilhe l0th. ultimo your reporter has been mi error in making me to state that the Manch ester anti Cheahire iliiseino Raliw y ?? had ...

... DANIEL O'CONNELL, ESQ. M. P. (Abridgedfrom lthe Livsrpool Mlercury.) Wednesday lost being the day appointed for the visit of Mir 0'Cbnsrell to Liverpool, for the purpose ofattending the dinner to weiich he had been invited by his friends and ad- mirers here, or rather by the friends ot Ireland, was looked frvrward to with considerable anxiety, and every preparation was nmae to do due honour to ...

... INNTiNTIONS Or MINISTERS. At a dinner given at the Town Hall, Cambridge, yester. day week, in celebration of the election of Thos. Hovell, Esq., the first mayor of that town under the Corporation Retorm Bill, the Right Hon. Spring Rie, Chancellor of the Exchequer, in the course of a long speech, thus re. marked on the measures to lie pursued by Ministers in the approaching Session of ...