... I oat a l telligelce. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, a At Use Ceommissioners' Rooms, Saint James's Square. li b AUG. 1. G. Green, Manchester, audit and div. 11 r - 2. J. Ormrod, Halme, last exam. 12 - 2 M. Thomas, Manchester, last exam. 11 s - 5. Fisher and Fisher, Mlanchester, last exam. 3 S - 5. S. Life, Chorlton, last exam. 3 ti - 5. J. Sanderson, Crawshaw Booth, last exam. 11 1 STEAM-BOAT ...

... FA'TAL AFFRAY WITH POACHERS NEAR I OVER, CHESHIRE. Early on Sunday morning the usually still town of Over was put in a state of fermet by the rulnour Ihat pri a fatal ffltay had occurred during tihe preceding night tno between the keepers of Mr. Corbett, of Dartihall, n Hiear Over, atd a body of night poachers. On it- ( quirv it wsas found that a little after ninie o'clock on po Satuiday night ...

... I bC auO In union the-re is strength, as the toper said that4 when he poured the brandy into his water. CiastI I suppose you'll want me to pay the debt of CWct natureI as the Mali said to thle bills of mortality. Woe1 1, 'll cast up your accounts with a vengeance, as yc te boy said when he threw the book at the man's ee figure head. quen Aboy was asked, Dioes the leopar, vrcag front his ...

... OLDHAA. DIED-On thei1Sti inst.,aged 92years, lr.Jamnes Hollinshead, brick-niaker, of ll, Greenacres Aloor, Oldham. The Lords of her Majesty's Treasnry have been pleased to appoint Mr. Daniel Evans, printer and stationer, to the office of sLamp distributor for this borough. HEAD CONSTABLES.-Ofl Wednesday evening the heal conetables oi Oldharn, nd a few of their friends, partook of sn excelletit ...

... I t90tipt. I LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING. p The Belgian papers announce thatthearrangements at for opening the Bank of Ghsent are at length termi. MO nated, and official notice will be published tn a few pri days, after which it will commence operations. The sh Socielt Generale gives its support to the new esta- man blitshnent. This is the Bank projected here a few th( years ago, immediately ...

... As might have been expected, the suffrage move- ment has been assailed by the Leeds Mercury and the MfancAester Guardian; by the latter, charac- teristically enough, with a sophism and a piece of gratuitous abuse; by the former, contrary to its usual course, with the substitution of an exceedingly bad joke for a plausible, if not a convincing argu. ment. The Mercurtj says:- The charter and ...

... TsH LATE CASE OF MANSLAUGESTER.-PUblio Meetilg Onr the Decision Of the CoroneT's Juty.-In ad- dition to the public meeting held in Waterloo Road, on Thursday evening week, on the above subject, another and more numerous one was held at the same place on the following everilng, when the proceedings of the committee during the day were laid before the meeting. lt was stated that a deputation ...

... If oral 111telligglut. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, n At the Coneaiissioneeia Rooms, Saint James's Sqoare. HR. fe JAN. 24. J. Little, Mancheester & Ashton-under-Lyne, ra to audit 11 is - 24. Losh and Losh, Manchester & Carlisle, audit L; and joint Mlv. 10 tl, - 25. J. Lane, sea, Stoclport, assignees 3 th - 25. Rt. Williams, Pwlheli, last exam. 2 W2 - 27. Chadwick and Co., Heywood, last exam. I bt - ...

... iLocat Inttelligence. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, tt the Commissioners' Rooms, Saint James's Square. IIR. MAY 16. J. Heywood, Heaton Norris, to audit 11 - 16. Richmond and Smith, Manchester, to audit 10 - 17. J. H. Jones, Manchester, last exam. 10 - 19. J. S. Mellin, Wakefield, audit and div. 10 - 21. Stocks and Stocks, Heaton Mersey, audit and div. of S. sen. 2 MANCHSSTErP RACES.-Our races ...

... The Earl of Wilton's splendid yacht, the Xariz, is fitting out at Portsmouth to convey his lordship and suite to Hamburgb, whence the earl proceeds to Dresden, to invest his Majesty the King o Savory with the order of the garter. His lordship is not expected to embark for three weeks, and he will be absent about a month on his special mission. Last week, in Warwicistiire, a young man named ...

... rVD. .1a - -.. V _w ' WARRING'TON. WARRINGTON REGATTA.-The committee entrusted pi with the getting up of this year's regatta are making C1 the necessary arrangements, so as to ensure the public gi a good day's sport. The ball at the Nag's Head pi hotel, in aid of the funds, on Thursday evening, went th off with great spirit, and was attended by a numerous of and highly-respectable ...

... jitctllai o%. Her Majesty has fixed (this day) Satuirday for re- Nk ceiviog the Dirblin Corporation Address, on the opt 'Throne. Mr. O'Connell, tire Lord Mayor, will pre- I sent it, accompanied by thle officers of the corporation. tc Mr. Wagborn has been promoted to thle rank of wi understood, of iris exertions in establishing the over- s land communication with India. W Sir Henry Wheatley has ...