... I _. _ ~ l The Parent Board of Manufacture met at their rooms, 'r Essex-bridge, on Tuesday evening, June 17. There was a ,r crowded meeting. .5 E. D. WILLiAmas, Esq., in the chair. Y The Chairman proposed the admission of the Rev. Mr. l Farrelly, Roman Catholic chaplain of the South Dublin l Union, who had witnessed with pleasure the progress of the industrial teaching. He would also propose ...

... GREAT SOUTHERN AND WESTERN RAILWAY I COMPANY. A * Anl extraordinary general meeting at' tire proprietors of ned. this company was held yesterday at tbe Terminus, King's- and bridge, for the purpose of submitting to the shareholders a rays datof a bill to alter and amend the comnpany's acts, to in- nore crease, regulate, and appropriate capital, and to take power rla- to CDtu adock or basin ...

... THE LCIVERPOOL MARRETS. SUGAR has been in very fair demand, and at improved prices, the business since this day week comprising 31so bhds Barbadoes at 36s to 44s for strong, 150 hhds Antigua at 35s Cd to 39s, 140 barrels Jamaica and Barbadoes at 368 to 3i., 2,ja hhds 70 barrels Porto Rico at 378 Cd to 428, 0,000 bags Bleagni at 408 ad to 428 for Benares, and 48s ad to 49s Id for Co4.'i pore, ...

... I'1;~Rpo~ IEEL C~OIVMERLCIIB RpORT. tFRUS) ?? U1vOWtVUNDENT.) Liverpool, Thursday Evening. The light improvement noticed in our general markets at h Of last week continues, but we cannot say that ogres5 has been made towards relieving the great wriowrcial marts of not (lily England but the continent of thS 15puer wh ich at present oppresses thjem. In England 'bnoutIo0tils feeling is ...

... I -- mANUFACTITIE AMOVEIMENT. I The Parent Board of Irish Manufactures and Industry held e their stated weekly meeting at Mason's Rooms, Essex-bridge, on Tuesday evening, June 10th, There was a Mr. ?? in the chair. There was a numerous attendance. The Secretary read the week's minutes, by which it ap- peared that the various committees on bye -laws, employment, and schools, had sat very ...

... REMOVAL OF SMIrlHFIELD MARKET. I Th.a - Ens - nm_ .slle tollowig is a summary of the provisions of the Lill, the preamble of which was recently adopted by a select com- mittee of the #iouse of Commons, and entitled A bill for providing a metropolitan cattle-market and conveniences connected therewith, in lieu of the cattle-market at Smith- field:- The ptwer of appointing five commissioners ...

... , ATIONAL BANK OF IRELAND. We have been requested to publish the following addi- tional particulars of the meeting of this body, the report of which has already appeared in our paper:- The Chairman said that the report which bad just been read was so full and coisprehensive that it left him very little to say to them upon that occasion. He hoped that the de- tailed manner in which the ...

... TEE DUBL? hIARKETS. (ACCURBATELY REPORTED FOR THE rHEEAS,.) Thursday, 5th June, 1851. The WOOL markets were very busy this morning, sad the attendance at the several cranes good. For prime kinds a slight advance over the past week was had. Prices of skid, l of mixed, lbs Gd to 16s ; and of hogget, 1Bs d to 168 9d ?? stone. TarE CATTLE MARRKET.-We had but a middling atteud. ance of cattle, ...

... CoMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. Saturday Evening. Trade has continued very dull this week,, and there are no signs of any resuscitation in any branch of bttiness, or in the demand of the chief articles of produceithe transactions in which for the past week aere of very light character; doubtless the Whit- ,,,holidays have partly contributed to this posture of affairs. The Customs' duties are viz. Tea ...

... I (From the ark-lane Express.) A further rise has taken place in the value of wheat at all the leading provincial markets held since our last, bat we think we can discover symptoms of a check to the upward movement. The large millers have, for some weeks past, been gradually adding to their stocks, and have pro- bably now secured as much as they consider necessary for l_ present purposes; ...

... THE DUBLIN ETS. I 1- Tnus. (ACCURATELY BEPORTx D FOR THE FREEMAN Thursday, 19thJune, 1is FnOVI1sNs.-Our Spitatllelds and -evonstreet had about the ordinary Supplies, being larger tha mret week. e agrthr Wdatd, Prices of new were much the Same, 48a to 49s, but Old w, downwards, being 45s to 48B; heams, 36s to 48sI new cheeks, 838 to 378; Limerickhams, 60s to 61s. X 4le BAcoN.-American, 395, 42s ...

... NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE FOR THE PROMO- TION OF IRISH MANUFACTUBE. The above board held its weekly meeting at the Royal Exchange on Monday evening, the 9th inst. On the motion of Mr. Clarke, V.P., seconded by Mr. Ralph, the chair was taken by MARTIo BURKE, Esq., who, having been for some time absent through illness, was warmly welcomed by the meeting. The Vice-President stated that their ...