... rrU[ 2NO W 1 ONT mryg TNWORTlHY NSHIN, i OT 1l'icc itir ot tloo ioaf'rboo'o ehi.'fmiioq, Vthih 03WiS ,oll porc Pbi b 10 toPnOto oa wuc . 09ftt Ihirtl trioAc r! oft;, ?'I:Ofr;ooto rFooitlri 0i Uost~l eertoO 0000 ~ at dor r~ ~ S. ox il not ote eTo p toll hats ott. o , iiv 3 rb b F., t .1 Tlivor 3 88 QCotiotItotl) r irre ('rii.'abt I'a~nr 'r (0 .2 p -tlt tI bod cof it.! rgeu o ilitC o ...

... LABOUR ~Tb- is, TnIM~H 16 ini eiidnge In :Le Position~ ?? t0:4,h the Oity Poadl andr -no fnt~hho'r`etipiqx bla- be n, tknythe Operative z :oD : Y ;ysB. as to~ter rms. Of. the 1Afty.to, h werd-xlthdrlawu from 41-sets.4Mov.4Jrn,%fO'tY- have obtaned war 1sewheroan three ~~i~a~ii oni picket duty L1` istsaid~tl&it~he firma ba otane asucint nnb'oif -briiek- 'ayeri imth Fc tou A~ citi t ...

... PBOpOsED aBmOVAL OF BILLINGSGATE M._AKE.. r A propoal ia now before the Corporation of the City of b Lnon for the removal of this anolent market to some central e part of the Oity, where It can be brought into direct coummuni- oatlon with the various railroads by which fish are now regularly , onveyed to the metropolis from some of the remotest parts of the kingdom, and in larger quantities ...

... THlE LABOUR MARKET. I - -- -- L a TuiE miners at Scremston Colliery, Berwick, have agreed to accept a reduction of seven apd a half per eent., instead of fifteen as proposed. The majority of the 1500 weavers in the employ of Messrs. Tootal, Broadhurst, Lee and Co., Sunny- side Mills, Bolton, resumed work on Saturday nmorning at a reduction varying from S to 7i per cent. The twisters and ...

... . THE CATTLE PLXGUE AND TEE IRISI I CAT PLE TRADE. I AT a special meeting cf the Irish Cattle Trade Asso. ciation on Friday, the following resolution was unauimously adopted :-Thnt this meeting de. olares that the owners of stock throughout Ireland have viewed with alarm the existence of foot and mouth disease iT England, the introduotion of which has no doubt been through tbhe importation of ...

... PROSPECTS OF THE AUSTR.LIAN MEAT TRADE. , ?? 1 - AL- I - ,. BAA- A A.A ,i 0, THE orgian of the butchers has been devoting a little attention to the prospect of Anstralian competition consequent on the success of the Strathleven experi ment. On the whole, the English trade does not appear to think innch of it. The cost of transit, is 3.1. per lb., and the price in AusIxalia ?? This I cost ...

... THE STRIKE IN THE BOLTON COTTON . v TRaMADE. TE strike in the cotton trade of Bolton and district, by which some 12,000 persons are out of employment, ci has now entered on its third veek, and yet there are MA no signs of yielding on *the part of either masters or eo men. It is difficult, however, to believe that it cam gi long continue, oniidering the heavy loss it is entail- E ing on the ...

... THE REVENUES OF THE' CHURCH OF ENGLAND: Mn. J. MARTIN, author of The Statesman's Year Book, was requested some time since by the execu- tive committee of the Liberation Society to prepare as complete and accurate a statement ot the revenues of the Church of England as it wits possible to obtain. Mr. Martin undertook the- task, and the result is given in a pamphlet of 131 pages justs ...

... BAD BMEAT IN THE LONDON MARKET. FREDE1r.sosc TEiroseSoN, a butcher, of Blisgay, Sulollk, has been summoned for sending four quarters of beef to the London market lbr sale unfit for the food of man. Mr. Baylis said that he understood the facts in this case would not be disputed. The defendant bought a cow which had died from Mrs. Eimina Kent, a cow- keeper, of 'Bungay. IHe gave its, for it. It ...

... A CURIOUSZ 't9 to ST.lT TO t 0T001T 54 cu~VOTFCVe (OF EtT t'TRAlThOT Seeifn' timeo since at writer in theo Globe newipa'lia- mon, 'raphin ennonilti or. P' riolt to o15 whote ;,.Ili !31 w;oc olbel'ebbor of in so o-,ptional oharactor T SIonof 0 iw l dseocibed ho' the, 1eocntthst ril b fun donnedllu in the centro Weeck in the fro't npfiTift thi- * `ee POI nCcaNh n Soyc the nc-rritter:- Tis ...

... I. .. . .- . . _ _: _ ?? L1 TiiE Sbeffield ironworkers, who six months ago sub. mitted to a reduction of 5 per cent. in their wages, were aslied on Saturday to concede a farther redoc- tion of ?? per cent. The men promised to consider the proposal. It is stated that, in accordance with the recently expressed resolution of the Cleveland ironmasters, Messrs, B. Samuelson and Co., liddles- brough ...

... OUR.INCRPbEASED ESTIMATES.. IN the seventeenth ceutury the Englisl Navy, according ?? Macanlay, might have been kept in an efficient state of £380,000 a year. £L400,000 was actnally expended, but a large portion of this sum was wasted on acconnt of the corrnpt system of appointments and newv promotions then prevailing, owving to Court infuence. The cost of the French Navy is stated to have ...