... Cite JHcrntrn. 8 ALUS POPULI LBX SUP RE MA FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1847. The moving of the second reading of the Labouring Poor (Ireland) Bill brought under discussion the whole question of the Irish policy of Ministers, and the House found itself at once launched upon a mare magnum of elemental conflict and confusion. To reduce to any shape resembling unity the features of the Babel scene were ...

... Triton ova c»rbespondent.~| Manchester, Wednesday Night This morning the aooeptanees for the Chester Cop were on the tablet, and list criers met us every angle. The astounding number of 107 remain on, 69 only •* pairing off, or paying the smaller forfeit of A sovs. each. The number accepting exoeeds general expectation by ten a docen, and is clearly a compliment those gentlemen who held ...

... special meeting of the Veetry was held yesterday the report of the special committee appointed to til sideratien the suggestion* of Mr. Austin, the Assistant ' ntoo Commissioner, with regard to the influx of Irish Rev. Rector Campbell occupied the chair. There '! seat Messrs. Hordey, Townsend, Stitt, Johnson Thornelejr, Cheeney, Arison, Ferguson, Haigh, and Yates. nam, The proceedings were ...

... chair was occupied by Ileniy Winch, K-q The proceedings of the Improvement Committee, which did cot any matters of public interest, were read anil confirmed. Some com ersatioa took place as to the progress made W the suiveyor iu taking levels of the towuship f-r the purpoetw of drlinage; and Mr. Holland, Chairman of the Improvement Committee, eaid he would make the nccessnry iLquiries, rep»; ...

... LIST NEW PATENTS. From N' tc'on ami Co.'s List. SIX MONTHS roll ENROLMENT EVKUV \SK. ncmeuce Augustus Kurtz, Salford, in the county of Lancaster, manufacturing chemist, for certain improvements the mode of preparing and indigo in the dyeing and printing woollen, cotton, and other fabrics. Sealed 31st December. l'ierre Louis Thimote Thiers, of No. 40, Passage Choiseul, in the city of Paris, ...

... The average nunobsr of inmate-i in th« Ni*ht Asylum for January was 118, ami during the month persons took refuge in the house. ItECKIVKD AT THK MKIUM'RY OKKIC'K NTH Ol'R LAST. Fr ra the Lime-street Relief Fund, per* , the Treasurer, George Riding, Ktq .)*• 10 Mr. Charles Wilson o 2 Mrs. Rebecca Wilson ' j j Mr. T. P. Danwn j ' * * • lu A few friends, per Mr. A. Samuel 1 E.M.C „;; Mr. ...

... of England notes, and 18*. 6d. in silver, whilst in a brothel, rch-lane, Rochdale. He afterwards got the purs® and notes from a woman named Hannah Berry, who kept silver. On Wednesday last she was brought before the Rochdale bench, when the above was proved, but strates told the complainant to keep better company* and the prisoner, who had been three times convicted felony discharged. ...

... According to present arrangements, the Queen and Prince Consort will leave Windsor Castle, and proceed Buckingham-palace, on Wednesday, the 10th instant, (the anniversary their marriage,) preparatory to her Majesty's first levee or' the season, announced to take place Friday, the 12th instant. On Tuesday evening last her Majesty, the Prince Consort, their visitors, and all the ladies and ...