... COLLIBRY EXPLOSION AN LOSS OF LIPE. O n Tuesday, aboutorano o'clock, _ tesos~eii oI &.damp, eital ?? its consequences to a number of persons, took place 'at the. colliery, known sometimes as tbe Hfgher Patrieroft'Colliery, but more properly as the Ktrkleis Hall Colliery, near the boundary line oa the townships of Inca on the banks of the Leeds and Liverpool Canal, about two miles fronm Wigan. ...

... MONDAY, July 5. ORDERS OF THE DAY.—Committees Supply and Ways and Means.—Second Readings—Joint Stock Companies (No. 2): Copyright (Colonies); Bills. Commitments. —Incumbered Estates (Ireland); Prisons; Polling at Elections (Ireland); Recovery of Public Moneys (Ireland); Bankruptcy and Insolvency; Masters in Chancery Affidavit Office; Navigation (N0.2); Stock in Trade Exemption ; Health of ...

... be deemed scarcely worthy rfnotice, merely indicating that affairs were sta- L«ry. At present the excess they show over the Sunis'for 1846, and its corresponding quarter, are a illustration of the stability and elasticity the national resources. the ordinary revenue there is an aggregate inmse of 2,615,871/. for the year, and of 440,427/. for STquarter. For the year there is a positive ...

... some notice, rather from the fact of provision being made by it for a man who has done the state some service, than from any political meaning involved in the nomination. Don Joaquin Maria Lopez is named fiscal in the public debt office. Don Joaquin figured at the head of the provisional government established on the fall of Espartero. Nothing further of any importance has been heard to-day ...

... At the meeting of the statistical section of the British Association, on Monday, the 28th, a paper was read by I'rofe«sor Royle, on the statistics of the cotton trade. this is subject always of great importance, and now attracting great public attention, we have obtained the substance of the statements. The paper was entitled On the imports of Indian, as compared with the prices of American ...

... DUBLIN, Jvtn 30. As the question is now exciting considerable interest in parliament—the railway advances to Ireland resting on it in a great measure, your readers will be anxious to know the amount of advances made from the Treasury for the relief of Irish distress, by public works, &c. Under the 9 and 10 Vic., c. 107, the amount on warrants issued up to the 17th June instant, was 5,574,975/. ...

... [(Believing, as we do, that anything which tends to impress the public Imind with a sense of the real character of the House of Commons, as a nEPrASSMTA ~rrv &OSEMBLY, must tend, in the same degree, to exolle a strong feeling of dissatisfaction with it, and a strong desire to etrect a sweeping reform in its constitutiofl, we insert, in our par- hlamentary reports, immediately after the name of ...

... for The Erprtu, London ewiin* the Office Two o'clock on day of public***- ...

... The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Jupiter, Captain Meehan, Lieutenant Inglis, R.N., admiralty agent, in charge of mails, arrived yesterday at Southampton. By her, and the Duke of Cornwall, arrived at Plymouth, there are accounts from Lisbon to the 29th, and Oporto the 30th ult. The Government had issued a decree to the merchants, expectation of raising a loan on security of the ...

... If ever there was a time when Englishmen should make up their minds at last to lire on terms of courtesy and amity with the men of the same blood and tongue, who inhabit the other side of the Atlantic, the present is that time. A state of things has at length been attained in the new continent, which has obliterated all the old causes of jealousy. To the settlement of the north-eastern ...

... TZt' TUREF` AS -7T uAS ITS,0 I ! ?? H0;UL-'BS-.- : : - I ~- -i i 1 # -l , i ! ; - l , to , S : i 2 : 2 ?? BY-- - TOU hSTONE. ?? 6sie m 'of ti'g h.a l of I ate ars -undergon'e almost an entire cliange, ;and. we-grieve. to eay, one that' has not added'to->its respecti bilityirdharaeier'forpro !I bity 'and- 5honour. iFor.'reri3,' it 'vshes ua~~ ,'ArXe s ?? i matter of profit and speculation, ...

... | THE FORTHCOMINGtNSTALLATION OF i PRINCE ALDEa ATCAB IC.. (LATESTV PARTIO 3,ARS) The arrangements f6o thi itpqrta5nt andaiiugds'teee- rony have been completed, and should theweather prove propitious, the town of Cambridge , ifese tat-iore 8ay ind lively appearance t'o-inorro W (Noday)- and the twofollowingdays, th ' onefor s it The'refreshmetroom attealatenfM hsbe convertedinto a retiring ...