... mafrine Sc- score dealer. er ROBINSON Josiah George, of Liverpool, In the county of Lan. cs of easter, broker and commtission merchant, d. e. one of rise Orv. T lY prletore of, and shareholder in the Central Bank cif Liverpool, To Ii, as a trader, Indebted ...

... that revival of eonf6dence and activity. which t25 improving state of political affairs would otherwise undoubledly have given rise to. In common with many others we look a th anxiety and ill-will to the anamoly which exists in the pressure of Bank restrictive ...

... up with mats or straw, and if the heat is very low add a good fresh lining; in which cme be careful of steam, -which, if it rises in excess, must be permitted to escape, by leaving a small peg between the light and the box. One of the most mischievous and ...

... still on the lapis, otherwise the ti abundance of money and the difficulty of employing it safely, would n probably occasion a rise in the funds. Console have to-day been 812i tI to 81A, and were last marked 82b i for present transfer. Time bar- tl gains ...

... Y SUPi.ERSEDED-E. Darby, late of Arabella.mriw, Pti lico, oil ansd coloerman. 1)isLnuns.-J. Hill, late of North Slilcds, easter.mariner, Dlirc at tsvelve, at Kasinr-halt-trect. R. Iriestley, ilighi H orli hseer , 2,2 Dec. 2, at ten, at !lasiiighlall ...

... Such -has been the general increase -of the ilt lerwoollen. trade of this country, in the.space of fry ourtt yearstat the Easter returns to the o ars Justices tat .Rontefrad, of the quantity of the A rn- maanuffi ture in the.,iidirg ?? in.which Is. it ...

... itan nnd n Wby. H~ere tihe wlatecoty 'h~and lieartlreaiding scene may be better itilagiile than jtexcribed.- Theptoy sank t1 rise na more. ; bl tht in7 m wa, seeo'V.s vr;uIing 'nad endeavonr- nag to get It? hit 1it1e9 in the coble Tbe creo' in tIe cobl(e ...

... city at the close of this w eek for Nice. It is expefted' thlat- the Noble Dudke t will return from the Continent soon after Easter. - G a ILLNESS OF BIR. DANIEL O'CONNFLa.-Mr. O'Con T e nell's indisposition is said to arise from an affection of the I! liheart ...

... tolerably well, ey also other descriptions. Although there had not been so much done, up to the dote of our letters, as at Easter, prices were more ?? the American markets, according to the ad- f vices per liritannia, business had been very animated. From ...

... prem. It was said that some of the sales were made with the view of investing the proceeds in Spanish Bonds, owing to the rising tendency they bad assumed, and to the statements received to-day from Madrid, that certain concessions of a commercial character ...

... jour, tsr whets, htt this ste stray V'enture t trtsert, tht trie kanot of rise curreaca' rquerliua must Ian either ?? or cur ils trvee before soy Imprortant rrecial of trade Wsith rise States cars Orent. Wve stay here norire ,arotierr matter, the resltri ...

... Company to clear themselves of the blame of the disogreament. Leeds and Bradfords are very firm to-day at 444 prm., and are fast rising into favour in other markets; Ridings are weak, at 23 pm.; blatlocks have tmproved to 30s. pm. TOOTAL, BARFF, & PLINT. ** ...