... MEETING OF THE MEN AT CRADLEY HEATH YESTERDAY. It may be as well for our readers to know some of the causeswhich have led to thepresentstrike. In l847the chair trade was ...

... co ke atts ?? LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, Yesterday.-Tho weather since Friday has been unsettled and showery. Wind variable, to-day S.W. The supply of wheat from Essex aid Kent to this morning's market was ...

... Q?alnlllerclat iddructo, &C. I *C OR N M4ARKERTS. HUUL AUG. 2. (Friroi Themees Binimilis and Co's Circular.) Arrivals (it wvheat from abroad are next to nothing, only 117 qrs. beling reported ; the import of other grain is also moderate nir tim seaonn of the year. The weather during the week has been rather unsit'lepd, and sonic quantity of rain hias fallen at inier-vale. Harvest. has ...

... BANKRUPTS, &-c. (Froin the Lowlon Gaoe!te of Friniay, Auguel 12.) BM41CItUPT( Y ANNULLED. John Pennact Liucoln. Iltlirahat. BANKRIUJPTS Viuccnt. Arachtingi. Aoot:ii Iriirm mierchant. to MtifCfder Aung ...

... ?? At the police court, yesterday, Weore Mr. J. B. Jeffery, William Massey, farmer, of. Aughton, was summonmed for having caused an obstruction in Hood- street. Mr. Jeffery said ...

... AIARKET1S. PRESTON MARRET.-SATnRDAY LST. There was an abundant supoly of Nrlvat, which fetedI the prices of the previon. wveek. There were five samples of new which. appealed good and stroul. but full] of smut it sold fiom 19.s. to 22e. pe'r wvillieC. Meatw Nvs fully Is. per load lower. Putatcs also declined about is. In beans and other ?? no change. WHEAT, white, per wvintdle of 2201bs.., 22 ...

... cbe Rallbolt oarlido. 3IAUK LANE, ADCSaT 1, 1S50. Tn Mi k Inue to day the atttfidance of the trade Was large and tile ton calm, Prices of most articles of thlu vile were unaltered, or teidingdownwatids. The epply of ?? grain wa small. The imports of foreign gra) into London since last Mondny were repolted ttlei morning as f ir of flour. large of wheat, and very large of oats. but small . f ...

... FRIDAy EVHNING. The Board of Trade returns just published show an important extension of commerce since the commencement of the year. Within the last few months the recovery may have been slightly impeded by the adverse position of continental affairs, but the move- ment has still been encouraging, a reactionary tendency being apparent in most departments of business. The demand for money on ...

... [Before Mayor, T. P. B.ikbhiogi and J. Lewis, Esqrs.] Ann TunnlcliC lonrty looking woman, wan charged with w,ndrrlntr the street,,—lnspector Fesm laid the prisoner had wandered through streets night and day for three months. Her husband had deserted her, and she was evidently broken bear led.—The Uaroa ordered her to taken to the workhouar. Kiro»M*roKT—A wretched little lad was charged with ...

... flash Mrs. Coate* was also knocked oat of her ehair, and severely burnt about the lower portion of the body. ...

... The annual sale and letting of Cotswold rams from the e ?? flock of Mr. W. Cotler, took place at Middle 'y Aston, on Friday the 29th ult. The fact that Mr. Cother, It at the last exhibition of the Oxfordshire and Banbury 0 Agricultural Societies, carried off the two shearling prizes n and the first for old sheep, was of itself sufficient to show e that the character of the flock was fully ...

... THE following is the report of the directors to the shareholders of ?? and County Down Railway Company, to be submitted to the general meeting of proprietors, to be held at the Board-room of the company, Queen's Quay, Belfast, on Wednesday next: REPORT. We have the pleasure to state that the expecta- tion expressed in our last half-yearly report, 'that the extension line to Downpat'ick would ...