... ift ?? wria Inte .-q , , ?? ?? place :MANCHESTERI. turn, In RgPXAI orl THE CoaRN L~ssvou~~day last wag. oboerved at cop, a ?? as general holiday, in commttemoraio.5n of tile paso- the ol' log of the a ...

... r- ITAT OF PRINCE ALBERT r~flTRAI- - - ?? 71- 1hfc FOV- - Mruyhv tors of the Liverpol Mercuryt have Ihe FroPrioe his of TICKETS for the above alllto defer yaling for the copies to teys are entitled ...

... A gentleman, who gives us his name and address,hands us the following exciting statement, of which he is the Iauthor, and which has already appeared in one of the papers:- I I feel ...

... DMLTUM IN PAUVO. ost The Bank of Englahdl retures for the week ending the Ist des Instant, stte~t the anmousst of notes issued to be £29,292,320, of os which-the banking department has on hind £8,796, ...

... toral riatchiffellre. ?? -C.- WoiS~~orVAN Coreeaax~cii.ThO next conference of I- the WVesleyan Milethodists %,ill be held at Liverpoo, t 19 commence on the 23th of July, 1847. 'at isl pro hb e n that ...

... During the last week the weather has been very un- favourable in this part of the country for the drying of the grain, and the greater part of it still remains in the fields, cut, but not in a fit state to be housed. It has several times been almost ready for stacking, but in each case rain has come before it was throughly dry, and has rendered a further delay necessary. On several days the ...

... MI8QU-LL..EOUS N l. Mt18OELLAMEOUS. NESWi.,h- iI I ?? I3ONAPARTE .-PriflcaO Loulis tenoipartt is nowv.1 sojournin at Sir J. Gerrard's, near Warrington. SPANIISH YUBTICrt-.Tho LUsbon mob trocbntly attacked the ouqitailor, no doubt for the bad mleasures of ministers. Flluiox Doas.-At the Dorehester asslizes, sr. Day, an attorney, recovered £5 damages for his son, a little boy, aged seven years, ...

... UNION BETWEEN THE SECESSION AND I RELIEF SYNODS. le (Fron; the dsbedurghi ifitness.j ?? following is the basis of union agreed upon betwixt agthe committees of the Secession oand Ilelief Synlods :-The se committee, after carefully considering the m atter, were n- unanimously of opinion that the two religious bodies whom :S. they represent,-the United Associate Synod and the I Synod of Relief,- ...

... What, threescore years and ten I-laughed a child, with eager loolo- Ol, good my mother, there'll be time-nay, close that weary book I Hark I very sweet the oncel sings upon the old elm bough, And my trusty hound he waiteth me-I hear him whine e'en now ;* For I've promised lie shall scour to-day the beech wood by the burn, And rouse the c oey from the brake and the hare from out the fern Oh ! ...

... CELEBRATIoN OF THE REPEAL OF THE CORN LAWS. The rejoicings in Mlanchester, in commemoration of tile repeal of the corn laws, took lrace on Mdonday, the day appointed by the mayor foiithat purpose,, and which, in, compianceiwith his a ohpsuitbeelations, warea aos aeneralh ofia the og oeotrimtepl dawiich was t r ecmeate ased a generl holidy troughut ite boroughs both of Msan- chester and Salford ...

... re ROYAI, MANCHESTER INSTITUTION.-PRIZE IIEDALS- 10 The council of the R-oyal1 Ilstituition ill this town have )t awarded the l-eywood gold medel for this year to Air. R. e Ausdell, of Liverpool, for his picture in our exhibition, en- titled Returning from Deer Stalking-Scene iu Glenlyon. .olt is grntifying to adid that the Heyood silver medal was, 00on W esiiy last, awarded to our ...

... TESTIMONIALS TO THE THREE OLDEST SERVANTS OF THE LEAGUE, A meeting of active friends of free trade, and the prihcipal officials of the National Anti-Corn-Law League, was held on Thnraday evening, at the rooms of the League, for the pur- pose of Inesentige the three senior servants of that bofd- namely, Mr. Walters, Mr. Geo. Senior, and TMr. T. Pattisoh-i with tokens of their esteem and ...