... ?LucaI *,rtehfgt)T(t Tine LATE CAPTAIN DUNCAN, isv THE SOLWAY.-ThO has cxl edi;ur at' ?? Mondsly AdecriW? thus allude' to ms?isti tli? *410117 of the above-named haic seaman, who ?? their at well known in Liverpool -Perhapo some of our POOr L Alloa readers may be unaware that that very fkmlly ?. mow re-idimig in the same town with thmielves; and whole whatever m?sy be the issue of our humble ...

... y (Frointh iie Revite Brilannique') toe A most interesting and important debate took Place in e England towaurds the end of the ?? ectilry. Soeiety, o being founded onail fendal basis, had thoroughly acquired to the system of privilege tnil robbery. Numlibeis had bec to W enricheild at the expense ot' the biatty, and monopoly had Pr n gradually inyaded all social interests. GoveJUciMilt ...

... ti FiRNGx ON THE PaOPLE AT CASTLrBAR.-The Dublin N ,f 'Erc'n= F reenmi, of Thursday wveek contains an acoonut of tl te n ffray between the people and the military, ait Castlebar, >ron 'Tuesday, arising out of tile election between MN'Donnefl g aud Moore, accomipanied with loss o1'life. A. correspondent ~ a of that journal, writing from Westport, says-,II he ,~st ~.returned from Cat;tlebar, ...

... | DIST;RICT NEWS. l CHiORLEY. TUE WEAvEWa' Tuua.or.r-On Tuesday last, the power.loom weavers of Chorley assembled at thC sound of fife and drum, in a field adjolning to Fazalerly Arms Inn, Market-placa, when an ope- rative weaver narsed Challoner, from Stoekport, nddressed the meet. Inrg at considerable length, He advised the turn-outs to remain peaceable and quiet, but not to submit to the ...

... i?trtct*ntefli?esTee. O PR ESCOT.COn ei Tna CLsss TRADL -At tbe petty g~easions, on Tuesdaty last, at tbc o teflore a lull cench of mogisytratce, two glass men, named eieorge Ro~ O Tullp and Richard 8anderson, were placed atohs her, olaxeed FOF owithl hafing unliawfully absented themselves from the service of ley am o their emphlyers, M1essrs. Pllklngten. of Ht. llelen's. It appeared ceharg ...

... THlE TARIFF DISCUSSIONS.-STATE OF IRELAND. It turns out that we gave the Protectionists considerably more than their due, when, last week, we extolled their judicious acquiescence H in the inevitable consequences of one signaldtt defeat, and credited them with the hononrable an initention to avoid quibbling about the details of 'bi a measure whose great principle is irrevocably wv established ...

... PAVING AND SE WERAGE COMMI?ONE1?S. I a The ,isu.,i weekly meeting of this body wais held yes'er-1ay. er~mot add Thc folilowing members were present:-:Meesrs. Ifeyc, (chair. eht ii aman.) il~ggins, Leylaatd, Waltbhew, Denten, Guyton, Morris, leupre e-Aciscrs, Copeanad, Cooper, Prooter, Whitby, Jas. Lawrence, P's.. m-Tinree, Kilsbaw, and Giladotene. F tri of The Coasmisotonere of thle d~striot ...

... LOCAL AND PROVINCIAL NEWiS. STATE OF TPtDE. -The ?? has beei CXtreimely 1ttie tinring the IMat week, both in goods alnd vi:ins. Te sligtL pppelrinices of inprovemeilt whimli we lnoticed li st week do ?? SeemO to have (otitiiled, inld both bluvers and sellers seenl to bC embarrassed to decide tbe best (nnrse to 11111Slt*. The Slpinners andi ?? are in ilo altkwa:trl I ?? ' - ns it is ?? in keep ...

... I THE FRENCH ANTI-COAIERCIAL RESTRICTION .I T A ?? i ?? ?? .1- - A1 - . . be1* I_ In our last number we adverted to a strong public feeling which had just been ii-inifested at Bordeaux, in favour of ?? freedom. The merchants, landowners, and mna- nufacturers, of this important town have since held a meet- iug at which they determined upon forming a permanent associatiou for the abolition of ...

... MANCHESTER TIMES. | . . FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1846. _ .I _ _ The Protectionists in the' House of:Conmmons, disregarding the important petitions from Liver- pool and Manchester, and with no other view than to protract the' inevitable abolition of the piesent corn-law, contrived, on Tuesday night, by-long and tiresome discussion, to have the; de- bate upon the motion for reading. the new bill a ...

... [MPERIAL PARLIAMENT. . -_ _ or HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, MARCIiH16. be6 Lord Kinuard, in reference to the lodging of railway in plans at the office of the Board of Trade on Sunday, , November the 80th, and also to the publication of railway w notices the same day on the church doors in Scotland, b inquired whether measures would be adopted. to prevent at the recurrence of sach scenes as then ...

... RAILWAY DEPARTUYRES. e. - anal GRAND JUNCTION RAILWAY. If 111052 LiVEOCOCIL TO * IRON BIRMINOIIAU TO Dli ?, 5(R?2IXGHAU AND 55100010. LIVKR?10L. SHIPS Mall. Mixes 1 II) a.w., Mail, Mixed st 0 6 (kant, ?? ship I 6 smlstsnd2ndClfl.55 63) am., 3rd Class only 1115a.m., Mail. Mixed for nc 8 15 a.m.. Sat Class I 0 p.m., let Class, Mixed gar d II U ow.. Mail. Mixed 1 45 urn., Malt 1 0 p.m * let Class ...