... ' ILTJD' IN 3PA3VrO. The aeneral. Weekly Average price of Grain, for the week 4 inches ending 'May 3, 1348 :-Whteat 50t. 1d., Barley, l2e. 4d., Oats' TheC .14..d, 4tyc 6ste 1id., Beano 855 o d.,, Posse 6sa. 8d.aoyr The Aloqragti prlce of brown or Muscovado sugar, computed notes fe train 'th'.,' returns made in the week ending May 9, 1845, is as Th follows :-The produce of the Britieh ...

... f At the request of A Sincere Churchman,' we s republish the following extract from Air. Horsman's speech on the state of the Cathedralestablishments.- rei 0 There are in Canterbury fifteen parish churches; wl ,and yet there is only one clergyman to whom a settled income is secured-the incumbent of St. hu Martinls, who has £300 a year. Of the other clergy- ha men in that city, the one who' ...

... had A crowdcd meeting of retipectable men of all classes thai was held at the Liver Theatre, on Friday evernin las Sev for the purpose of hearing a lecture fromMr JOEn Cott Brind ley, principal of Tarvin-hall School, Cheshire, upon ~0OO Communksm and Socialism, as developed by recent oc- n0 a currencerl in France. this The Rev. Frederick Parry was called to tke chair. thei Mr. Brinieley, in ...

... REV [E WS. :, Remarks on the Medicinal Virtues of the Red Paraguanr 7 Sarsaparilla. London: Avi ott and Jones. From our earlies5t lays we have hadt pover!lli mel C-l and household testimony to the value of Parmaparilla in the form of what used to be termed a diet drin!. of especial impmrtance in spring, as a parifier of the blood, and a general renovator of the health. The pamphlet before us ...

... A.l a - = - - e - - --,, Tuesday night's Gazelte contains the following official aeo notice fixing the limits of this port as follows :- Bil g The limits of the said port of Liverpool shall corn- mr menceat the termination of the port of Chester-namely, Wt at the Red Stones in Holylake, on the point of Wirral, att and so continuing down the river Mersey to the termni- DE nation of the port of ...

... LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. Friday, Two o'clock, August 15. On Wednesday the weather was very showery, and the greater part of yesterday we had heavy rain, which, added to the con- tinued alarming accounts of the potatoe disease, produced a good deal of excitement in the trade.-A large business was done in Wheat, at an advance of 2d. per bushel.-Flour advanced Is. per sack and barrel, and 2s. to ...

... DtULTUJ1WV IN PArVO. n a The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed from the returns mado in the week ending January 25, 1848, is t 24b. 3,8d. per ewt. i The genoral weekly averago price of grain, for the vock ending e Jan. 22:-Wheat, 63s. Id.; Barley, 8Gs. dd.; Oats, 21s. ld. Rye, 30s. 8d.; Beans, 38s. 8d. ; Pease, 45s. 2d. on Tuesday night, two men, named Clark and Simms, em- I ...

... THE PIKE SCHEME; AND THE E POLICY OF ITS PROMOTERS. I & UV.K, 1 u7%Wr i.or Many of our readers, and most of our contempo- raries, imagine that the decision come to by the Council, in regard to the Rivington water scheme, is conclusive as to the result of that project, and that the works must necessarily be fbithwith carried out. We do not subscribe to that opinioEn. It is true we have, at an ...

... ST. FRANCIS XAVIER'S ChURCH. It'l (PROM A eORRESPONDENT.) eat The opening services at this splendid edifice were con- tinued on Sunday last, when a Pontifical High Mass was celebrated by the Right Rev. Dr. Brown, V.A., of the i Laicashire distric:, supported by the Rev. Dr. Enington as Archdeacon, the Rev. Joseph Johnsos as Deacon, the Rev. Francin West as Sub.Deacon, and the Rev. R. O'Carroll ...

... - anali link INSURRECTION AT VIENNA. the' II byretul db militi eted FLIGHT OF THEl EMPEROR. Al bion A second insurrec tion, more terrible than that of sided Dhi- March, and threatening the entire dismemberment Arse Itiw. of the Austrian empire, broke (olt at Vienna on the Turl jion 6Oh instant, and was attended with the most deplora- arnd of nbile excesses. 'The result may be thus summed upl. ...

... I3mperffa virtamtft. AMf HOUSE OF LORDS. withot THURSDAY, Julys 13.Th Lord IIROUGIIAM presented a Bill for the Prevention of The Sgeduction, free. osaid, from tbeobjectlonsbroulghtaglaittstthWst tipra of the Bishop Of Oxfoed, whiob wasn thrown out on Tuesday. Ket It Wax read a first time, and ordered to be rea~d again on Tuesday. W4Y, D31e Lordship also presented a Bill for the Exclusiona of ...

... :n ~~BEVERLEY. ,r. THE REv. Lurot DENatae.-Tise intelligence of the sudden i death of thie highly respected gentleman, at York, osl Tuesday losf, wae received by telegraph at four o'clock, just on the r. arrival of the market train fronm Hull. It croa'ed a most tic pateful sensoation among the inhabitantes of Beverley, by whom Ile ttre leroenred deceased was universally esteemed. , HAY HARvEeT ...