... OUR Manchester, Wednesday Evening. THE bT. LEGER. Before the circle broke up yesterday to 20 was snapt up with C( B»:>ck. lon Van Tromp. 10 to 1 was offered agst Mr. Martin. Black Dwarf in and out of the room, backed (with an improving look,) to 20, and 10l> to 6, two or three over, being willingly accepted. Nothing else done. Manchet'er, Thursday, Ila'/yast One o'clock. Up t ...

... | HER MAJESTY'S BIRTIWAY DRAWING Roolit.-The Queen held a Drawing Room on Thsurpday afternoon week, in k St. James'i Palace, in celebration of her Majesty's birthday, The reception was the mont brilliant this season. .The doors Of the I palace were openediat One' o'clock, and the cormpany continued fe setting down without the 'slighitest intermission for about two hours, and filled the suite ...

... Leeds. There has been very little business done at the clothhalls since this day week, a few low-priced goods for the American market being nearly all that were sold. l ine and middle cloths calculated for the home trade being scarcely all del' the prudence of the manufacturers curtailing the production has prevented any material fail prices the stocks continuing to be less than usual this ...

... It is rumourel that the v ommittec on railways, appointed at the instance of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, have agreed upon some inportant recommendations, awiong t which are the enlarging the period of complethin railway works, thereby enabling the respective boards to defer (-Uls, and the empoweringcomupanies who have passed the standing I orders this session to proce~d next session ...

... Vadtfaicntarn intlligence. HOUSE OFl LORDS.-FRIDAY, MaRy 28. Lord PORSYSAN drew attention to a Petition from Newfound. land, complaining that a POrtioh Of the money subscribed in England for the relief of distress 1uad been devoted to thle re- building of a chureb; he moved art address to the crowvn, praylag that in casies of future collection under a Queen's Letter, an account be published of ...

... n11 Arrives Desistell Aid3 post Rd.wth I 3u~AIrS. at at before. Ifee# till if I_ _ _ II it. 1 . I | . A1. H. IU. q. M. Exeter .11idailtlit 0 .M. i iS 9 45 e, First London . . 15 . It . 10 A3. 7 10 7 40 d North ald Irish .. .. 6 0A 644 P.M. 5 40 610 i F ionth hrptoa . . 6 3i AM.: 5 33 P.M. 4 35 5 *e fl0tth,. . N Io I 3 20 P.M. 2 24 2 50 !e Second London . .. 2 D P~l v o P.M. 9 l' 0 45 a- ...

... IRELAND. harvest prospects— the potato crop. The accounts of the potato crop received up to this time are on the whole favourable. The alarm excited by rumours of the appearance of some symptoms of the disease of last year has been dissipated, and a hopeful feeling is generally enter- tained. The Dublin Packet, taking a general review of the prospects before the three kingdoms, says: — In ...

... ?? ~SYNO PSI-S. ?? -, I !. i ;DEN DEATH OF TEE DEWA or, CllsIcEsTJza.-We SAIo record the unexpected demise of the :Ron. and bave an the of Maheser, which'took plice lre~q ly. ~ the afternoon 'of, last, Friday~ebiee, 'at his ,,;a0 vin Hereford-street, Park-lane, irn his sixtyninth 'lThe hon. and reverend gentleman bad been ailing rear- last two yearn and lattsrly had been attended on ofrthe ...

... THIE LATE FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE DEE BRIDGE. CLOSE OF TIHE INQUIRY. The proceedings at the inquest wvere brought to a conclusion on Wednesday. Captain Symonds, R.N. inspector of railways, read the opi- nion of himself and Mr Walker, the Government engineer, as to the cause of the accident. This document ran to a very considerable length, and occupied upwards of an hour and a half its delivery. ...

... A MORE AEA BENEVL ENCE. ia- i -- i , _ ?? . t . . .. -. . . .. The following extract from the Limerick Chronicle which reaohed us yesterday, preaeots an additional proof of the unotiring exertions of generous America to relieve destitute Ireland _ e ' The ADD3 Maria, the property of Messre. Russell and9 Son, which arrived here on Monday from Quebeo, wase chartered for conveyance of the ...

... Ili CITY OP DUBLIN. Though there has been some talk of Mor)uqf eld Ferrand q as a candidate for this city, to be supported'df Courseh by 3 the followers of the Rev. Tbresham Gregg, who are ad. nmirers of his ' pure Protestant principles, it is said ft hi the present representatives will be the only candidates pt forward by the Conservatives, Mr. Gregory has alreadt addressed the electors, ...

... I5 DUBLIN, SATURDAY, JUNE 19, 1847. RElMEMBER THE 30TH OF MAY ?? _ _ _ _ _ ?? fl THE TENANT RIGHT BILL,_ I, True to his resolution, Sharman Crawford brought -orward his bill on Wednesday last- It has had a ong slumber since its first introduction to the house. rhe first reading was assented to pro forma, on the 28 h of April, when Mr. Bernal Osborne rose in Inis and threatened, but did not ...