... TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1859. BANKRUPTS. Samuel Cockshaw, Horse-shoe court, Ludgate-street, printer William Jones, Isleworth, coal merchant John Pranks Chittenden, St John'a Park Villas, Upper surgeon and apothecary Henry Hunt, St. George's Terrace, Liverpool road, Islington, chemist James Pettit, Woolwich, carrier Aaron Jenuens and John Bettridge, Birmingluun, papier madid manufacturers Thomas ...

... Sunday's Pout.—By Express. Whitehall, May 31. Prince Regent has been pleased to Riant the dignity a Baron of the United kir.K'Unn Groat Britain and Ireland unto the Bight v . Abbot, Kidbronke, the county Sussex, late Spe«ker of the House Commons, ant) his heirs male, the nime, stile, and Baron Colchcstcr, Celebes* r. ; 'he county Essex. WheAT-Ave»ageprice . Eng. ales) Qr.s/.5>. 2 ...

... Britain, for the year ending June, 1861, show that the SALISBURY AND WINCHESTER JOURNAL §till maintains its decided superiority an advertising medium over every other paper published in the district through which it circulates. From this return it appears that there are unstamped provincial newspapers in England ; and 233 partially stamped, of which average from 2,000 to 15,000 stamps each; ...

... TUESDAY, MAY 24, 1859. BANKRUPTS. John Bagshaw, Dovercourt, Kssex, lodging-house keeper Thoiiiaa Young, Wapping- wall, licensed victualler Henry Freeman and Charles Chartler, Cheapaide, licensed victuallers George Stacey, New Windsor, tobacconist John Collins, Liverpool, grocer lech Thomas, Liverpool, Patrick M'Parlin, Liverpool, milliner it/ Oiugold, Manchester, merchant FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1859. ...