THE BOROUGH REGISTRATION
... Tun Budget Bi.i'noers; or, the Saints Purgatory. -The Revising Barristers, in accordance with our last week's statement, resumed their duties ut 10 o'clock on Saturday, when ...
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MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE
... ri r ' en^i an( opponents of Church-rates at Blackburn have come agreement honourable hoth parties. At a Vestry meeting, the proposed church-rate was negatived an overwhe ...
PRICE OF STOCK ON THURSDAY
... Hank Stork 211'iJ Bank Ann. 3 per Ct. Red. 9 'j J«n A. IHttO. 3 16 per Cl. Con. *h«n Oilto Oet. I 7 -1 »S 3f pet Cent. 1818, Bill* £1 61 31 per Cent. Ditto .£500 }Je» 3| pr ...
The Corporation.—We were in error in stating that the election of Mayor for the ensuing year was to take place
... on Sunday, an act having recently ben passed legalize adjournment to Monday when the pre ...
The total proceeds of the Bazaar for the benefit of the Infant Schools in Oxford-street and Met■calf-street. ..
... the New Hally amounted (including a donation of XlO from Win. Evans, Esq. M.P ...
MURDER OF A WIFE AND FOUR CHILDREN, AND SUICIDE OF THE HUSBAND
... On Tuesday, a sensation horror was excited consequence of a report being widely disseminated that a man named Steinburge, a whiptnaker, ...
KEGWORTH TULIP SHOW
... Tbe second meeting of the Keoworth Florist Society held at the bonce Mr. Sturgess, the Odd Fellow* Arms, on Wednesday. the 14th inst. The show of flower* whs of a superior description ; and the prizes were adjudged as follows: Feathered Bizarrfs.—Dac de Savoy, Mr. Geo. Hudson ; Surpass Catafalque, Mr. George Hudson ; Hlaclc Bagot, Mr. Joceph Smith ; Trafalgar, Mr. George Brantley ; Gaude ...
BILLESDON MINING SPECULATION. To the Editor the Leicester Chrojmci.e. Sir, —At the period of your last ..
... seen the letter of Mr. Iloldsworth, which appeared in the last week's Had ...
AGRICULTURAL DISTRESS
... (A Drer, sung mt the Hool Fair Alas! cried a Farmer, dolorously, - (A stout and good looking wight he.) Down, down, we're all goiiv£ lu a hurry ; Our toil and our sweat/' he mo ...
Mr. Halford voted with the minority against Mr. Council's motion for the appointment of committee of inquiry ..
... conduct of Baron South. His Majesty's Ministers (with the exceptu>® s James Graham) supported the motion; and Messrs. Dawson and Ellis were also in the msjmtjr. Mr. Dawsoo roted with the minority for uitj 'notion relative to pensions; and Mr. HSlford and Mr. Evans with the majority against the motion. Traffic i* Men's Souk.—The of Wedcontains an advertisement offering for sale the t ...
STATE OF TRADE
... Lei:i>*.—The cloth market* daring the pa*t week have been very brisk, but price* have not advanced ; and the fact of prices remaining steady in the face of the extensive demand for goo ...
CAPITAL PUNISHMENTS
... We last week gave brief statement an execution at- Chester, and now supply some particulars respecting the conduct 1 the sufferers. Nailor and Carr were wholly ahstiacted foil thi ...