The Express.
London, England, 1849-07-12 00:00:00

MANCHESTER, July 11.

STocx-ExcitAsol.—Ther• Iris very little beaus' dais,.
Prior remained about the lance. except in North endleede, white
were rather lower. fieles : Bolton and Blackburn PreL (B), tri ;
Lancashire and Torkchlre (Menebenter 8., and Boy IOW.), 19 d.
Ditto Helves, II; Ditto FIRM, 3I d; Ditto SU (late By • *aim), 8/
13-18 d; Maardedrer, and Lincoln Podweeer,lll; nook
Eastern and Dover Body, 8 13-I6 I.

BIRMINGHAM, July 11.

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TAUNTON NORTH TOWN FAIR. July 9.—This fair wee
reduce • ethic, try, or that they were not sincere is their assertion of
t--, ''''`•"""', """ '• wes u° on a level wan tne cnlngirit times, in u nicn ueus e,
Sitomk.E2mwanott.—There was very little business dono 7.177.. wonesulorathen—ratinertr. rue of Ord w
that-ne-a;:ci "Jtie-ra-7
proof
were mdisposed to do justice to that
0: , wry tamely supplied with fat Boacts, which met with a ready sate, at r ulan. tting a stop to all manufacture.
(Hear, hear.) As to the motion before the home he was pu
was next to impossible to etre( wnat was (mum, witnoat ...iii ~.- .- 1 .-
iple that representation and taxation should go to.
hem os. to 100. pe- wore. A number of Cows, Calms, and other in our share %ATMS today' I%rd/short and Blfreindben. A's were
ere. Mr. SANDARS referred to the opinion. of an engineer of ti, ' cd
cattle, with Sheep, did net meet with active patchier. Item ins done at 4 Ws, and South Stafford' at 4I din going to take an opposite
come. to that which he bad' h
Let Mr
--''par because in an extreme cue they had consented to for
tne rine . llliinsEi.t and his followers be
than any other in the world.
arrala
avast number of Roma, cams of evertor order, but try parehasen. tame taken. Before the Reform Bill be adrocated the pro.Le* them
isottwiant.int wors..per,amcibicoabilelree.,wtoithr.e/ut
their economic errors, and condemned.
Woke rat au. —Our July i sir was held on Monday left. LEEDS, July 11. piety of returning to triennial puliamenu, but hennalreland a measure for which there was no necessity,
the atteno.ince et loners was not es lemmas as on the last too or taken the liberty of exercising his own eyes and sars. he tity of am, ke to such a
.point as no longer to "alloy the Dall','.i
which was therefore inapplicable to England. be kept out of power until they grow wise. and learn.
to judge more accurately of the wants end wishes of
three soarlose, and trade wae ly deli, Them wee an nave Stoca Excmaxon—There is very little business doing,The amendmentspropos
ed at the previous debate on the
Itty Mr Nevi Cows and (Miele, but few were shown, and hut We mhos team the scarcity of stack in the market, and the in- •
Neu broufht to since the pas ing of the Reform Bill, that it mitteei
had cone to the opinion, looking at th i state the ho had public lie therefore considered it desirable to go into oom- "
remained about the Wen as on laTiar-day a dram &panties of bidders to part with it. Prima are remarkably first, great
annoyancen Latheee
CARTER said that this was peculiarly a ease for
rrcuariarbiltyrariny to o sec nd reading of the bill, were then agreed to and the hill the people. Bat let us hear no more of unfitaep or
was reul a second time. - ' - incapacity founded upon the want nt recognised gna•
to Sid. ()talons and Lambs there was a gooresti;epilnenee Ms bantam dam keine cadlued to transaction. is Ortat Northern. would be tarneible to conduct the Public hue. ass rroperly Mr. Ili
whim; from 50. to Sid., and Lambs Gd.; but the Pale NM my at dia. • Iheliald, Rotherham, and Gooks, at Oa. Wu; and Think If parliaments were reduced to three years in durcrion. Hisoelattheodugettgiitnewso, would lifications or the absence of "certificates of orig.n."
beery, and many were driven back unroll. Very few lags WWII iiiimiais A Is.dis. Mr. BRIGHT said, that the lest man to whom the t PROTECTION OF WOMEN BILL.
DISRAELI is immeasurably en abler Min
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= and a notch + stirs :rev sold, st stilllower prices. The
DUNDEN. —The camber of he cattle at our market an
Monday taio lamer than usual, and the quelity easetteat. Ali tempt BRISTOL, Judy 11. gg pulling at the treasury bench," could apply, was the bon, tur.il (B &W eta, whin there were no houses.
member for Rochester, who had got into so needless an ex. Mr. W. FATTEN said that he should Tote for the eon. committee on this bill.
Broolt-ExelUWolll.—Tre market wad don. Great West, citement about the miner. His right hon. colt( ague, howevt r, rol:rts,, but he
. lamibijileikilleattih°isnio
eight were not, at prices from Os. to On ea, per mut,c.., damn ow quartets were done at f 4 die., aid the 111. (new) shares et was=mtlyjusdfled in the suggestion via( the treasury Tice. It was better to give
So WI. The show of Steep WM talt so namerom as leet day. The Si dia•
wheal, wkleh coexisted of erosx•bred Hogs, with the masks of
dam a Eau% were told at horn 3d. to 3... d. per lb. Them awe ' PARIS, July 10. eit a very important influence won the b use, in en. did so wilt little hope of
further •
On the motion of Mr. Srooxitt, the house then went into Mr'
doing any great sm. Mr. WYNN raised an objection to the first clans., which
time to see whether would leave it open to a woman of bad character to obtain a his ins
Fri, ace could not ba applied to this subject. He believed the conviction on her own unsupported testimony, on a charge
way or another ;not in direct bribery, he would admit, but f .eltr qin the manufaeturine districts to he very strong that which it would be most difficult, if not impossible
In the distribution of favour., and of bonouri whizib answered this nuis"nee should if possible be abated, disprove. than any of the intolerants or CONCOIIII33 that
have so direct and obvious an iotetest in prone;
dangerous even to
ligibility to office ; and it may ho
provoke too minute and ',arching
0 to a c,,imparison between the Inftiest pretension of the
several km of tamer which were quickly disposed of, at lastrival sects. We have no desire to detract ream m hat-
the pssr., It was not at all likely that the treasury Mr. MACKINNON -.lie that the opposition to this bill Mr. SPOONER proposed several amendment' to the
. . week% prima awes of which fetched as high as 225. a heed. Boman Paris sad Orleans, 300; Parts and Room. 333 30; ever merits individuals may poems.; but we elo nut
were two lots ol dew Pies -torn'y in the one, and six in the ether— Renee and Have, MS; ; A eis the patronage of en exPcniitur. of 30 millions per prove.l the stuth ot •I c !nervation ot Sir Roliert Walpole, clause His object was to make that an offence by statute
ern and Mareeiless, fat 301 81,04110 :fieLm beti tea hG,‘,.....y dis*inetione, which, in thn errs of ( teat
take wan rar...huied by a miter here, at about to. Gd. per Imperial sad ale, 103 30; Centre ( lemon), 113 ; Nadeau.: 400; North ao• miss, gentleman would actually tit down to be law which was not en offence an the law now stood. He Dee the •gracefulness or m iselom of oneerinq, set L •rd
' elan. 402 50; reheated Strasbaurg, out 23; Treace and Nantes, 31,0. some were worth as much more, and of so large an antoomt of I fleeced, but it you touched the manufacturers they cried out would state an instance of the' •
evil to which he desired to MARCH bac..he he is palpably very inex.k-ricistals
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