... - - ?? ?? . ?? - ?? . ?? it TO READERS AND CORRESPONDENfS, at ASTi-corOOLAw LilorcThel SlIVEctI ion of R. R. is wvorthy of )f? consideration. W shl ?? to the proper parties. W ~e are miccch odupeld to ?? T1. for his filialcermos suggestions, and shall givo themn clog attention. e, Powrty.-Wearc this ivoalt again cliliged to throw aside a large mno ner oficoetical aontrclcitiloi~s, eceral of ...

... 6proreigril filtriliyace. r INDIA AND CHIINA. In advance of the ordinary Overland Mail, Bombay rpapers to the 30th of May, with dates from Calcutta to the 22nd, and from Hongkong to the 24th of that month, ehave been received. Except from the last-mentioned a place, there is absolutely no news whatever. From f Hongkong, however, we have intelligence of the peace- ful termination of all ...

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... THE PRINCE'S VISIT:THE INVITATIONS: ILL-TREATMIENT OF MR. M'NEILE. Judgment has gone by default against the occu- pant of the civic chair: our statements are admitted . to 'betrue: apologies have ceased. The nomination c to the festive board of two favourite clergymen, not a officially connected with the Corporation or the pa- ; rish, led to the proposal to be just to the Catholics and ...

... every SOUTH LANCASHIRE ELECTION. soit ii TRIUMPHANr RETURN OF W. BP-OWN, ESQ. an yei Le ?? 10 On Tuesday last, the election of a member of Parlia- odena ?? for the southern division of this county, to supl final re the vacancy occasioned by the elevation of Lord Francis al e Egerton to the peerage, took place at the Horse and dte Jockey Inn, Newton. A body of electors arrived by onte p le ?? ...

... THE CHRONICLE. PRESTON, SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1846, we have devoted so large a space to the speech in which Lord John Russell, on Monday night last, explained the course about to be pursued by the governmcunt, with respect to the sugar duties, thatc we need not here recapitulate the particulars. The scheme is liberal and comprchensivc, so far as the consumers in this country are concerned ; and, ...

... GLEAANIN GS. Geology proves that the palm tree formerly grew, and the crocodile and turtle lived, in England. Guilty or not guilty 7 said a judge to a native of the Emerald Isle. $Just as your honour pleases. It's not for the likes o' me to dictate to yer homuer's worship, was tile reply. The last summer fashions ii Georgia consist of a shirt collar and a pair ofspurs ! i The worst of the ...

... LATEST INTELLIGEN CE. [B Y EXPRhESS.] LONDON, THURSDAY .EVBYING. CITY, QUARTER TO THREE. The Foreign Investments are heavy. Spanish Five per Cents, realise 24*, Portuguese Four per Cents. 46, and Mexican, 26. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. have realised 59J, Shares are in most instances again flat, both the old lines and scrips being affected. Foreign sc ip is in some respects not quite so ...

... ROCHIDALE AND MIDDLETON. CHArGE Or DETAINING A CHILD.--Oa Wednesday Thomas Orrell, of Spotland, was brought up on a charge of detaining a child belonging to John Butterworth, con- trary to his request. ?? agreed to give it up and pay all expenses; and epmplainant agreed to pay 4s. per month until he had paid the expenses of the child's board for five weeks. - CAUTION TO Baaa-SaLaanS.-On ...

... t'i're, KiN Orl'?1rIUSSIrA ANDT 'rIt ConsPs DIPLO'MATIQUE.- lit 'The ilrlr entertarihs the corps dfildomaliriqte only once a year, Ed and that at a nmorning party, of tie nature of those cabled by se our Gallic neigirbours, dancing brealkfasts. Moreover, no uc printe of the blood caci ask; thc'm to his parties more than jo once a ychr. This is a sad custom for diploniaitists, who ex ...

... MANCHESTER TOWN COUNCIL. ?? -Of foil: 11; A special meeting of the Manchester Town Council weas held on coulcil 010 l~ uesday m niiti'iig The MAYTOR peesided. oii The TOWN-CtEIXIC cead several letters, of which we merely to the subjoin copics, es tineylneed no explanation :- wou~ld Lotdon,May 28, 1840. Mrr. 1d lXFM. the Duke of Wellington presents his compliitnets to Mr. fereut He rford; lie ...

... SELECT COMITTTEE ON THE GA\.ME LAINWS.-1S84. (Dra/i' Report, pro-posed by Jf 1jr. ,iyt.) I The select counnittee appoinlted to inquire into the opera- tion of the Gamie Laws, to report their observations andI opinion thereon. te 'the house-together with the minutes ofC evidence taken bel~r~them-hjave examined andl considered tihe matters to titane referred, and have agreed upon the fol- lowing ...