... 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 ...

... SUFFRAGE EXTENSION. The Specific Analyzed.I Now that the inglorious, rather than laborious, Session of 1850 is over, the Liberals, who declare themselves disgusted with the faithlessness and im- becility of the Whigs, begin to be clamorous in demanding what their dishonest pets (whom they have done their best to keep in power, neverthe- less) mean to do with certain questions, which ...

... 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, ...

... EDINBU RIGH GAZETTE. SEQUTESTRAitlON. August 22. Jonce BoS-r, merchant in Perth-Creditors: meet in the Citv Hotel there, 3d September and Ist OctDber, twelve o'clock. EXAiINATIOiSM. W. & A. CANDLISs, cattle-dealers, eraziers, and farmers, Doonpark and Townbead-to be examined in the Sheriff's Office. Kirkcudbright. oth September, twelve o'clock. JAiers Br'AND. contractor, and grocer and spirit ...

... LOND}ON, MONDAY, AUG. 26, T1Enun could not be a mucoh more impbrtant revo. lution. ha that whieh gatheored up all the capital,. skill, labonr, and energy scattered throughout the k~ingdomes, and employed for the service of providing aud furthering transport and locoomotion, and combinF ing them in what must be considered as one vast' u biquitous, yet connected and comnpact establis~hment, :It ...

... Thip WEATHX'ER AND THEF CROPS. MXDnVONS~iIt.-Thc harvest io going on rapidly, La a great bulk of the cornu has bcen saved. There is great on comaplaint about the rust, rwich hes made sand devastation er in someo places. In the neighbourhood of Danbury it 'is said at to bc worsrt. At K~ingsteigntonI, aaa in the neighbourhood dA of Newton, wheat has suffered uery little fromu rust, and still he ...

... J MANCHESTER, SHEFFIELD, AND LINCOI?I?I ?? report which the directore Will suburi to the The 2 6 half-yearly meetinwg of tbhe comnpany, ut aolslatelisr, Ott doption - Wednesday next is to the following affect' Thursds The lerogthi oZ railwray at p resent opent fot trfi 'Is as tbe share f ollowss: Marnohestter and Sheffield, 411 milesj; Sheffeld snd Inl it Grimenby, 691 mnile~s; New Holland ...

... X - T i . i I L I ,I Io .Ae:AC~ 0TU DITOR' IP1 TOt'D,.TNW. pert ryanatoe-xbqaitte, August 7. d' terettimes onthisarctad ern nmn mot 'thrivolity, and- flippancy with ,'Whlch, my. humble earnest ?? in thie House of Commo~n.o~w bti .fl:adPUbi Winvestitiioai 0 into, al ththelitets of that disgraciifid '-ransactiorL hae ee DOe What greater. ?? Briih hrce n tkd humanity, as we rito'ctoon 'sensaoe, ...

... THE ASTERN - COUNTIES RAILWAY.- I.BAL ANS.WER 'OF -TH DIREFTOE TO THE LATE EV fNE.RIVR8 In accordance with a resolution passe at a meeting or the late engene-drivers and firemen upon the. Baten OCointiea Railway, teld as the George I-an, in Steatizd,, a leteer, of which the ollwing is a copy, was addresed totthC ,halimanw ad directore, and dellered to the secretary (Mr. , on )ondiy lst, in ...

... , GER4M I ?? pvzwzn Jlra ?? i4b t .oesn - th# , .°ui,'z tw ,- (a, zaoe-te' . poi^ - b: ,SuC . ' ?? .to' oete ?? thei ' .: *hi4h .'its, - ii - &,tiw t~ ?? j ?? -kJ ~ .,i- I 4 X ,Aa-$tobpeIC ?? pa$. will be' 'offered 'a ?? USD X, ?? fiWi@* now htbt !ht'b>s 'd t bef i 1tb4e b pnew Udtisr-' v jji- *5 d )X_ 4there t~~i ne new mimak n 'ceqafiton *ppears by: no amens -aposebls.- The; Wfiiister Von ...

... ENC amILAND E ,. N. ., ,! T . .; -r. ''Fz some noi paist Pgoeh Ind the oh ?? lnzf aftlo the *A0 of COPIgf tn1S843)1 ihdeiedt*eihi ti v r taking Nnx. into a Frenah portz.d ci .hoab e crews ft a. few days, they hav6h lben se at- libery minu their 6'6 eV$, this having beq. oun,.p locnentothe caneu authorities to 1 hi I~j I y. di t th r vice. CANTi# at Beightonf to ne thie-~rdez~ frpnlis ...