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... Lancashire, Thumdat Jakcary 28.—The demand for cot. ton yarns, at Blackburn, limited, and price are rather lower than they were last week. There is very little doing in the goods market, and manufacturers profits were never known to be less than at the present time. The operatives at many of the cotton mills in the district are working four and five days per week ; the mechanics and machine ...
... entri s f- r the various stakes, which closed o the Ist f January. » numerically to have p.» deub' thcmiiiilof even the inon' pcr-on that tho i ...
... Manchester, Shbfpield, and Lincolnshire. A meeting of the shareholders of this line, resident in Liver* pool vu held on Monday last, to consider of the propriety of nominating a committee to act in conjunction with a committee of the Manchester shareholders, appointed at a meeting held there on the 12th infant. Charles Holland, Esq., was called upon to preside. The chairman stated that the ...
... FHJJXA Y, January 22.—Wind S., moderate. frmn at is rt . d Oct. and Nov * Lt ft th « Hcsperm at Corsica town '^ mer rith the l m;iil fron ,his Port for Kin?s. i l ; Q M turgor, honco for llavannsili, were is e *|b' yesterday morning, the former lost cutwater, an* nVi w,. her b ,W8 stove . &c., and bore up for Kingstown wiiZ''- ' a^u , • ,tom Cun ' t * n - and Mina,to - Tre-arthen, hence ...
... On Wednesday, meeting of magistrates was held at the Sessions-house, to take into consideration the propriety of petitioning the Government on the subject of the immigration into Liverpool of the Irish poor. The Mayor, George Hall Lawrence, Esq., occupied the chair. The following magistrates were also present Messrs. J. Holmes, Bolton, Percival, Grant, D. Hodgson, Dixon, Benn, Rath bone, A. ...
... Her Majesty and the Royal Family were to leave indsor yesterday afternoon for Claremont, where the Court will remain until within few days of the meeting Parliament on the 19th instant. Her Majesty will then return to the Castle, and leave indsor for Buckingham Palace on the day before the opening ot the session. The accounts from Ireland, and from the Highlands and Islands of Scotland, ...