... (From the Newcastle Journal.) Perhaps no publication ever caused a greater sensation than that of the Grey List which was sent out from office iv reply to the Black List which the Whigs, when out of place, so much delighted in hawking all over the country. For weeks past the Whig Press, in England, Scotland, and Ireland, has been labouring to spread its protective wing over the ...

... BANKRUPTS PROM TUFSOAY NIGHT 8 GAZETTE* Hunton Sftaw, Billericay, Essex, Richard Cureton, Cannon street, Ashing rod and taa«e manufacturer. Joseph Scobetl, Princes street, Stamford street, carpenter. William Joseph Davis, Park street, Bristol, Somersetshire, music seller—Tobias Tay, Red Lion luff, Redditch, Worcestershire, victualler. Matthew Corf, Liverpool, butcher, Mth inst. and «3d Oct. at ...

... THE HOUSE OK COMMONS, THURSDAY THE *D FEBRUARY, 1832. OK AN THAT THE BOROUGH FRANCHISE SHOULD GIVEN ALL HOUSEHOLDERS PAYING RATES AND TAXES. Mr. SADLER said, he should certainly make a. few observations upon what had fallen from the Noble Lord opposite (Lord John Russell,) notwithstanding the lateness the hour and the general wish for a division. The Noble Lord had obviously wandered from the ...

... BANKRUPTS FROM OAZB*rX. James Fraser, Leadenhall street, ships hearth manufacturer Joseph Wisden, Brighton, builder-William Hewes, Newark upon Trent, Nottimrhamshrre, roiUcr-William Francis, Bristol, builder—Benjamin Pucki-idge, Southampton, coach maker—'Frances Sharp Lee Boe Thomas Sharp, Brighton, lodging house keepers. .. . . . .' William Patten, Hoatota Norris, Lancashire, druggist, and ...