... b The demand for money, as spoken of in the money market, is a demand for capital, or for money bearing e interest. With reference to this demand, it is a very t important fact, that the Bank of England, which is d accustomed to make advances for short periods on r deposits of Exchequer bills, on stock, or other equally safe securities, every quarter on the shutting of the transfer books, at e ...

... state ?? -. ; .; _ _ _ _ . . ?? A NTEWV IMPLEMENT OF DESTRU`TIONI . n t tho 1 }. ' 'T ' dad Mr. James Nasmyth, of the Patric-oft foundry the cele|.,tei l brated engineer, and inventor of lib all- powerful ste-l ible hammer tbat bears his name,-has ohinmnicated Fa steach rSOL aort of a. newimlement of .destrroio hchh as renna dute devisedidw hich ht'sdserttiac'aiiiub at one bhwefasust tie- li, ...

... 1T-flTIRTI..TTTir 20n- THE AitnvEsT.-DUEBIN, JuNE 20.-A copious fall of of rece rain, which commenced during the night, and still continues much unabated, will be welconhed with gratitude by the agricul- first mi jurists. It enhances materially the already cheering pros- his oC pects of the harvest. therefi THE WRVCr, OF THE STREAMER QUEEN VcrTORIA,- ?? On Thursday evening, an admiralty jury ...

... CON'ROViV0RTED ELFtRION COalIMITTE ES. 05 'LANCASTER. Tn 'Ma!11. AcT.MSTRONaG tINSEATEFt. will b in The aaleet'comulittce in the asec of h a ~ptto sentc 'or coet again on Monday, having been adjourned on Saturday, at the reqelast ef'Mr'd1.onke. Jolt edRMr. Merrewetbenratated that be had not intended to imply specti hie that the bribery which he had proved wasl direetly with Mr. ehseg to ...

... : z I Imtovalitam PCWO. I ? ? ?? ?? ?14- ?? ?? ?? THE PRINCE OF WALES.-We are glad to announce,. citsthe Daily' News, the convalescence of the Prince of, ~f COUR &c.-It'has naow been definitely settled that Her' MKsjestyr will stay two day's at the Dublin Exhibition. She' wili leave London early in the morningi sod will travel by ?? and North-Western Rtaitwa7'-as-far as Etolyhead,. where she ...

... I TERRIFIC STORM AND LOSS OF LIFEI. (Front tire Liverpool Albions of Morrday,.) ceo This town arid neighbourhood were, on Saturday, visited Cu by one of the most violent hurricanes which we have had for el if sometitime to record, Indicationsof an epprooching storm bar were apparent for some hours previously to its breaking out, car from the rapid marnner in which the barometer fell, the de' ...

... &4;sLFORD TOWN COUNCIL! A etn fthe Salford. townucouzsod.lsas baldi in tbir me own Towal Hallon Monday;; thle Meyeor, Prank Ashtton,- sp Esq..presldsng. . ?? the thr a itle business of any sjecial .interest.- A' Pei hinhway -Tate was ordered to be le~vied, to cover the !high-. the way expedt o h etfv oths, this being in. to I accordance with the rheolution of the flinaiice bonmaittee, pet ...

... ?? 4FAVrign EntelligMte. ?? ?? ?? - pf M -.ot - t s'WtW 4 FRANCE. The Moniteunr of the 1st instant announces- that her majesty the empress, who had been enreinte for two months, and who has been unwell for the last few days,miscarried on .. the evening of the 29th of April. ?? majesty's health is, however, as satisfactory as can be expected under the cir- ournstances. IThe preparations for the ...

... I BIRTH OF A PRINCE. BcrijorIArl PALACE, APRIL 7.-Attenminutespast one o'clock this day, the Queen was safely delivered of a prince. Thcre vere present on the occasion, in her Majesty's rOom, his Royal Highness Prince Albert, Dr. Locock, Dr. Siwr, and 11rs. Lilly, the monthly nurse. In the adjoin- ng apartments, besides the other medical attendants (Sir James Clark and Dr. Ferguson), were her ...

... THE CHRONICLE. PRESTON, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1853, THE ORCHAUD ORATORS. We have, during the continuance of the unfortunate dispute between the Preston cotton spinners and their workpeople, had occasion two or three times to draw at- tention to the gross and discreditable misrepresentations in which the leaders of the turn-outs have indulged. For this we have had our motives misrepresented, ...

... ! = . . _ . . ?? RECTORYs O'F HALTON.- Mr. Hastings, of Ardglass, Downshire, father of the Rev. S. Hastings, curate of the parish of Preston, has purchased the next presentation of the rectory of Hlalton, near Lancaster. Value in the clergy list, £470. Present incumbent, ltev. T. Mlackretb, inducted in 1825. AMR. GRENFELL, late Member of Parliament for this borough, is at present on a visit to ...

... B L A C K B U R N. OFW O5-The almlost general advance Of bres in: all tradeshmnarks the prosperity of thfe different join, JV6III . ~theweek the joiners employed in the thre taehave received an advance of from is. to had JL week, and the mechanical joiners have ahmost old I per rceived an advance of 2s. per week, abou CDeraly roo W ?? a meeting of the mill.. lJo of I3Iackbuirn and ...