... the same price as in September, 1840. Then with regard to the rate of dis- ?? November, 1840, It had been 3 per cent.; In April, 1847, 5 per cent.; in October, a per cent.; nnd In January, 1840, it was 4 per cent. The amount of bullion on the 10th of ...

... SECOND EDITIONI Lerdsf Mercury Office, Sat urday Mornting'. LEEDS AND YOR~K RAILWAY SCHIEMES. Tu (From f/ic Suit of Yesterday, Evening.) OfTeCommittee on Group No. 40 resunied tile considerattion oh [te thi5 bratnch ?? morning, Mr. Stafford O'Brien In ...

... last sessions, namely, that the Bill should be led second lime without discuasslon-thnat, after that, the counsel Otu~ be hsard at the bar-and thot the discussion should be taksen,,!, the 3.next stage, namely, son the motion being made for tite recommittal ...

... LEEDS, SATURDAY, APRIL 25. TH-E LE'ES T5IADE.-Tlie markets have been pretty' brisk at the Cloth -Halls, this week, and fronm tliecircumstance of many of the manufacturers being engaged-in manufacturing i to order, the supply. of some descriptions of good ...

... a much more liealtny feeling than has prevailed for some considerable time.-Guardian, Wednesday. WAKEFIEL.D WOOL MARKET, April 27.-We do not report any alteration in the price of WoOl this week, but the market is heavier, and things appear to be again ...

... the powers and provisions of several acts passed for the ipzrovement of the town and neighbourhood of Leeds, hat been read a second time in the House of Commons. Same opposition is, we understand, con. templated against this measure-not radically, but to ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20. The 'Aichbhdnhep Of CANT11 R3WII5Y poecented a petition against the Catholic Claims, from the Archdlsacofl and Clergy of the Architeaconry ofi West-L2~-, in the diocese of Canterbury. Lord to rise liresented it petition ...

... in Error Bill was read a second time, and ordered for committee on Thursday. The Courts of Common Law Process was read a second time. Their Lordships then adjourned. f TUESDAY, APRIL 30. t The leading business was the second reading of a very Im- portant ...

... On a show of hands f being cslled for, five to one (it is thouglst) were raised for Mr. Thomso, owitng, however, to the pouition which the Tories .had assumed below the huatings, the Borouglareeve was deceived [as to their numbers. A second show left ...

... sthe, and they have my permission to show t you their books, thus enabling you to test thee I- i3 5 S accuracy of my returns. Now I come to the second year, from April 18, 1846, to April 10, 1847, both inclusive:- April 18 ?? 0675 Aug. 22 ?? ...

... Cambridge IRailvay Bill was read a second time. Several L otherbills of a similar nature were advanced a stage; and i some petitions connected wcith railways presented. I BRIDLINGTON HtARBOUR BILL. . Mr BETnErLL moved the second reading of the Bridlington i ...

... was become frequent. The HonD Member lastly I read a few extracts from different writers to show the t Irensonableness of a tax on property. i Mr. MTN TZ seconded the motion. He believed that in this country, more than in any other, the poor bore too large ...