... BREAD RIOTS IN FRANCE. The Globe's correspondent writes that bread disturbances had occurred in some of the provinces of France. ...

... Bread Riots in Devonshire.—On Friday night vi Crediton, situated about eight miles from Exeter, was tho scene t: of the greatest disorder. The high price of bread, and other o necessaries, has for some time past produced great discontent a among tho lower ...

... Discontent in Italy, fostered by the ever-increasing burdens which the people have to bear, culminated on May Ist in serious bread riots iv various parts of the country. On the tith cl the month rioting tock place at Pa via and Leghorn followed on the 7th by ...

... an auspicious L turn may yet allow a bountiful harvest to be won without further anxiety and interruption. We hear i of bread riots in Lisbon, which for a time .seemed alarming, but the energy of the King, aided by the military, overcame the rioters, after ...

... as millers were lorced to buy. Fenian aggressious have added to the stagnation of commerce and want of confidence, for bread riots might thus easily be made to assume a political aspect. The more deeply the corn question is probed the less satisfactory ...

... the octroi dtitie-C Rioting is also reported from Cadiz, and at Breucs, near Seville. Alicanio was the chief sotne of the bread riots in Spain en Tuesday. The gendarmes attempted to break up a peaceable procession demonstrating against the high prices, wh ...

... of a speedy increase. The demand here, too, has been for English qualities, these having been the most depressed. The bread riots in Paris have induced the Government to force down prices to a moderate rate-say about 81d., with a guarantee securiug to ...

... the infirm, poor of Ireland; and for an enactment affordgin cheap and easy means to enforce such a right.— Daily JVews. Bread Riots in Cork.—This (Friday) morning, about half-past nine o'clock, a notice was brought to the Turkey Street guard-bouse, stating ...

... White, have been committed for trial at the next assizes on a charge of shooting on the mob during the recent Nottingham bread riots. Mr. Coppin, the Australian manager and come- v - h ßrooke ' theatre iti Melbourne?lS tared arrangement wRh twelve m°onth ...

... , lately won h 66s . a sorts of grain excepting oats participating in the downward movement. I Italy -here have been bread riots from the reluctance of bake, s to shape their^ course by the reduced ratn« nf in,..* Rtreturn and Holland are acc ...

... keep the price of bread at a much lower le vel W would have reached if the system of monop o still been in force. .. The bread riots which have taken place i» * $o*' of England are an evil sign. Making all t be „ ance we can for the inlluence of roug ...

... parts of the continent complaints are heard of the dulness of trade. In America, matters seem to be quite as bad, and even bread riots. are spoken of as not unlikely to occur in some of the great transatlantic cities, a sign of privation and suffering which ...