... Crabr' jlbmetnto-.f * Nit AM T~NY~a ?? :. lion, a substantiail dinnr cwee sirov~ided by the worth~y I ihdotid ote~sMr.. ajd Mr0s. San, iat the, Exeter hasn;'Quden-street, to 'Which upW ards ofsixty sat down. .On te cloth being rembifked Oh Warle3. Maugder c~eleg te i~ late Conference df the strdesvi ...

... OPENING THE COAL MINES PURCHASED BY THE LANCASHIRE MINERS' PROTEC- TIVE ASSOCIATION. (From oor occasional Cowepesdeonf.) We are about to commemorate an event which will be regarded by our readers as one of no ordinary im- portance. All struggles of the people are worthy of attention; and the struggle which takes the shape of work-putting its own shoulder to the wheel-ap. ipears just now to ...

... UP, Phe RAZLWATS. itcd LEERDS, Jsu71 13. I at We have had a moderate amount of business doing here, :ea in most instances at lower rates. The most prominent tepic of thi toweek has been the decision on the gouge qisestion, which appears tc ter have excited general nstonislinent, and amongst the shareholders oi jay narrow gatige lines hasa given rise to muds uneasiness, as to wlielE of the ...

... LONDON GAZETTE, TUB SDA Y, Jab 10. BANICLItuPTS. r . YFOoRD George, of Liverpool, in tse county of Lancaster, I wholesalegrocer, to sur. June 23, and July If, at 11, at the Court of Balkruptcy, Liverpool.-Sol. Carson, Liverpool.- Official assIgnee, Cazenove.-Blankrupt's own petition. I I DALTON Charles, of the Canal Biridge, Old Kent-road, in tho 3 countv of Suorrey, stone mason, to sur. June ...

... : PRICES OF SHARES IN LEEDS, i LONDON, LIVERPOOL, AND MANCHESTER. ?? . EOE S. -3 LI XES. 25 S2! Bartisloy Jrintionl ?? h 124 )4. 1 1 ?? W ?? I 3 13R)3 104 ((irn, hii'hlian aud G5 oncestor 333 136 135 13444 11:1 2.3 74 j33 loCiO UUOr 1IOl P'rO,~t,1 . 1 154 35.3 113 18 25 1 ?? lloir, I(Urvilpy, ann A 015413gt4l ?? .51 7i . 1 a 5il 4 Iloton we vI53n, 21~ wicrploo)l 13 44 .5 43 154 2 33o. New ? ...

... 36anitrupto, &rt. - BANKRUPTS. (From Tuesday's Gazette, June 3rd, 1844.) ke John Penn Bradly and George James Bradly, i r.. It n felen's, City, ?? Matthiserb r;i. e grove North, piano-forteo ?? :lkc : cross-street, boot and shoe manufacturer-Steplir- cett, Chiswell-street, ?? Yatesl ?? le d York-road, Lambeth, ship ?? XMohW1 ?? re Richard Simonls, Mincing-lane, wine and spirit me'. Onnzi ...

... fflta tht Wlnt sWgtuCt. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, JUNE 2.-The supply of English wheat was tolerably good during the past week, and the arrivals of flour rather large; but of barley, oats, beans, and peas, the reipts coastwise were small. From ScotIand a few hundred quarters of barley and a moderate quantity of oats came to hand; of the latter grain the supplies from Ireland and abroad were ...

... 3ankwiqtos, &r. BANKRUPTS. (Fsom Tuesday's Gazette, Jute 3rd, l8S5.) John Penn Bradly and George James Bradly, Gre.at ?? Helen's, City, ?? Mattlews, Lis -n grove North, ?? Clarksoon, Rv.1 cross-street, boot and shoe ?? r: - cett, Chiswell-street, ?? Yates, Guernsei, and York-road, Lambeth, ship ?? Mohon pl'n1 Richard Simons, Mincing-lane, wine and spirit iercld;;OnO -William Astle, ...

... A*arkaet Inttlitenurt. LonsCO1W EXICHANOE, MoNDAY, JUNE 16.- 'rho arrivals of wheat and flour were, very liberal during thle past week, and a fair quantity of malt came to hand ; but with oats, beans, and peas the market wasvery scantily suppli ed. From ?? r-eceipts wer-emoder~ate of miost articles. This morn- ing there was a small show of wheat by land-carriage samples from the home counties, ...

... ?? 1AZLWAYS.__ I ?? ~ LEEDS. 6,;- i4 LINES. 25 2B'larnsley ?? 7 ( 121 1.l Ditto New.2 ?? 31 + 3 10)) lOO Birmingham and Gloucester I36 135 135 1:11 I 1~ 25 72Blackburn and Preston ?? 15.1 101 101 ]B r 25 15Blackburn, Burnley, and Accrington ?? s8 2504 Bolton, Wigan, & Liverpool 13 13i 13 134 100 70 Bristol and Exeter ?? I81 00( - 2 Io. New ?? ) I 20 30 Bristol and Gloucester ?? i) 2 25 .1 ...

... trabt' MIobtmennt. THE SHOEMAKERS OF IRELAND. TO TILE SHOEMAKERS OF ENGLAND. AssciATED SnopsmnTrs,-According to the arrange- ments ofthe Conferenceof Shoemakers, held in London on A~ri l st, for sending a missionary to Ireland, Mr. ;Smyth arrived in Cork on the 7th inst., and addressed the Women's-men on the 0th in their meeting-rooni, and afterwards explained the objects of the Asocia- tion ...

... ;fortbiroming Outfego. SovTH LONDON CiARTIrT IIALL, 115, BLAarnARS- ROAO.-Tho central and district committee of the Chartist Co-operative Land Society will meet in the above hall for the enrolment of members, at six o'clock on Sunday eveningnext, June 8th. CITY CHAIIRTIST HAL, 1, TURNAOAIN-ILAN.-TIh1 Public Discussion on the Maynooth Grant will be resumed on Sunday morning next, June 8th, ...