... Hull and Selby jO 5 ri ltl 0 Ltcds and Manchester 100 5 15 0 0 London and Birmingham 100 60 13,> 0 0 London ft Brighton .Stephens.) 100 _. 7 0 0 London and Brighton (Cundy) 100 3 •> 0 0 London and Southampton 50 2.> 21 15 0 Londoii Grand Junction 50 ? ...

... deference to the repre- sentations of a deputation of the inhabitants sent to London to remonstrate against the list of the Town Council, but to remonstrate against this list on any other ground than that of its being too short. The remonstrance was that ...

... quotations than yesterday. Nothing has been done in Portuguese, and a very little in the other foreign stocks. Piedmontese 1,105. and Brussels Bank Shares 26. Half- past Four. — The Three per Cents, continue at 79f. 95c (sellers) for the Liquidation. I believe ...

... conflicting parties-, thus securing to England a large share of the disgrace if the party, which they have selected as the object of their partiality should it eventually be defeated, and a very small share of the honour of victory should it ultimately prove ...

... LONDON. FRIDAY, MAY 13. Yesterday the House of Lords did not meet. In the Commons, after some unimportant busi- ness, a short conversation took place on the frequent inaccuracies iv the published lists of divisions; but it led to no result. Colonel Sibthorp ...

... LONDON. MONDAY, JANUARYS Our express has brought us the whole of the Paris papers of Friday and Saturday, together with advices from various private foreign corres- pondents. The contents of the journals are of little importance. The Chamber of Deputies ...

... commenced on Saturday Monitor at Six o'Clock, and finished at a Quarter before Eight. LONDON. MONDAY, OCTOBER 31 We have given in another column the observa- tions of the London Mercury on the O'Connell- Condy-Costelloe farce. The incidents, and even the dramatis ...

... LONDON. WEDNESDAY, FEBRfiR) Oii the assembling of the House of Lords; I day it was arranged that no petitions for p Bills should be received alter the 2tilh iiislam I A conference with the Commons was njr« | on the subject of printing Ihe ParliameiilMi ...

... Europe. The dealers in Spanish Stock in London and Paris should pay attention to the present state of the Madrid Bourse. There, a difference of nine per cent, is established between the new and the old five per cent, stock, that is to say between the internal ...

... Paris, and all the great capitalists, have been offered Stock in de- -5 posit, even at the rate of 12 per cent. ; but they have declined to have anything to do with such a dan- gerous pledge. The London Market is to be solicited fc next ; but we presume that ...

... occasional stimulants, tbe triple game of intrigue al Madrid, of assassination in the north of Spain, of gambling at the Stock Exchange of London. The latter course has been the choice of Lord Palmerston. But who can impeach Lord Palmerston'b discretion without ...

... occasion. Tl.e Hun- garian singers added their share to the gratification of the company. \\ „ perceive that rapitl progress is being made in me Duiidings for the reception ofihe giraffes. Ue subjoin a list oi the persons to whom the society awarded their ...