... prices. In Portuguese there has been scarcely anything done, and in the other Foreign Stocks no change of any consequence. Piedmontese, 1,105 ; Brussels Bank Shares. 25* J. To this hour nothing has transpired from which we may conclude that some dehnitive ...

... LONDON. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8. These Reformed town councils will be the death of us. They allow us no rest. It is only a few days since we exerted ourselves in celebrating-, to the best of our power, their desire that publicity should be given to their ...

... The Publication of the Mornisg Post commenced Yesterday Morning at Six o'Clock, and finished at a a Quarter before Eight. LONDON. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 5 The contents of the French papers of Thursday's date, the whole of which our ordinary express has brought ...

... 21 ; Ditto, Five per Cent.. Cortes' Loan, 43J 43. HAMBURGH, Aug. 14. Exchangeon London.— Hamburgh, Aug. 14. 13 12, two months, 13 10*; Bremen, Aug. 11, two months, 608; Stock- holm, Aug. 7. two months, 12 2 ; Christiania, Aug. 5, three months, 1 56; Petersborgh ...

... LONDON. SATURDAY, MAY 16 The conversation which took place last night in the House of Lords on the subject of the illegal procession, marshalled under the authority of Mr. O'Connell, to meet and welcome the new Lord Lieutenant of Ireland on his first ...

... LONDON. MONDAY, JANUARY 11 There never was a more impudent or more dis- honest piece of political rhodomontade thau that with which the Ministerial journals and partisans surfeit all who will read or listen to them in claim- ing for the present Government ...

... Pedroite Charter, and, besides, turned out all the Monks in Portugal from their palaces. He was spoken of as having the Stock Exchanges of London and Paris at his beck, and Lord Palmerston between his thumb and linger. The natural conclusion was, that the man ...

... but very sincere, searchers after truth may be able to comprehend. The circular of the Bishop of London, pointing out the deficiency of church room in London an ...

... LONDON. MONDAY, MARCH 2 Through the boisterous state of the weather our foreign arrivals up to yesterday were in consider- able arrear. We are now, however, in possession of the French papers of Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. The Paris journals ...

... s. The non-consolidated Tales have risen, and the Consolidated, on the contrary, fallen. The deci- sion adopted by the London Stock Exchange had made less impression than was anticipated. We are in possession of advices from Lisbon to the 4-th inst. Donna ...

... LONDON. MONDAY, JANUARY 18 It would be an eternal disgrace to the British people if they were to rest satisfied with the mockery of an investigation into the Inniscarra murder which has taken place, and which seems to be all that our wise and liberal ...

... custom by the leaders ofthe Destructive part order indirectly to influence the election for tke city of London, the Conservatives in none oi tin London electoral districts need be so excessive squeamish as to refrain from canvassing for vow among their tradesmen ...