... BMTLT17M IN PARVO. for The Bank of England returns for the week ending the 16th so had Instant, state the amount of notes issued to be £27,620,215, tels of which the banking department has on hand £7,497,460, leav-fel 1 if ing the circulation, in bank notes, £10,022,755, to which must uc en) be added, bank post bills, £968,128; against this, in addition to my the Government debt and other ...

... 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 ...

... 18gEQEXLANMOUS NEUWS, Liaowr iN PAnts.-The number of public lamps in PraiS still lighted by oil,-is 2,603. SILVER CoIN.-An extensive Issue of silver threepenny pieces Is about to take place. l r 1Rooxs.It is now affirmed that rooks destroy eggs, and even young chickens. COMaERS' STIKXEL-.There are at present upward of all colliers on strike I andtso eorhirn CONVENT EDucIsof.-There are 620,000 ...

... 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 ...

... WMTURX ON PHRENOLOGY.-The following x e LECTURES ON PHRENoILoGY.-The following requi 'I IS ition, very numerously and respectably signed, has been coll r resented to W. B. HEodgson, Esq., Principal of the bow iverpool echanics' Institution:- chil is Sir, -Wo, the undersigned, directors, teachers, officers, peo ). members, and subscribers of the Liverpool Mechanics' InstItu- the] IC tion, ...

... I ?? A special meeting of the Manchester Town Council wee held on I ?? morning last, at half-past ten o'clock, when, owing to r the( dletention of the Mayor in London,on business connecited with the Markets Bill, Mr. Aldermen Kershaw presided, 1M The proceedings of thle various collmitteets were inl the firsti of place read acid confirmed, and other formal matters were disposedj Uit of. ...

... STOCOKPORT. FINE Fon DRUNKIENNESS.-On Wednesday, at the Borough Police Court, William Dean, who worked for Messrs. Kershaw, Leese, and Co., Mersey Mills, was charged with having on the previous afternoon made his appearance or. the premises in a state of intoxication, and conducted himself in a very disorderly manner.- The manager of the firm said the defendant had absented himself from his ...

... idtrift .Intelligence. s~r. HELEN'S, soin tbe PATTY Sxsssoos.-Willtiam Wille, glasesblower, John Pickering, A Out the Thomas Pennington, James Diogs3dale, and William Hurst, colt Sun requires tiers, were charged with assaulting police superintendent Tharmp- ftai tAS than eon, and poline constable Norwood, on Sunday, the 10th Instant. antil ir houre Wiillawas fined 40l. and costs, Pickering ...

... TaE COBN Bilu.-IaR181 CONSERVATIVE PEEr8.- The Dulin Evening Mirl says, Some Irish conserva- tive peers, ho are hostile to the bill, and who will vote against the government on the second reading, will, it is said, absent themselves at the future stages, and this with vi A w of keeping Sir xt Peel In ofiseo ITan OnRsOis Nn~rw. ?? 51 vmbed Coetvo positively that our government has received ...

... Most of our readers are aware that, within the last few years, a great lmprovemdnt has been effected in the ap- pearance of the Parish Church of Kirkham, the ancient low tower having been removed, to make way for a hand- some massive tower, and elegant crocketed spire, together being 150 feet in height. They are built hi the Tudor, or perpendicular style of Gothic architecture, from the ...