... DUBLIN, July 12. preparing for the General Election.—County of Wexford.—The IVaterford Chronicle says that Mr' H K. Grogan Morgan, of Johnstown Castle, intends to offer himself as candidate for the representation of the county of Wexford at the next election, but will not pledge himself He relies upon his good character as a landlord. It is a rumour that, as he has been soundly beaten l>efore ...

... Yesterday, the passing of the free-trade measures of the late government was celebrated by a public banquet at Hammersmith. During the day, the majority of the shops were closed, and processions accompanied with music and banners wre formed, and proceeded through the town. The banquet took place at the Albion Hall, Hammersmith, and was attended by number of gentlemen of the town and ...

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... SHIPPIA G INTELLIGENCE. LONIO, JuLy (;.-wind this day att noon S. to SW., moderate it breeze and eloudy, wsith rain ait times-Seveni, p.m., Wind S.W., fi tight airs and thtzy, with rain. it DBAL., JULo 4.-Wild S. to S.E. 5., A.IE., S.E. to ?? from r SWlV. ?? tho .Jane Pooidie firout} Sydley, New Sooth Wales, p Sli TRobert Peel fromt lBomaby, Lady Flora trinO Madras,Attica front lat-vain, ...

... RAILWVAYS. RAILWAY SHARE LIST FOR TH URl Ranilways. Paid, Closing IPrices Aliprerfien ?? 63. 6 dis,8 Dittislsn rloiietessr 100 NOi 131 1 Da. Ness (las. 73.4 det.). 1736 32 3:3 Ilissnlng. assle xI td. Joist. 2- 434 1 pl J Breistol sond ?? 11 13 tos flu. ?? .5 4I 5pno 9: B~ristol sad Glasseester .- . 13 212:3 ptnt ?? 4es. ?? II/ Ill Ito.V ¼ Shares ?? 130. I~:ateasosim ?? Osntralridge and DoSlard ...

... BETTING AT MANCHESTER—FaiBXT. LIVERPOOL CUP. 1 agst Mendicant (t. freely) 15 to 1 Highwayman (t.) 10 1 Satyr (t. freely) 20 1 Hero 10 1 Conjuror (t.) 20 Intrepid ft) 12 (t.) 4— 1 Dawson's lot. GOODWOOD STAKES. 100 The Hero (taken) to 1 agst Giantess (t.) I CameraObscura(t) 1 Jack Cade ft.) 1 Jenny Wren (t.) 25 1 Petitioner (t.) Red Rover (t.) 1 Jonathan Wild ft) I Orion (t.) LUDLOW ...

... Friday Evening. The settlement of the new Administration, as announced in the Daily News this morning, was favourably viewed on the Stock Exchange, and at once improved the quotations of Consols, though slightly. They are now 95 Jto for the opening. At this season of the year, and with such weather, there is usually little activity in business unless on occasions of political or monetary ...

... No. I. An Abstract oithe Net Produce of the REVENUE of Great Britain, n the Years and Quarters ended 5th July! IS45, and 5th July, 1846; 4howing tise Increase or Decrease thereof. 03 r0 W 0 -t o 0S e8 3 M P ~. ?? . ~ f ~C ~ Ce 0 0 -1 r 4. P O O1 - O _1 OW Cc 0Cc 4. I o Cc4 4 C. I C4 QvO O IO _ 0 . CO COOC 00 4.00 oo ?? -. ?? Cc 0 ,I.4 I COO. OO0C C 9 0 COO. 0 I0 0 C -; I _. oPC 1. t . t I CCO ...

... LONDON MA.RKETS-Moi;DAY. CORN JEXCHIANGE. DurIng the past week the arrival of oll descriptions of igrain of home produce for our market hove been onl a very limited scale; while, from Scotlaind and Ireland very little corn has conie to hand. From obroad, however, large qoanhities of Wheait, Oats, and Flour hove heen received in goout condits(n. Fresth up, to slay, the receipts Of RegliShs ...

... • L n 3 ILSON ' S SoNGS OF Scotlaxd.—Last evening Mr. Wilson concluded, for this scasoa, his series of vocal entertainments in the Musie Hall, Store-street The Hall was crowded every part, and ladies and gentlemen obtained places m the orchestra. Nothing can show mere str.kiugly tne un.nding f'r. of' the old national songs of Scotland, than the urKiiminislii-d we may say increasing— ...

... - Saturday. BOW-STREET.—A simple-looking countryman, named George White, was brought before Mr. Jardine, charged with being drunk, and causing an obstructionon the footway rvemeut in Covent-garden market.—William Price, 140, division, stated, that about 2 o'clock in the afternoon, being on duty near St. Paul's churchyard, he saw mob of persons assembled, and the prisoner standing among them. ...

... Tk« obMrraUoan that praeded lengthy quotation of prices to betting it touched the in the market, but, although a few opposite to *« a»j JULY STAKES. | 1 as*t Marmora colt ft.) I 6to 1 agst (t.) | , 1 filly (t.) Ilo— (t.) LIVERPOOL CUP. agst aft.ott.) 13 to 1 Highwayman 10 _ I Mary aft. off.) »-l - Intrepid 1 Satyr (t.) 11 1 Conjuror _ ' GOODWOOD STAKES. on twelve agst the field. JtmAtha-* Wild ...