... to M.> Ma -, ._ r ly FUNERIAL OF' Mit M. O'CONSELL, M.P.-Tj, lemnains le, of Mr. Maurice O'Connell, M.P. were interred on Thu, ?? r- morning by the side of those of his father, in Glassnevin c- Cemetery. id TEE ROYAL VissT.-We have learned that the approach- to mig visit of the Queen and her illustrious consort to this o city will be made in state, in order to mark her Majesty's to ...

... niotrict Newo, (For previous.District Ness, see Sbppkmrnt) Ri BOLTON. Ht DFFERING FOR SALE UNWHaoLEsoIMi MEAT.-On Thurs. Si ?? Elizabeth Tempest was brought before the magistrates, s ilte Borough Court, and fiued 20s. and expenses, for ex- D *-uiug for sale in tbe market, a quantity of veal utnfit for p 1.--Joseph Hulme was also Lined 20s. and ?? fur a P ti: liler offence. 'CrALtNr A HAMMER. ...

... ,-Eaeminer rut Tarmes Office, Foetdr ?? nm. !nHOUSE OF COMMONS.-LABT NI0HT.-tCosrssonnD) ry Tila PUTVBIE GOVEB1 SIENT or INDIA. .i Sir C. WOOD said, in continuation, he was far, however; r. froms saying there had not been sins ol'omission and of coem. ri. mission, but he mentioned a variety of facts to show that a to great deal had been done in the way of improvemnent, and that it was owing to ...

... THE CHtURCHI-RATE QUESTION. The question of church-rates is usually considered 1151r as one between Churchmen and Dissenters, as if there Scz wereno Churchmenwho hadasgood reason tocomplain rate of a compulsory exaction as the Dissenters themn-s selves. Mr. PHILLIMIORE'S motion was simply to re te lieve the latter, and was therefore defective. Let us lar illustrate this point by a reference to ...

... ?AJLAALI A .LAA? ?J1?.tkJ?TA kiN fl? IL AIN4 BROUGHTON INCORPORA'1'ION QUESTION. MEETING OF EATEPAV1?Q sy - re MEETING OF EATEFAYERS nun Is, A meeting of the idh?bittnthpOsehol?l?i5 of that pardon Bra ae of Broughton v?hlel is note indorpor?ted with Salferd, Wits 55?C e- on Thursday evening, at the Grj?j Ine?, fl was eon- thu slf vened by the overseers, on the requisition 6tthe committee wee ...

... MANCHESTER ROYALs EXCIHANGE. THtE FRONT. gj?? A special general meeting of the proprietoesof the Men- ? chester Royal Exchange was held, on Thursday at noon, to rate, consider the subjoined resolutions, which lead' been passed in I ient at several meesisgeof the Exchange committee':'- con ? At a obeetingof ttso'Exchangc'eonemjttee, held on the 7th of not one, April lest it was resolved:- they ...

... have ?? it 55 5 ALTihINCHAM. titi 'quor Tuw NATiL 01, ST.areeosen'e RENT ATJiJIT. - On Friley en, 'ottid last, the helf-yearly tent audit was held at the Unicorn Inn art their Mr. Logh llichmond, his lordship's principal agent, gre- we aith. siding. Atter the cloth was drawo, Mr. Richmond, in a very eg ? feeling address, announced to the tenanery the resignation of an acm- Mr. 'Ihoroteti, who ...

... The state-of into A The state of China, and the possibility of extended isnt D commercial intercourse with its three hundred mi- less I lions of inhabitants, present at this moment an object goir Iner a of the highest interest to the manufacturing commu- egh nity. A flood of information has been poured in, by T the presence in Chinaof a single individual thoroughly seer acquainted with ...

... __ ?? I?itcUigcucc. Man- of the FRANCE. Broucla aspect of the Bourse on Tuesday was rather alarm- commit nange, log. There seemed great want of cuntidence. The most Duke C La. aed sober-minded asowed their Otteasiness at the prolonged sin- while ii otfres certaintyof the eltuatiun, and hastened to close their hull ?? Road, accounts, resigsing themselves in many cases to a loss. exjjcdin The ...

... _~ ~ - l ?? . ?? -w BY S. JOSAPU AT'S CONTINENTAL TELEGRAPH. Manahester, June 24tb, 18583, five o'clock p.M. ci PAnlrS BOURSE.-CLOSING 'PRICES OF THIS DAY. P Three per Cent Rentes .7.7. 77 S( Four-and-a-Half ditto ?? . .101.76 oi Benk Shares. 2150 The Bourse still remains firm, as well as moat of the Continental Bourses. SE (CBy Electric 7'elegruphj) tb MONEY AND SHARE MARKET.-CLOSING PRICES. ...

... THIE EXAMINER AND TIMES. MANCHEC STE B 3.WEDNESDAY, JUNE IS, i853. ad The pending dispute betweeo Russia and Turkeynbhe ver, has made no further progress that can be construed the anin any way, for or against, the probabilities of war, ma Lhs, LodCLARES;DON stated in the House of Lords onutt ot;n Monday night, in reply to the Marquis of CLAN- of ~re. lucAnnE, that orders had bean despatched, ...

... , GOVERNMENT OF INDIA.--MEETING AT 3 THIE TOWN HALAL, ON MONDAY NEXTtd he The time is come when Manobestdr must show l te howe far she has been in earnest throughout s0 many sfu ,long years of discussion and remonstrance on the d gasgrievances and misgovernment of British India.d be Here, in fact, if anywhere, is the centre to which theI nd8 Dative population of India, as well as the ...