... worked at a comparatively small rate of wages. The Sussex farmer had been paying for labour from 10s. to 12s. a week, and to carters and some others, 135., 145. , and 155., a week — and this, he undertook to say, was the case in many parts with which he was ...

... Austin-friar?, merchant -second div. of 2s. in Chambers ' ^ W * B * d V» at the office of Mr. Pennell, Guildhall J Walters, Union^treet Southwark. and London-wall, bottle-merchant— third div. of lid. in the pound, any Thursday at the office of Mr. Pennell ...

... UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA. A general special meeting of the proprietors of the above bank was held yesterday, at the offices, 3)1, Old Broad- street, for the purpose of receiving the half-yearly report of the directors, and of supplying the vacancy in the ...

... consideration. In reply to a question from Mr. P. SCROPE, respecting the recent administration of the poor law in the Kilrush Union, Sir W. SO MER VILLE said that he could not at 24 hours' notice give such an accurate answer to the hon. member aa he could ...

... POLITICAL -4-V-5 PARLIAMENTARY ?? UNIONS. The Duchess of Inverness entertained the Earl and Countess of Minto aud Lady Charlotte Elliot, and a dis- tinguished circle, at dinner on Saturday last, at Kensington Paiace. Viscount and Viscountess Hardinge ...

... — Joseph Hssland, 29, described as a scissors-grinder, was indicted for feloniously uttering at Brighton a 51. note of the Union Bank of that town, knowing the same to be forged and counterfeit, and with intent to defraud. The Prisoner pleaded guilty. ...

... Committed. John Austin was charged with having assaulted and an- noyed Mr. Thwaites, the relieving officer of the City of London Union. Mr. Thwaites said that great inconvenience arose from the habit which several dependents upon parochial bounty had contracted ...

... :H . London and North- western, 101 i ; Ditto, Quarters. 1& 16s. 3d. ili.s. ; Midland, ?? ; Ditto, Halves, 27* dis.; North Union (A), 234J; Ditto (B) 1C1 ; York, Newcastle, and Berwick ?? 6_j dis. Viscount and Viscountess Palmerston gave a grand entertainment ...

... St. Paul's.— T*> wholesale »tifi ?? hi ppers, outfitters, drapers, staymakers, dressmakers, W„ he trade generally.— WM. CARTER, importer, manu- »Un r ' a,ul exporter of French and English stays, respectfully Vovow* 308 the receipt of an unusually large ...

... The state of the union houses in this country would afford a pretty sure index of the extent to which the labourer had had his condition affected by the recent changes in our com- mercial laws. He found, by a return from the Hoxne union, in thecounty of ...

... d, the Rev. Dr. Frith, the Rev. John Langley, Mr. John Hopkins, Mr. C. C-rreenwood, Mr. R, A. Newton, Mr. W. Philips, Mr. Carter, Mr, W. Aid worth, &c. The proceedings were commenced by Mr. Hedges reading letters from Mr. Posey, M.P., and Mr. Blackstone ...

... the fortunate drawers of a prise in the Art- Union, to which he added a considerable sum to meet the price of the picture. This is another of the many instances of the benefit con- ferred by the Art Union, in encouraging the prizeholder to become the ...