... 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. ...

... [(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 ...

... 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 ...

... MR. COCHRANE AND THE WEST- MINSTER ELECTION. - I We are told by an old saying, that by owning our faults we deprive criticism of its sting. Of a certainty, there is nothing like looking our difficulties in the face, and grappling with them at once; for evils are magnified by obscurity---they ...

... INCREIASEi OF FEVER. The oldest anal most experienced medical officer In Cork,, Dr. Beamish, States that if there were one thousand more hospital beds for fever patients,, he could fll them within twenty-fourheonr. The Gelheoy Merewy~ ?? Tuarm, Loughren, Gart, and other owns, fever rages to an alarming extent. The fever hospital in) Loughteat is frill;~ and in the other districts, where there ...

... 0ST&TONS OP THE BRITISH ARMY ON THEI 1st JULY, 187. l [FROM TRrE VItTlD SEiRVICEi MAGAZINE.] [Where two plaees are mentioned, the last is that at which the Deplt of the Regiment is stationed.) tst Life Gds-. pgeot'P l9t Foot.-St. nost; O5thltont.-N.0.W.;Chat 0nd do.-iydePark. Boyle. 66thdo.-Gtbraitsr- Fmy. Rl. R. Gds.-Whtdsor. 20th do. - Haitfnt Isle 67th do.-Cork. lst Drsg. Gds.-Biraing- of ...

... TOWN !EDITION. i:SUNDiY, J I ro0 W-HOX S:HlALL WE VOTE. The election is near at- hand, and we assume that 658 men vill. be found to represent the Sty of the people;' bt where is the political excitement? To get up a rallying ery is impossible. Partyis defunct The Church is so tolerant- that were it': not for the Ofatorios, the Sacred Harmonic Society, ?? Exeter Hall would be tolet. IfPopeP ...

... STATIONS OF THE BRITISH NAVY ON THE Ist SULY, 1847.I | tFRoX TRHE UtErlwD SERVOCE OA&GAZINE.] | Acheron, 2, ?? Firebrand, st., S.E. Coast Promethevs, St., Coast of Acorn, 16, East InAies of America. Africa. Actteon, 26, C. of Ahsica lrsiley, 2,st., Irish Chbaus. Prospero, 1, ?? Adder, 0,05., a.Pembroke. Psodrdl 42, Pacfic. Q-seU, 01, Devanpart. Advice, 1, at., Pembroke. Flomer, st., ...

... A FEW WORDS ABOUT- WiHC STER,: WITR ANTICIPATIONS OF ?? THE NEWMARKET JULY! MEEITN4. BY TOUCHSTONE. ' The WinchesterMeethi ; tieadingclosely on the beels of Bibury and' Stockbridge, enerally afobrds some preltv pickings for the Daneburylatud. 'Theyopened the 'Idf on Tuesday, for the Great Produce' Stitne', fdrwhich. Tamtivy mnaneged' to give the Oakswinner, aiami, ihe go-by. This does-uot say ...

... ' PEACE, BETWEEN THE GAUGES.. . We last. week promised to throw out a suggestion as to the nianner in which peace might be brought about between the Great Western and North Western Companies. If this quarrel were like that of Peachum and Lockit, when, by a mutual 'embrace and confession, both parties might exclaim 1 Brother, brother, we are both in the wrong! the matter, mightbe easily ac- ...

... 4 PUBLISHED ON SUNDAY MORNING, CONTAINING THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE OF THE WVEEK. TEE INCREASE AND' INEQUALITY OF TAXATION. It cannot with justice be said of the present race of Englishmen, whatever it might have been of their fore- fathers, that they exhibit an ignorant impatience of taxation. On the contrary, their patience is wvondrous, if it be not exemplary and commendable. Only let those ...