... flat at 324 334. The chief objects of speculation in the Share Market are the Railroad Shares; the Great Western has been 74 pre. mium, but is now 54; and the London and Greenwich Rail. road Shares are at 34 ptemium. QUARTER BEFORE THREz.-Cofsols for the ...

... means every brother can have an equal share in conducting 4 the affairs of the order-P. A. GCiiiacre, for the gallant manner in which he brought forward the Declaration of Righrs-the Representative Committee. in London-the ! triumph of Druidic freedon-tdie ...

... extract of a letter, omitting only the name of the in clergyman, from a Life Insurance Company in London to thl their Agent in Dublin :_20 - Life Ojice, London, Dec. 31st. 1835. th The proposal ftoc 1,0001. on the life of the ?? hat has been declined in ...

... but would hai confine himself to one proposal-that made with respect to sur the Pension List. Ilie said it was meant to limit the amount for of the Pension List to £140,000. a year. At this monstrous Lu proposition the Opposition, now his MAljesty's ...

... Central Bank of England %as establ.I lished in Manchester in March, 1834. It was to have '4 100,000 shares of £ 10 each ; and as 7 1,1I80 of these shares 'J were disposed of, and all. the capital paid up, it had funds ft to the amount of £711,860. The number ...

... provision. However, when he became old arst poor, Grindal, Bishop of London, says Strype, in his life of that Prelate, , gave him thle small lisitsg of St. Al agnus, a tit te foot of London Bridge. lie died in 1567, in his 3I st year. Copies; Of Coverdale'ti ...

... paper, of the tafely intended meeting of the friends of the Derby Association, in Ct t connection with the Iriah Society of London, on Thursday r, P the the 9th instant, the object of which is, to promote the edu. th break cation end religious instruction ...

... at the London a1 University would merely amount to a College certificate. Regarding the mode in witich the property of the London a unive'rsity was arranged-it being beld by shareholders,I -from whose hands it might at any time pass, as the shares o were ...

... were made di; for not less than 17,000 or 18,000 shares. The premium is tsil stated to have risen so high as £8 per share, but as the of proect has not yet been inserted in the official list of the In( Stock Exlchange, the accurate quotations at which business ...

... there were few exhibited. There was a good shew of both fat and lean stock, of the former many were sold, the at highest prices given were from Is. 6d. to 5s. 9d. per stone. Ofthe lean stock many changed hands, but at reduced prices. In-calvers, near at hand ...

... take place on that s account. But-it is concluded, front the compar3tive bare- e ness of the farmers stocks,' as also from the not very large In stocks of the wool-staplers, that no serious alteration need be ,st apprehended. ry T]RE LEEDS TRADE.-There ...

... ?? 198 f Fritce George, Brookide ?? 4 t No. 4. CASTLE WARD. t trutt Joseph, Si. Feter's Street ?? 2T I6 ,Morley William, London Road ?? 202 M oloss John, St. Peter's Street ?? 20fi t Forester Richard Forester, M.D., Abbott's Hill. 195 Harwood Thomas ...