... ?r wrabcol ?? mobt-l-nento. PUBDLI MaEETIN OP TJIE MINERS op 'AucaxN.D iso DIsTuicr.-A public meeting of the Miners of the de- above district, which was called by printed placards, was held on Cookton-hill, near Bishop Auokland; on .Saturday, June 21st; and considering the disadvan- ith tage under which the men were placed by ?? op- not presswo employers, was well attended. The 'coal insc ...

... ;fflarkrt lixtrIliquat. LONDON CORN EXCITANOG, MONDAY, JUNE 23.- The arrivals of English wheat were tolerably good during the past week ; but of barley, oats, beans, and peas the receipts coastwise w ere very scanty . From Scotiand only a few hundred quarters of oats came to hand, but from Ireland the supply was larger than has been the case forsome weeks past. From abroad a fair quantity of ...

... jrfortbromnt g tMrtitmgf. CHARTIST CO-OPERATIVE LAND SOCIETY. Meetings for the purpose of enrolling members and transacting other business connected therewith are held every week on the following days and places:- SUNDAY EVENING. South London Chartist Hall, 115, Blaekfriars-road,. at half-past six ?? Chartist Hall, 1, Turn- again-lane, at six o'clock.- Westnminster: at the Par- thenium Club ...

... * PRICES OF SHARES IN LEEDS, LONDON, LIVERPOOL, AND MANCHESTER, .ny tic IAZLWAYS. In- LEEDS, /Friday, June 27. b We have a somewhat diminished amount of business doing here, and prices of scrip are barely maintained. The Great fen e ith North of England meeting, on Tuesday, was unanimous in confirm- zos ing the agreement entered into with Mr. Hudson. The Old Shares ich are at £250, and the £40 ...

... ?? ?? _~_A ?? _ WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, ith YESTERDAY, JUNE 27. the Fine fresh samples of Wheat command last week's rates, faI but the business done is limited. Select Parcels of Beans ley realise former prices, bat other sorts are difficult to dispose of. In other articles no material alteration. AR RIVALS. ids. Wheat 4568 1 Barley 300 1 Oats 179 1 Beans 452 1 Peas - Average for the week ...

... ;fflartt luntefigeue. LONDON CoR-a ExCrANGE, MONDAY, JuXcE 23.- The arrivals of English wheat were tolerably good during the past week ; but of barley, oats, beans, and peas, the reeipts eoastwise were very scanty. From Scotland only a few hundred quarters of oats came to hand, but from Ireland the supply was larger than has been the ease forsome weeks past. From abroad a fair quantity of ...

... Tiantkrupto, &r., BANKRUPTS. (From Tuesday's Gazette, Jime 24th, 1845,) William Morton, Railway-place, Fenchurch-street, gas- ?? Itickmlan Lejeune, Southampton, corn- ?? Mossman, Clarke's-place, Islington, ?? Ilowles and Joseph Pain Pock- lington, Nevwgte-strect, ?? Walker, jun., Leeds, butcher- Francis Ridd, Nether Stowey, Bridgewoter, Someroetshmire, ?? Hilditch, Facmiven, Flintshire, ?? ...

... RAILWAYS. Birinighm.&Gllouestr.' 52 Eastern Couitiee,& Northern & East- S. 8 ern associated ?? Edinburgh & Glasg ow 46 Glasgow & Ayr ?? !1 GrandJunction1..184 (lreatNortlsofEnglandl 45 Iroat Western . 2211 Iull le ?? Liverpool &I llInchstr.' 32 London&-Birnliugharn 112. London &S Brighbotn. .1 65 London & S. Westeru: 92j llandlestr. &13;rming. i 31 ilanchester DS Boltonl 10 Mlanchester& ...

... 33aliRl'upto, ?? BANKRUPTS. (From Tuesdage's Gaegtfl, Jiue 24th, 1845.) William Morton, Railvay-place, Fenchureh-street, gns W ?? Rickman Lejeune, Southaulptoln, CU rnl ?? Nlosewnan, Clarke'd-plate, Isliligton, tO l ?? Bawsles and JosepM Pain Pock- be Iington, Newvgate-street, mcat salesmntfJ Cmes Walker, jun., Leeds, ?? ltidd, Nether Stowey, Bridgewelter. Sotnlersetobiro, ?? Hilditels, I ...

... 'fortigooliliff CHARTIST CO-OPERATIVE LAND SOCIETY. Meetings for the purpose of enrolling mnembers and transacting other business connected therewith are held every week on the following day-s and places:- SUNDAY EVENING. South London C'hartist Hall, 115, Blaclfriars-road, at half-past six ?? Oartist Hall7 1, Turn- again-lane, at six o'cloch.-Westmcnnster: at the Par. thenium Club Rooms, 72, ...

... - THE CLOTHING MANUFACTURES I, . A A WOOL. THE Wao0L TRADE.-Londoe, Thusday, June 27.-The imports of wool into London during the weea ending to-day have been 8773 bales, of which 5121 were from Sydney, 297-7 from Van Dimeen's Land, 554 from Aigna fay, Cape of Good Hlope, and 7 from Port Philip. These continued large imports will soon furnish an anmple supply of colonial wools for puoblic sales ...

... 4fortijwming ot~ttinqo4 CHIARTIST CO-OPERAITIVELANDSOCIE' Ifeetings-for the purpose of enrolling members amd trarmacting other businesa connected therewith are- held' every week on'the following days and places:- C SSSXDAIV FvACrWTW , SourggLorldon Chatrs &ll1, 115, Blackfriars-road, 'at lialftpast six o'elock.-'iuy 0sartis alail, 1,Turn- iagain-luae, at six o'clock.- W's~siuser: at the Par- ...