... JOINT- _ ANIES. On Saturday the report the Listrar of Joint-Stockh Companies to the Board Tra for the year 1845, made pursuant to the 79th etion 7t h and 8th Victoria, e. 110, was issued. It ex en to 53 pages, and, as a matter of course, railway projects conspicuously prominent in the details. The next ret will probably show a great many Building Societies. By the section mentioned the ...

... I X . ?? The resolutions of the meeting held in the Man- v chester Core Exchange, and of other meetings in I England, expressive of a strong desire to preserve d peace with America, have had a noble response a from o1u' transatlantic brethren, The following tai address, with nearly 400 signatures, including a great number of the first-rate firms in the city of p New York, was received here ...

... VARIETIEES. of f What will the lords do? Thenration.-Pauc; her The grand archery meeting at York will be held on the seal 29th, 3Stb, and 31st-of July next. the In Covent Garden Market, last week, strawberries were £90 soul at 2s. (3d. per ounce. elas The vicar of liadcliffe, Bristol, hast caused the monument Tbis to Chaittertosi, erected iii the churchyardI there six years ago0, and to be ...

... [MPE1RIA0OXIAMENT. | ci HOUSE OF LORDS.MONDA, APRIL 6. r The Mlarquis of Lansdowne, who had been unable to pi be present on Thursday last, when thle vote of thanks to at the army of the Sutlej was passed, took occasion, in ni moving for the pro d of the Governor-General's bi proclamation to the 'Si omother papers, to add ra this meed of eulogy to the ga t Of our troops, the ce skill displayed ...

... Sp An arijoruned special meeting of the Mlancirester town councll1 8D was holdi on Wednesday last. The Mayor Iptesiried. Pi Mtr. MARTIN, Clerk of committees, read a return, preprd y PC the tresrerec f the hrorighof all dvances made in the salaries pr of parties in tire service of tlce corptoration, Sinces the 24th of June, f,,] 1845; giving the, name of every individual to whom an advance hug ...

... tH SGtIVING FOR SlKHS' DR INTO : ; -: : THE-SUTLETJ. ; , I 0 I . Xnt the scripursoth X6ew' Te'restmnt are, as *1pecimens of ,pr3era iogtanasiouhac A;, ?? grat gupit be-tho not to be. 'There is the whole great guli e- thi tween the Simplicity of the model on the Mount,t 'and {he impertinence of God, I thank thee, that' O I am' not' as other men are. to .H+';i:Efis Grace the Archbishop, of ...

... ON IMARINGiq TnAT LORI G;n;7 OXiO 1E'l R9 NTNECIG WAS CHOSEN LEADSIR OF THE PROTECTION rART,. Some say tse squires in hopeless mood, Their worthless cause should now nbandoll.- aut BEN asserts their chance is good, IThe'v Still a noble leg to stand on. SITaPCTrCI) ?? Saturday, about one o'clock, the dead body of a man was found floating on the Rochdale Canal, near the whlarf of Mr. King, coal ...

... n ? ?? I- I ?? 7 ?? ' H Em e ?? I ?, - ??IIUVAI NIQ F ? I - MONEBY MARKETA.'THIS--DAY,''; - ONE Quarter to Three o'Cloch. The Stock Market has not undergone much variation, and the quotations are maintained at the advance of yesterday afternoon. The Foreign Stock Market, has been very quiescent. The Share Market has been very firm. The new and old lines are all likely to .benefit, at!is ...

... | .TLIVERPOOL: FRIDAY ANING. (.Fiorm our Corr>espondent.eJ Althougsh there has been a better demand for foreign land colonial produce during the past week, still the tran- sectionls elffeted are less than usually takes place at this season of the yvar. Prices have been held up during the week, bat are uo, qcptably ?? shares there has been little business -lone during the weekl; yesterday and ...

... totI A special meetinig of the MAunchester Town Council was hold on mal 'Wkednesday last, tho MAYOR1 in the, choir. In the firstplace, the MO 1-troeeetliuga of the Var~~~ious committees were read over, and from s Uhese we gleaned theo followingq facts ?? town clerk had been ca instructed to take proceedings aantseveral parties for non-_11ct 'Coipliance with the provisions of the sanitary ...

... SIR ROBE0RT PEEL'S MEASURES. THE MANCHESTER PETITION. wi ; A mnecting of the bonkees, merchants, meulfacturers and al . ot~her petitioners to thle houlse of commons in favour of the tni ; speedly enactment of the Corn and CustonseAct, wits held on sl ! Wednesday last, at thle Town Hall. Amongst thte gentlemen so present wore the following -M~r. Alder-mian Kershaw, Mr. lb ;Alderman liurdl, ...

... n1s nUEFODRIoIEES NsLvER STAND AT BABsi-M-oral re- sistalce is the trae word for the world's regenetators. Oujr worlk is not to staeml tit ease mental1y,-uor, in speech; no,anor even in act. Remember, my brother, vonl are not to take that fhattoring nletion to your soulll, that since you hlve avoyved your conviction that blootl-sheddiug aced violence are uroug ; and since you have ...