... RAILWAY INTELLTGENCE. br- Tilm ST. HELENWS CANAL AND RAILWAY.-The half he yearly meeting of this company was held on Tucstla, at 31it St. EHelens, Gilbert Greenall, Esq. in thle chair. Yr'om to the report, which was read by the secretary, it appeared lie that the traffic was steadily improving, as coulpared Iviti ilt. the corresponding period of 1849, the increase in tue 11t gross receipts ...

... OEAHAM' EALLOON ASCENT. ,wai - . . . . . - .z - l. 3713i 5117 eveililg hundreds of the sigilt-loving ( 1.11o tlea tile Flora Tea G lrciens, Baysvwater, the :scertt of tlhat intrepid femrlale aeronaut, being the fifty- four th tilin that tbis ?? '0lrfelP\'t'1 tirO tgels tile rellins of space. The nvi all entirelynew one, aned bore the namie of tile Albert, in honollur of our most gracious ?? ...

... I FAL OF A MILL AT STOCRPORT. | Oin Qo]lda , - I -'uay aiternoun, between one and two o'clock a large Portion of a new mill at Stockport fell suddenly to the ground, and caused the death, we regret to say, of sever. of the hands employed about it. The mill in question, which is called the Brinksway Mill, is the pro- perty of Mr. Cephas Howard; it is a new fire proof mill, having been commenced ...

... THE ERA. TOWN EDITION. SUNDAY, AUGUST 4, 1850. CONSERVATORY OF INSTITUTIONS, AND REFORMATORY Or ABUSES. In the Lords, no business, save the formalities of the Royal Assent to a vast number of Bills, and a loyal response to the wish of the Crown for the appropriation of Marlborough House as a residence for the Prince of WALES, was transacted. In the Commons, the PARLIAMENTARY VOTERS (IRELAND) ...

... EDINBURll!u GAZETTE, MEETING. Creditors of'JoHN INGRAM, 2rason and merchant, lately resid- ing in Mffacduff, now deceased, meet in the chambers of George Bannerman, solicitor in Banff, 16th August, ten o'clock. DbVIDENDS, Ac. Creditors of JABi7s TuRNER; taker, lately residing in Dum- fries, now deceased, -will receive au equalitoing dividend at the chambers of Messrs W. a T. H. 'G~owan, ...

... ?? ,.I ' ,. . . ?? i , t I,;. ?? THE 2' ~ TS =S T4~~ Ni ?? ?? 90, q . ?? 12iaee ofO a i 1 i-ection, bxeie i'pepok~waqrehd :by Iwhtikero~ o at'yfoa fllferoe d lt de b ?? ; oti~ pMutL ifded GlacA t a~ theaigt .og h a ~l , 1anD er g O bhi i'b e de. 'keoloijieth ubitroto hoa yawlbpdh h~a4e~tdud::it e ote !i l beiidof ?? ei t dbnG' tbe bjilt.- b na the ftbntr £ehfchtheui 6ah*i; was'uiadbe. wan the ...

... ILAMBETH HLECtION.-GREAT MAJORITY e FOR MR. WILLIAMS. * - X Yesterday morning, aft au early hour, the proewed- Inks of tht election were resueed, and at.8 o'cloek the poll- iiR 4ommieacd. ?? was not so uck excitement u might have been expected, under the circumstances; for although a very large number sf perona had esembled on; Kenningtonconm mn.and in the immediate neighbourhood of the ...

... PRI BSBOROUGH-MN NIVEhSARY COMMEAIORA- TION OF THE BIRTIB-DAY OF DANIEL O'CON- NELL. The Repealers of this patriotic locality, who assume with justice the merit of having been unswerving and steadfast followers of the departed leader of tile Irish people, and with no less truth profess to be the earnest and unflinching adhe- rents to the principles and policy of that gr(at manl, held their ...

... . HEALTH op LONDON DURING THE WvEw-This return, in connection with the two previous, indicates a continuous increase in the mortality of the metropolitan districts. The deaths which in the two preceding weeks were successively 781, 863. rose last week toS898. In the cor- responding weeks of nine years (1840-8) the lowest number occurred in 1843, and was 749; the highest in 1848, when it was 1 ...

... CARDIFF FOLIC E.—Monday, Before Chas. Vachel), Mayor. & C.C. Williams, John Brown, a young lad, wa« brought before the magis- trates by Superintendent Sroekdale, who stated, that at half-past seven o'clock on Friday night last he came into the police-station, gave himself lip, and said he had cOln- mitted a robbery in Newport about six months ago. Mr, Stookdale further stutud, that he wrote to ...

... -, -:o 1 17. - ?? M . ., ?? ?c I 7 1 - I , W-R, ?? 7- ? 1 j : I : ! .. - 1. f. ?? L-ENIAND ?? ?? fnlly certiinithat' PfinoeeAlbert ?? 1tewmed; frosii the Sc-otch! Fn~jlie'Gtls -s to -t'tColdktreai. ; The Ih)ike cf.'Caiibridge' frbm t'tle 17th ;Laziders ?? Fesilier Guards. Major IGeneral Bourehier toibo' t7th1 ; 'aneerL ' .Mijor -G~enerai I ihtfiit1to' the' '74th'; .rjo Sir .A1fl. C amerionk .. ...

... 0 bv qeoft df: 1 k.t ?? ~ - b eA,' ?? &ug'iist 7 A1850. ' V. PARLIAMEN . I .,f, | d IfBz House of Lords had little business bofbre therm Ist' 'week. They have too often, to wait for the lowerhoiusetl c~t oat w.ork for them. Of this,- homwever,.-,there is. Yittle reason Itocomplain, at this ate period oP . tl aession. , ! : ?? ' j, 8 On Moaday'and Taesday, the only th'ings 'noticeable' o 'were ...