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... The Average j>rioe of or Mu-oovado >ugar, compute from the returns made the week ending June 'J:*, 1*47, «J. per cut. The General Woe 1 ;!;. Average priec rf Grain, for the week June 2-*. Wheat tJ., Barley 52*. 4d., Oats 111, U;.c • ;-. 111, Bean?, 07-. •>!., The avuraee price Corn per quarter, (imperial measure.) in Filmland and Wales f ...
... Luos.—Ahhourii there was not any lanrer purcha-cs of goods cloth-halls, either on Saturday or Tuesday, yet, in consenenoe the fall in the price of corn, and the continued fine wather, there is a return of confidence in the market, and the petal opinion is, that with a good harvest there must a trade. Prices continue firm, and the stocks are Mderate. This being betwixt the seasons, there has ...
... The Earl of Kglinton has been elected Dean of Glasgow University, rice Lord Meadowbank, whose term of office has expired. Accounts from Vienna of the Ist instant mention the death of tho Arch luke Charles on the 30tli ult., from cold and inflamation of the pleura. Mr. A. Y. Broadfoot, stage manager of the theatre at Rochester, died very suddenly in appoplectic tit on Thursday last. Ingratitude ...
... DREADFUL EXPLOSION OF FIRE-DAMP ST. HELEN'S. r» j L ss HOIIT LIVKB. On Wednesday last, a fearful explosion took place at the collenes of Messrs. Speakman, Caldwell, and Co GerardVbr.d«e near St.. HelenV. Between three and four oc.ock m the rooming, about fifty men and bovs went down one of the pits to work. About seven o'clock t explosion was heard, and so great was the force th.it the was ...
... the head of the celebrated firm James Akioyd and Sons, the largest wo:sted manufacturers in the w r!d. On Monday last Mr. Akroyd was called to the chair at a meeting of the electors, and rose to introduce Sir Charles Wood, Chancellor of the Exchequer, who had that day commenced his canvass. He spoke with great animation against the Di«se'.ters and their anti-education movement, and his remarks ...
... I For all out-door farm operations the weather during the greater portion of the month just concluded has been extremely favourable. In the whole of our agricultural districts immense quantities of corn hare been secured in the best possible condition. As the produce of our fields is now the great and all-absorbing topic of consideration, have caused the most extensive inquiries to be made on ...
... Monthly Report—September 1. Rntered.. Eaterad® Ss T. 11 *} I ***^i«7 Wader Tr'mtmsntlliilliii.'.iasl UndeeTimt^'t'.'l.'l'.ll!! 84 T. NOIAQ, Treasurer R pan Yisitoni.~Charles ChaHoaer and B.' Piatt, Ffqrs. House Surgeon.Mr. Thumm Mnrrta. Assistaat Honm Surgeon, Mr. T. Armstroag Cammaok ...
... [FIRST PUBLICATION.] ttRANGED AND PUBLISHED BY J. NICHOLSON, SURVEYOR OF TAXES, MANCHESTER. PERSONS WHO HAVE OBTAINED GAME CERTIFICATES FOR THE YEAR 1847. GENERAL CERTIFICATE* AT £4 Os. lOd. EACH. n.iomouu, Livernocil Addison, Robert Ainsworth, John Eccleaton Ain worth, Peter Halliwell ins worth, John Lees. Fit Bunk Ainsworth. Witton A ins worth, WilUam.jun.. Wigau Ain>worth, John B ...
... FRANCE. The Journal de» Debatt of Sunday stated, that the committee on the affair of M. Emile de Girardin were to meet on Monday to consider the report of M. Laville, that the report would be printed and distributed to the Deputies on Tuesday, and discussed in the public sitting of the Chamber on Thursday. The National expresses hope that the debate on the affairs of Portugal will not be ...
... Salford, January 10' Kirkdale, January 19. At Lancaster, April 3; Preston' April 5; Salford, April 10; Kirkdale, April 19. At Lancaster, June 26 ; Prestor, June 28; Salford, July 3 • Kirkdale. July 12. At Lancaster, October 16 ; Preston' October 18 Salford, October 23; Kirkdale,November Origin of Pickwick, and of the Name of Boz. 1 In the course ot the last dozen years, says Mr. Dickens, ...
... AVERAGE ANNUAL MORTALITY PER 1000 MEN CIVIL LIFE BRITAIN. Died per per ann.nt the age of 29 to 30. Mortality at the age 29-30, by the Carlisle Tab 10 Mortality by Finlavson Government Annuitrinis Mortality in 17 of the largest towns in Britain, where troops are stationed 15_7 Mortality among the East India Company's labourers 12-5 Mortality among parlies insured in the Teetota^, ...
... LONDON CORN EXCHANGE. Mohday, March Last week's arrivals of English Wheat, Barley, Oats, and Flour up to our market were on a very moderate scale—those of Malt, Beans, and Pease trifling. From Scotland only 60 quarters of seeds reached us; but, from Ireland, upwards of quarters of Oats came to hand. The imports of Foreign Wheat were comparatively small, but those of Barley were large,—of Oats ...