... of inanulltle than appeared in the morning, which led to a that were not anticipated in earlier part of • since that period more business has been done , '|han in any of the preceding week* during the iD s month, and, i.« understood, on American ac- frU . but the orders from the United States are not of UOC agnitude to produce any decided impression on the t Specially when orders from the ...

... (Ui.ilto) Why i* the Queen i k«- the Thames •' Dv'e give it P Because »be'» got (tunnell). Ol» ! 01. f! ! I soI'EST at I'klTHßloi.-An inquest was held r ,| last at the W heal Sheaf, in lie body ~f who, about month ago, Han thrown rarl and hail In* (high broken. The broken limb , i appeared Join# well, though Slading lii>i not left bio bed. died suddenly on the Monday ,I.llll*. It via* the ...

... BOLTON, BLACKBURN, CLITHEROE, AND WEST-YORKSHIRE RAILWAY. OPENING OF THE C LITHE BOE BRANCH. On Thursday as we announced last week, a very splendid fed- was giveji at VVbolley, to celebrate the com- pletum of the line to Clitheroe. The contractors, Messrs. Nowell, Hattersley, and Shaw, were the euteruuuers on ihe occosiou ; and the whole arrangements were under the control of their agent, Mr. ...

... BLACKBURN INFIRMARY: ITS ORIGIN, HISTORY, AND PBOGBESS, TO ME LATINO OF TBE FOUNDATION STONE, ON WHIT-XOKDAY. The foundation stoue of an InfoTnar, for Blackburn and tbe adjacent populous and important district was bid on Wbit-Mondav. Tl.cre was thus a beginning made to a work which bus been l ...

... _.i BaABLI dove good aavim pubhc attention to the unsatisfactory sute of our T otllZT h !r cc - Thia he do - - ™ 2x7* Tm n V nd the _ yiewa be has ?? caun* fail to stimulate reflection even in the minds to whi ch prejudice and political antipathy fo7bid hey t mir? CtmViCtion ' The timeB he *» ohol fcJ o a Trtr^ ?? ° Bi ; iOQS 0f *»»t should be the policy oi a great country like England, are ...