... 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 ...

... I ?? THE SEASON.-THE MONTH OF IAY. I ., . O Iu. I . )re, Born in you blaze of orient sky, aes ~~~Sweet A'ray! fthy radiant form unfold; b tes Unclose thy bbie voliptiosis eye, b to ?? wave thy shawdolwy locks of gold-na urcla. Si loat Several nioder-si writei* It uhpp inl the possession of a is Ot' deteriorated dieto, ?? ith so ninnly causes of titl, thankfulness thtte a olonger enjoy ...

... MEETINGS OF CREr''rORS Al I., ?? . . ._ At the D)istr'ict Court of JBankruptey, Liverpool. 1SR. JUNsE 1. Caine and '1'ello, Liverpool assignees 12 6 1. Gibbons and Sherwood, Liverpool, to audit ]2 1. L1. He dgson, Liverpool ividend 12 1. G. J. Haughes Liverpo last cx a. 11 = 1. H-. Hutchieo, IV as 12 = 1. V. Kelly. Chester, lee e ei. 12 _ 1. Ogle and Walton, Liver aud v 0 12 - . Pattersois and ...

... | BRIEF CHRONICLER OR THE TIMES. . __ _ _ _ _ Lord Francis Egerton paired in favour of the second reading of the Factory Bill with Mr. Loch. King Hudson's heir apparent, an Eton boy, has been dubbed by his schoolfellosvs Tue Prince of Rails.e It was stated the other night in the House of Commons that, though Lord Denman's salary is R10,000 a year, he has never taken more than £8,000 A ...

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... tRIDAY NIGHT'S ID O. LONDON: FRIDAY EVENI MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY, B Quarter to Three iO'Cloc. There is a very sensitive market for ?? of in consequence of the intelligence from Mxcadte Of Yreaction in Console is Jto J per cent., moe agis to, h laving been effectedl as low as 96.1, and tietascins I at 96f. The premium on Exchequer-bills hae been steady th, at 15e. to I9s., New Three-and-a ...

... AMERICA. THE OREGON QUIESTION.-NOTICE. (From the Second Edition of tINThnes.) We have received, viac Havee, most imphb taut advices from Washington to the lth uit,-nI lsiv e. 1They bring the result of the debate in th cuate upen te Oregon question. Ile Mi,, The proceedings in the Senate a llus tails y our correspondent: WASHINGTON CITY (UNITED STA I), Tn~uRSDly, Arnm lo 1, 1846. The Senate ...

... MIANCUlESTER TIMES. Another week has elapsed without bringing Sir Robert Peel's partially free-trade measures the nearer to completion, unless it be regarded as an approximation that a deal of nonsense, irrepres- sible in any stage of the proceedings, has, in the meanwhile, found utterance. On Friday a long discussion took place in the Commons upon a proposal of a dishonest alliance between ...

... TEi-PARTIES. Blessings, said the wearied Sancho, on the the man that invented sleep.' And blessings, say we, now that the League triumphs, on the lady that invented tea-parties. Don't laugh; we don't mean cup-in-hand state tea-parties, nor little tea- parties for merry gossip. nor your real social tea- parties, that you like to look in upon. as the light looks out, through the chink in ...

... ST. JOHN'S NEW SCHOOLS.-On Monday last a tea- Party took place in the new school room, connected with St. John's Catholic chapel. The attendance was very wtumerous, after tea the company enjoyed themselves with dancing, &c., and the evening was spent in the most convivial t manner. On Tuesday evening, a treat was given to the children connected with the school, in Ithe above roor the tea-party ...

... PROGRESS-THE MINISTER NOT FOR WM- PROMISE. is, The legislative machrine is again in motion, Lho 'or obstruction Coercion Bill having been at length by 8 hi. main force moved out of tlre way. On Monday tih lr ey House of Commons went into committee on the great Tl re measure of the session, but even this stage was not oll id passed without a somewhat remtiarkablo debate. Our sti of readers will ...

... 'Tce third qiiarterly meeting, of thle Manchester Town Counci-fon was held onl Wednesday last, ait half-pest ten -celoek p, the worn- thatt ?? IMAYOR priesided. Novea Mr. Herforcl, the deputyv town-jjclerk, reed the proceedings of the Whilol various committees, which Were approved and confirmned. year I At the last meleting Of the council two resolutions, relating to he he increase of salary, ...