... This day her Majesty completes her twenty. seventh year.' o An Irish paper, giving the aumount of the repeal fund, g9 headed the paragraph, 1Conciliation Haul. ti It is said that 17,000 sacks of saw-dust are anal con- sumed in Londoss for stuffing dolls alone. sannlly b .Tis Gazette of Tuesday contains, tihe official notice for 0 celebrating her maiijesty's birth-day on June 9th. tl )f ...

... DO-MESTIC. REMOVAL OF THLE COURT TO THE IST,r OF WiVIjiT.- lif HeIr wai~jsty's commanmds to the South Western Enlwaji y of Comupany~ for her special tralec. to be, inl reedliness ait thu Nine dE Elmns termitiius onl '1Tursclcy meorneicg, ait ten. mlitettes pclist dl1 seine o'clock, haviiugbeeni ireeived, thu usual orilers to 1 etcsi- III thle line were issued, and every pr-eparatiun mnade ...

... MANCHEFSTER rT 'IM ES, | alicadbire anti ?? Exarufiler. . M1NrstniRs have not yet given any indications of their intended course as to the corn law, the statements that have appeared in several papers being nothing more than the guesses, and some of them the very absurd guesses, of the editors. The twenty-second of January will soon be here, and then we shall probably know something about it ...

... is The Lancaster and Carlisle railway is expected to be coin- It pleted by tbe Ist of July. The Blhicburie and Preston railway will be opened on or abont the 1st of May. Great exertions are being made to effect this. tl WEST-RIDING RAILWAY.-A petition is in cipculatios in , Bradford, imil has already been most numerously antd re- t spectably signel, praying the house of commons, to pass the 6 ...

... THE EXAMINER. MANC HSTE, I SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, 1846. IS The intentions of the government with respect to be e the corn-law and the tariff were explained to the am of House of Commons on Tuesday last by Sir ROBEIT fac of e- PEL, in a speech of more than three hours duration. owl The plan which was then developed, however imper- 1i s e. feet in some respects, may justly he styled a Comrmer- ...

... AT T15fl FREE TRADE HALL, TH1IS (FRIDAY) EVENING. The tea party this evening, in the Free Trade Hall, was a magnificent anl gratifying spectacle, The vast building was filled to overflowing, and it was said that nearly five thousand people were present. The platform was filled with ministers and leading members of the Connexion; amongst whom was a considerable number of ladies. A. large ...

... SUNDAY SCHOOL SEReoONS.-Oa Sunday two sermons a were preached in Bridge-street chapel, Little Bolton, by G the Rev. William Smith, of Liverpool, when after each sermon a collection -was made in support of the Sunday- lb school belonging to that place of worship, amounting to _ £80 Is. 9d. On Monday, at the Borough Court, Peter Allison was charged with having stolen a pair of shoes, a pan, and ...

... (broM the Literary GazeMtt.) th, al The wide-spread habit of sinolcing has not yet had due we medical attention paid to it and its consequences. It is ho' only by two or three years' observations that Dr. Laycock jus had become fully aware of the great changes induced in tinl the system by the abuse of tobacco, and of the varied and pa, obscure forms of disease to which especially excessive mE ...

... TMISCELLANE OUS ElXTRIACTS. t be L asee TuLTH PIOGIIE0 S 05' D mlOCIIuC- Tlhere goes the death - Sl the blow offeudality,' was the trolc ind pithly reltalrk of l)r. D OOI1 Arnold, when lie saw tile first train pass Rugby. l the TI'E DAIRYi Ar Bm.asNItm t -One gets a tolerable ideaof lW ,git the almost e'ita'amgant opulellece which is here displayed, row )VIIeCI I say, Ilit ill a larrge ?? l ...

... PaRZES FOR PLOUGHING. - On Wednesday last, a arge number of persons assembled on a large farm, at PilswOrth Moor, two miles from Bury, belonging to the Earl of Wilton, to witness ploughing for prizes, given by Mr. Hampson , agent to the Earl of Wiltou. Eighteen persons contested for prizes of thirty shillings, twenty shillings, and ten shillings, besides which, the men were treated with ...

... M ISCELLANTEOUS EXTRACTS. DINNERt SERVICES IN TILE 0IL-Ci Ti.ME-Dinnier services ,hatve greatly altered Since thce days when. ,neais and his ell banld of Wandering Trojans wvere perplexed by the oracular ucr lpredlimcti, that ttbt ev ?? tleir tables,' hoit folund.that tic fact,~ gave thle mcectaciig prophiecy it very innocent interpre- fo tiaition their tables were hunge rakes. Our Saxon ...

... VA R IET I ES. a. R- TheI, personal estate of the late Bishop of St. Asaph has ~ybeen estimated for duty at £-10,001). S. Mr. N. P. Willis, the well-mowen writer, is about to become La tile literary editor of the New York T1ribtune. S- The Queen of Spain has conferred the cross of the order a- of Charles III, onl AL Alexandre Datnas. , Thle D urhamn coal-owniers have advanced the price of ...