... SOUTH LANCASHIIRE RLEC27ON. [PROM OUR OWN CORUMSrONDtNT.1 MANC1IESTHR, NtONnAY.-Tle Conservative's having prevailed upon William Entwistle, nti., one of the dseeat-d candidates at the last general election for Manebeeter, to come forward, both parties may be tald to be now fairly embarked in the contest. The tree traders have the advantage of a good start, how- ever, and from the excellent ...

... FURNITURE OF THE LATE EMPEROR NAPOLROM. 0 Yesterday, at one o'ollck, a sale by auction of the pro- pithty of*aS t ta q L;r;i nit t it-.t riM Sir H udsnn Lot' , in- I I fl;- , ' , . . :; '. :'I : . ' ''. 'V 'l,. U ':l!.,. 1 1 o*;lai uf thw ; .i rF , por ' .! d'irflig ri :4 r-J .t!tV at St. Hele~ls, took placeO It lhe auction roorns of ?Ir. Phillips, Neow BLodNtr t, ly ordir of the executor8 ...

... OXFortD, MAY 2.-In a congregation holden thlsmorning the following- degrees were conferred:- BACUPLOR OF DIVINXTY.-Rov. Peter Peice, Wor- nester Oollege. I XfATXR8 OF AR'TS.-ReV. W. Cobb, Christ Church; Rev. Edward William Tanner Chave, Worcester College: Rev.John Henry Nurse, Worcester College; Rev. John William Mence, Woroester Colleoe; Rev. Samuel Minton, echolar of Worcester College; Rev. ...

... e DUBLIN, MAY 13. '[FROM OUJR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] FABRICATED OUTRAGES-EXTRIACIMJJI NARY CHARGE. A week or two eince I forwarded an necoant of an inves- tigation at tule petty sessions of Boyle, county of Ros- common, respeotlg charges of a very extraordiuarV character brought Hgainst Edmund Fry, Esq., eon of a maglstrate of that county, and a person filghly connected. Mr. Fry was cLarged with ...

... UFNITED STATES. The following appeared in a second edition of the the Morning Chronicle of yesterday:- I FIFTEEN DAYS' LATER NEWS. tut LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY EvENING.-The royal hal mail steam-ship Hibernia, Captain Judkins, with die the mails from Boston and Halifax, passed Holyhead de] at nine o'clock this morning, but, owing to fog, was iot not telegraphed until one. She sailed from Boston , on ...

... THlE UNTVERSIT7ES OF OXFORD AND I CAM.BRIDGE. The following petition from Manchester bas beens pr- sented bv Mr. Christie to the HouseofCommous. It was drawn up by Profeesor Newman anm MIr. Ileywood, the editors of the translatioa of Heber's Euglish Universities, and Dr. Vaughan, the well-lnown historiau aud disseathig divine:- The petition of the undersigned, being inhabitants of Manchester ...

... TIlE MO A~ YJX( MdOJVI L, hii LQN DON: IiONVi)A k, J11A Y 13, 1844. Without going turther into the reatoninas for and ageiomt the Factory Bill, lve (alilottav oid tie col- ehliOdon that it 11es exhibited, winre clearly, i' poes- sible, than ever, till insincere and 0hollov po ition of the Tories. There can be no doubt that, u]Pl the ,whole, a large majority of that party, some f'ron dislike of ...

... I Tkh LONODON GAZETTE of PRIDA , May -, WHITEHfALL, MAY 2. The Quests hase Insua pcooed toconssstituteitnd appoint the .l108t IllstIOUItJorhi Alosrq'sei. of Buie, 1(1'., to be her 3Malety'ai High1 Cloirili-osloiuor to the Genoral AiesinIbly of the Church l'Sot'etilsid. DOWINING-STIZIEET, filtrl 3, The Queen itas been pireauri to apposint Cnis rho Fitzge- nild, Enoq . Comaiutsider fit tue ...

... The monopolists may say of the Lancashire elec- tion, another such a victory, and we are undone! The free. traders have already proclaimed the gain of their cause from another such defeat. Let them only impress on the public some of the lessons which the facts of this contest have inculcated, and it will hasten the complete triumph of their principles. Mr. Cobden, at the meeting on ...

... h TIIE QUEEN DOWAGER.-Her Majesty, we regret to Y state, is suffering from indisposition. The following bulletin of the state of her Majesty's health was Issued yesterday:- t Her Majesty the Queen Dowager has an extensive attack of erynipelas over the left arm, the consequence of an e injury to tihe wrist joint. - Her Maiesty hles suffered much pain during the last 8 two days, but has bad a ...

... Tb-, Qe.,n a:.d Prince Albert, r~econan~e. byt d :;c- cess Rcvy, arrived in towi 0500 i. :e:k 4or ,e Ch: ytsttr- d.,aittrhoe ina cirridge an. rour, ercorto d inv a p rtV .. tide Royni Horte (uargF, fromnt a-reinut. Tfeir ioOa! Hi irhneaeis the lriuce of Walese; ard the Prince.s Alice t31- lowed in another rrysl earriage,; vad the Msrcoioine. ; Douro, 1yiv in viwaiting; Colonel Brukiy, ...

... POLICE COMMIT2'ER. F.WLSE *.euIGT3A A',I 3F.AsitftrnS.-O Saoturday tilt foilowing ra. t wete brsiugtt befoit- Sir Juhn l'irie, Bart., Aldermalini Johilseti, alil 7I r. A lr, ralnt IV. Itiritnlr:- Cli rlens Mumitiir, chluiimist uid druggist, carryilig on bunMness In imnu sItreet, SMow -hill, was chargedr withl havingt four brass weiglit5, pirtially light aiid uinstampltiri Hited °Os. William ...