... THE POLLING. Whatever amount of excitement charaeterised the lo nomination of candidates for the representation of this it borough on Thursday, that feature of the election, after , the different polling booths were opened for taking the . votes, at eight o'clock on Friday morning, was altogether .changed. There was no turbulence, no clamour; but the Le crowds of persons loitering in the ...

... It1 PrSGON SIOOTING.-O. Wednesday last, a Sbo0tr match took place at the cricket ground, betwee~n NCnig Birley, and Mr. Sanderson Barnes, of Accrngton J. £10 a side, fifteen birds each. Mr. Barnes u,!* for nine out of fourteen, while Mr. Birley only killed 5ili 0 of thirteen. The match had the effect of drawri It gether a large concourse of people. 9 to. MILITARY MOVEMENTS.-Since the 79th ...

... lI- -- - --4 th RELIGIOUS SERVICES ON BOARD THE AUSTRALIAN EMIGRANT SNIP THE sh STAR OF THE EAST. co I . .- . . Several circumstances conspire to impart a more than dis li- ordinary permanent and prominent interest to my vale- id dictory visit to the Star of the East, among the remi- of I\ niscences of my missionary labour on the Mersey. The pri k- elegance of her model, and her expected ...

... : : - BY S. JOSAPHAT'S CONTINENTAL TELEGRAPH. tb Manobester, July 8th, 1853, quarter-past four o'clock p.m. or PARIs BoU11si.-CLOSING PRIEs o01 THIS DAY. he Three per Cent Rentes ?? ,, 76.50 Eh Four-and-a- Half ditto ?? 102 hi Bank Shares .. ..2,640t5 . ?? as (By Electric Telegraph.) fo MONEY AND SHARE MARKET.-CLOSING PRICE S wE FRIDAY EVENING. :gr FuNDs.-Consols: Account and Money, 08 ex. div ...

... CO- CMMISSIONERS' MEETING. 1. - . .. The usual monthly meeting of the eomnissioners of the Blns. ley improvement and works was held at their room on WVednc. day last, when tisero were present the following genltlemlenl Messrs. Barnes, Mc.Veagh, Fielding, Massey, Thlomas, Robert Watkinson, Folds, jun., Houlding, Watson, Pickering, Varles Hargreaves, Wilkinson, Curedale, Ilradsha~w, Holdcs, G. ...

... : Miles. June. 853.- 8182. open BristolandExoter ?? 6 558 518. Caledonjan ?? 26 .. 10233 .. 8832 .. hae, A n glian. . 19 .. 76D .. f28 6s Eastern Union 2 265 .. 26 270 6. Exeterand Creditoa . 26 .. 144 .. (ireatNorLbern ' ' ?? 26 ..15818 ..11233 . 294 Lancaster and Car isl~e 26 5r2a . 4K21 .. 93 London and Blackwal * .. 2.. 156 4 .. (Lesh.a t. 26 145 15. 26 ,.l4i. 6 Newcastle and Carlisle ...

... ?? Emptri ? V HOU S E F.LORD S..il FRIDAY, JULY 8. to Their lordsltips met at half-past three o'clock, to hear the H rOTal, assent given by commission to several publio and 81 riaabills, including the Soap Duties Bill end the Excise a * .s.'tote on. Spirits Bill. T.1he' house then adjourned, and di, resumed at five o'clock, di.Ti -The Saviings-Bank Annuities Billwas reed asecond time, O and ...

... ..FQBjqIt -ITELLIGENCE. FRANOE. ~ ~~~enter FRANCE. ?? THE PLOT AdAINST THE EMPEROR. and i The Paris correspondent of the Timu, writing on Wed I' nesday last, says- Another plot has been discevered in stear] Paris, which was to have been put in execution last night.. odes, It was known that the emperor and empress were to visit chayi the Opera Conmique, which is on the Boulevards Italiens, a ...

... -- ?? - ?? p HOUSE OF LORDS.-TiiUISDAY, JULY 7. a -- I ?? The LORD CANssCELtoR took his seat at four o'clock. wit Lord BoooIGAi observed that the Marquis of Clanricarde Pet had given notice of a question on the subject of Turkey.. He The wished to ask Government whether it would not be exceedingly dec prejudicial that the matter should be discussed at the present wao The Earl of Ceags1eox said ...

... BATHS AND W-rIOUSES.-The number of bathers who visitgd this establishment u,.-e Otto week ending July 2nd was 1103, and of washers 135. Trie Rrv. LAwRENCE PRESTON, incumbent of Longton, near this town, and formerly of Queeu's College, Cam- bridge, received, on Monday last, the degree of M.A. at the University of Cambridge. OSCOTT COLLEGE.-TIe Very Rev. Dr. Weedall has been appointed president ...

... ATTENDANCE AND VOTES _asit, V 1 J 'J IN THE HRoSE OF COMMONS OP THE MEMBERS POE LANCASUIBE, For the Week including Thursday night. y'ros a Register kept by the National Parliamentary and Finae. cial Reform Aseotiation, 41, Charing Cross, London.1 EXPLANATION ?? Against, a. Where noletter is inserted the Member Is absent. No. 142 Proceeding with Government India Bill. 143 For not repealing ...

... A i; c-!i~i~TT :vTvr . - b OC!TIMf-l one AS oN gie CBEPoc e aoRnS OF DOGS-At the Borough Couct, ' le ll Frdylssvrpersons were summoned for; iard, o1Wing. their dogs to be at largeum zle.I;oecs a'sirall fine was inifliced IAnd die' remainder were ordered ie.wpay costs. a a SUMJMONS FO WA'GES-A~t the court, at Hyde, on Monday th last bfre J. Holingwarth, .J.Ashton, end J. Sidebottom, ?? Taylor ...