... T tCE FACTORY BILL. | al lll . -, , v -, , -I contested Factory Bill is about to undergo al in the Upper House; we presume iti will be easy as compared with the fierce has surmounted in the House of Com- Worthy of remark, that the. most .bitter this wise and wholesome measure have 'n Liberals, and of that class commonly olitical Economists. The operative, on A has had an excellent opportunity ...

... THE I l- : ; l Us l ; 7 ; - s ; T HE; Q.UEENP'5 BIRT rxD, I : During the wbole of Thursday,0whbich'waa appointedi for the celebration of her 'Majesty'sbirth;day,:tbe wather- was exceedingly fine, andi thei sireetsiwres crowdedr vith mu ltitudes dei on%' off witnessing I`e -various public proceedings and spectacles. Among the most airactive. were the reviews. The customary military inspection ...

... I 1 I = ; _ SIR R. PEEL, AND HIS SNBRS AT, I|- PROMISES TO . PAY. I Whenever any one in the House of Commons ven- tures to assert that Sir ROBERT PEEL'S Banking and Currency Bills are beneficial to no one save the fixed annuitant, up rises Sir RoBERT, and with a supercilious smirk inquires . What is the meaning of a promise to pay 5 ? This he intends for'a body-blow, and certainly when an ...

... FIRST APPEARANCES ;>A ND RE-APPEAR.1 *, i , j 1; , - I I . l I3 ., i ; 7 ; 7,N,5. . 1, . ., a ?? -.-It may not be uninteresting to our readers at tbe p;e- sent tb'ea'tricg crisispto':ca-l their attentionr'; to a-strange .coinc~idenie wbich Lhas -tahen place this year in relation Ito thyear4l829,,moreo particularly as, at that period, theire -was asa great an excitemeht, about a celebrated ...

... 7CHURCH PATRONACcE pISCommr. TO lER' EDXTOR OF TIM zX Sin9-Comments severe but well enreeda b recently made by the press genrlly earned thaegrs abuses in the distribution of ?? pat e rng Every sincere lover of the Church will r whenever this subject is brought before the public e5DI Althougb it is painfulto rbserve the,, tbin, uder ' ausipices of a Bighp.o Landon, who seemospbet th suing ...

... THE LONDON ' GAZETTES. .6 . . I .. TUESDAY. MAY 11 BaNKRSUTcy ANNULLRD.-Mary Deacon, Norwich, carrier. BANKRUPTCY SUraas8DED.-C. 3. Hubbard, Crutched-friars, City, hop-merchant. I - , BaxaRuprs.-T. G. Webb, Wood-street, Cheapside, and Man- chester. lace rouche and artificial flower manufacturer. J. W. Pearl. Milton-street, Dorset-square, horse-dealer. D. Syred, Blomfield-road, Paddington, ...

... D I . - Events in Spain have lately succeeded each other so rapidly, that as yet we have hardly ventured to prd- ?? an opinion on their import and tendency; but it appears now pretty clear that the QUEEN and her ministers are in the right path at last. Few will dis- pute but that a continuance in the present wise and politic course will again cause the star of Spanish renown to rise out of the ...

... TBiS D37R:=, Y -,OU Pi STONE.. iThe' Derhy of 1847 ;hbst taken iiaplace In the, history o.pest ev(n6s. ,'Tbe 'rae of~tbe year and. of the :million is decided, and n~bt 'retinaaibattlo~ pay 'and receive; an4d tbis portion of the'busineiss ba .to be` seitled on Tu;eday next, I do not 'an-ticipate that the Ssettling wil be.difficult.' I caniot facy that any' of tbe book-makers wonld', stand ...

... SOCIAL GRIN VANCES.-CADS AND ~C. .A I BMMN. i . . The mantle (or rather -the upper Benjamin) of .imposture which once'enveloped the ancient jarvies has.worthily descended, to modermn cabmen. We have long been bottling up -oncentrated wrath against these6 anything but fair men, whose race, save against omnibuses and posts, is nearly run, but whose extortions will long be tonmemnory dear.. ...

... S 3- CAd T di. A SAILOR AND HIS GIRL.--A, OUrious circumstance was lately witnessed by a gentleman, while .on ias tour in tl'e west of Englandi:z-A sailor repaired' ?? with his lass for the purpdse of being inarried';'when at rived at thbe 'place appointed, the uiuil 4questione wei e :piut to-bhinr, and, amongst. the rest: t'he: name of his .fair one:; ' .As for that,' said Jack, d-u me ...

... FIRE AT SEA, AND LOSS OF ELEVEN 'LIVES. I (From the Inverness Courier of Tuesday.) Last night, between nine and ten o'clock, a party of three seamen and one woman came into the town by the Beauly Road, from Wick. Two of the former wer9 in a, deplorable state-their arms being very severely burned -and the other having an arm broken and otherwise injured. On being takeni temporarily,;.u the ...

... rODE TEA.-10 I TOWN EDITION. SUNDAY, MAY 30, 1847. I1 I Vli2oN OF THE CONSERVATIVES. We have ?? to believe that the two divisions of Conserative party in the country have come to cojvictioll that, unless they join their interest and they will be less successful at the next general , than they could desire. Acting upon this el'the leaders of ea'ch section have for some time beet if friendly ...