... g UIMUv lb UINuw E I- G - CJE. The next meeting of the Manchester and Liverpool grs Agricultural Society is to be held at Warrington, on the Ar 50 7t% September next. Sal ,Is j1.ys ...

... SO Yesterday, his eminencrce CardinalWsra adhstrs e- first visit to Liverpool since his elevation to the offlace of lipisp ]n10st13 s-cardinal. It was announced ...

... FlRE-_On Tuesday evening, a fire broke out in the the premises of Messrs. Walker and Pinney, window-blind manufacturers, Whitechapel, soon after seven o'clock. The fire was discove ...

... 3IULTUM IN PARVO. wa~~w W . ?? ?? - .. ?? ii ray Mrs. F'owerdalle had been a pretty girl, and was a pretty s ryr-woan~ still, when, after a long absence, Captain Sparkler, S ke.of the guards, celled ...

... T'HE EASTERN QUESTION. a When a man gets into a difficulty, and-as he both will, if he has not learnt the ways of the world- drawi i asks his friend, or his well-to-do relation, for fully, some active ...

... ' | The appointment to the various offices under the new premier have now for some days past been before the public, and many of the leading members of the new ministry have issued addresses soliciting re- election to the seats vacated by their acceptance of office. A first glance at the names contained in the ministerial roll might probably strike a strong par- tisan as being composed of ...

... laorrotut- 'zvrifef. A buteirer boY iii Now York sars that hie ?? often heard of the Cll Jfire quarter's of tire globe, but never heard any prison say any go thinigaboat thne Unroit uarters. te' CcellmoN C('usi or' Flirxruir.-Wlhror a tiring requires a great as deail of care, it iswell ilone, becaulse the wholo attention is directed d to it; wherL a little attention would sullime, evcii that ...

... AA o.N FA-G 1- - . f- -L - or At three o'clock in the a fternoon of Tuesday last, a meeting of D epinners and self-actor nmaders was convened in the Orehbrd. Et About 6,000 persons were assembled, and L. Mr. JOUN SBERGEAMT WAS ealled upon to preside. He stated that it was on the public mind that their (the Spinners') demand we BAS that persons working on 40 -spindles should receive as much er ...

... !I --S-s C OR E I CHelORLEY. I PaTesrs.- The last published list of patents contains the names a of James Berry of Horwicb, and Thomas Booth, of Chorley, machine printers, for Improvements In machinery or apparatus l for printing or staining woven fabrics and paper. r JUvENILE DLONQUENcY.-Jarnes Henry, nine years of age, who f was charged with an attempt to steal some apples from Mary a ...

... I The House of Commons has had its attention a drawn, upon two evenings during the present week, t to two appointments to regimental colonelcies that l took place under the regime of Lord Derby. To c Mr. Hume the public are indebted for exposing what certainly appears a rank job. On the death of the Duke of Wellington the colonelcy of the 1st regiment of Grenadier Guards became vacant, and it ...

... I LA cIIri'ERa. THE LANCASTER PENNY BANK has issued a report stat. ig that three years' operations have been attended with striking success. Ma. JOHN ARMSTUONG has announced himself as a candidate for the seat vacated by the unseating of his brothel; Mr. R. B. Armstrong. He was an unsuccessful candidate at the election of 1841, being then defeated by the unscrupulous use by the Tory party of ...

... Mrs. TOIVNELEY, M.P.-Our neighbour retains his seat for Sligo without further Molestation, the petition against Ihis return having been withdrawn. IR. IIHNRY 1RU.SSOLL, the celebrated composer, we observe, is engaged to appear here on Tuesday evening next. This being Mr. Russell's first visit to this town, be will, no doubt, command a large and respectable audierce. BOSJESMIEN EXUTIrTrox. ...