... ?? ?? Jr II - - iIEEiING OF CREDITORS. Lia C.R. signifiles thet Cenemllsasolers' Rooms, which are at nes No 8, St, Jalon'ssy~are.'Bagic King-st. Manchester. whi MON .At-JuNR 20 HOUR ant ?? A1111fl50t. Manchester, victualler, final dIv', C ?? ~ ' Me H C WatkinsO, Pendleton, brewer, audlit& final div, C R:.: fre TUESDAY-JuNoEx 23 f T Niorgden, Salford. machine maker, last exam, C R ?? che C, ...

... LON DON, Al ON DAY, Juae ?? SAN SerAsriAN. June 9, 183.-At nbout hllf at, hour before day-ligbt this mornicrz the enemy haiving received ant additional reiniforceament of, five battalions, made an effort to regain possession of Passages, in which he has completely failed. The British ;ailors aidl marines, by wyhomn the battery was mantned, acted in the bravest and most effirient manner on this ...

... PoTrrSC pRP LONDON, TUES9A, . i JJ.Y 31. Both Houses of Parliament rc-assemblecl ?? the House oor Loans the iv e ithi to ?? of L-rd ,Lywilmrst, fixted Tueseday tv r. k, we tl t :ork'i', o tlar C.,uiosiH at t e bar ossitistthe Slatfitrd Dtritinohigem ollt bill,-U tihe tloitosnol t1s Earl of isosbort' ,y, titb Eooilo4 (Sl itot~llu13ill *s tn rt'fe, red to a Solet Coin. e ?? Snows's Fitlud ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-TvESDAY. THE SABBATH. The Earl of W'ICKLOW presented a petition from the Wesleyan Mlethodists of the town of Wicklow, against the desecration of the Sabbath. SLAV ERY ABOLITION (JAMAICA) BILL. Lord GLENEILG, in moving the order of thc day for their Lordlhips to resolve themselves into a committee on the Sla- ver Abolition (Jainaica) Bill, took the opportunity olstating the ...

... TRIBUTE TO MR. O'CONNIELL. etA very numecroust ana respectable meeting of tia friendts of Mtr. O'loiowaaa i okl pilace Yesterday, P(II`'tatii to a'lvtri t~e Lt ment, at the Crovva tttA co fa l, stranl, fair the ur pa Ose f SttIt~ on tootg a fo ouhet I ,c r il tti IILIi to 're ?? Ithat genII- llc'nan for the ?? to w hich lie adb t.ptidett. ing his ic atobr Dl~blilt, a el to mhark their a ...

... ?? S7ElL' J DOUSE, O]F, J.O1PS; OWH11 AV J )DJS O 7pJW' IvIT- (OU S EfUTL G A 11 0 USE oN fIl.. -Al I - tilt, The xacia-os I has. it ,ilu U4ul i 1 fcl(,tot'tlts ?? ?? ditcladf tio of ?? itff ,gnCIiil in tliie liotusi of Lords was not ?? e nrlc thle foflownitg passago, in wrhichi Charles Loo11b's fanceiful aiccount of tile origin rof a roast-pig ?? ttl~ltittil~t We cflfelfi'. our inthility to ? ...

... PU~BLIC MEEiiNG T BA TH. The inhabitants of Bath have manifested a laudable interest in the great quastiono(f Irish municipal reform.n On Friday ae'ninight a uli~c meeting, at which the Mayor took the chair, wias held at th uildhall, which was attended by thetwmebrfoth city, General Palmer and Mr. Roebuck; by Colonels Chambers and Na p er; the Rev. Mr. M~urch; Matthew Bridges, H. A. Barry, ...

... ?? Inalligenct. HOUSE OF LORDS-FaIDAY. The Marquis of CLANRICARDE having proposed the third read- ing of a railway bill, the Duke of WsELLINGToN resisted the passing of any railway bill until their lordships had an opportunity of con sidering the propriety of inserting in every such bill a clause secu- ring to parliament the power of revising these bills periodically, so as to prevent the ...

... CITY Oy L(ONDON RIEFORM CLUB. At a genes'al Iliecting of the club, held oml the 31st ult., tile following report was presented, and adopted by the club :- The cos111 ittee of the 'City of London Reform Club,' appointed on the 28th May, 1883, to conduct its affairs for the year then ensuing, desire to report the result of their labours to tilh members of the club In general meet- ing assembled. ...

... E. STEDD VOD AND CAMBRIAN CONCER 7T This national festival was held on Tuesday morning att lie -Freetnasens-liall, and was attendled by a fasljionable and numerous assembly, under the Presidency of thie Right j-HenO. C.ARIL:S VA'TKIN WIII.AIMS WyNN. The first part no the performanee consisted of secral beautifal pieces of a elsh inusic chliefly ancient national songs, sungt by Mrs. ti moi, ...

... itleR ilMAJESTY'S DRAWING R0 OM. OW 'hie Queen held a Diawing Room yesterrdiy afternoofl at 0lie St James's Palace. (l 'Fohe K lag's Guard, with their harnd, were oni duity iii the(- 'h Colour-rourr, and a guaidoat hunour of the Life Guards wcre IU ilbs ANiajestO' corps of Genitlliemen at Arms were ~tationed Cs C at t ?? or., i II ?? 4 atle rO TOm9 s, isrv id fo r the CI Ro Yal la in ilIY, ;~A ...

... THE M OR 4 N1 C, HRONILE. L.ONDO)N: WJ2NESDAY, JUNE 1, 1836. In the llotuss: of LOaDS yesterday the Slavery Abulition (Jamkaica) Bill wvent through a (ommnittee, Lord GI.ENnl.G havinai p;reviously stated the eleunnstan ces Under whicll the Bill had originiated, and Lord AtInErl N ?? es- pressed llisl pinion that the Bill Yi1S not only desirable but necessary. The Turnpike Roads (Scotland) Bill ...