... I- e - I Thurs. Frtday Satur.j tfona. Tuesd. Wed. H.11h lCnt e .. I2% 13 212M 213 213 *11iCent. Ced 91 74 9Iy% 91 fl4 91 4 913 (ws 1',r Arccount 91!4 )l I O 74~ I~ Z - o~~~~~lit 1 W~~~~~~t 1 I Cvnl tok, He.. 2dso)sw, zsl 3 5129l 2F9 e:clWW. periCeits. i9S 1 i!jsL r t'ent. 1ir - | p )4JC nt. i ies foul Cent, _ Do. Passi 2v9 iuia Houds .. di s I (its I Ills 31 dIsS' die91~ par ...

... On Monday evening the Wakefield Conservative Association gave a grand enterta inment to thle Hion. W. S. Lascelles, (son oif the Earl of liarewood,) the late candidate in the Conservative interest for the borough of Wakefield, and the anticipated future re- presentative. The occasion drew forth a manifeata- tion of Conservative feeling, n It only on the part of the electors of ithe borough, ...

... | ; -. - . A-- .I.. FRIDAY, JuLY 8, 1836. was - A meeting cf the Town Council of Beverley was beld.this lant evening at the Guildlall. In the absence of Mr. Brigham 17th the Mayor, Mr. Alderman Sandwith wias culled upon to pro- The side:- The following members of-The Council were present: -Aidermnen Brereton and llodgson; Councillors Dawton,_ 134, Stephenson, Binnington, Westerby, Page, ...

... W6Uiry4Go o' tIIe MUNICIPAL ACT AT BEVPJtLEY. ATet; of l WNq COUNCIL. t A Meetin, of the Cooil was lheld on Saturday lwst;- .* Ilodlgnnt and Se arin tilo chair; Aldermen tBrereton,. DB.ni tO p a nd saildit; Counciiltorj lotae BIgan .0 Binnington, P o', S uc~j loitnge, Blrigham, Nutehey, 4OdBgO. r Pumnr hillips, Robinson, Dawson, o r NTjnTIYToIY said-Before I bring forward the motion e whether ...

... I~~~~~~~~~~~~~ . The month of September has been the wettest month in the year; not that the greatest mnount of rain has fallen, but scarcely a day has passed without some rain falling. The weather was also very cold for the season, and generally windy, until the 23d, when a change took place in the atmosphere, and it became considerably warmer. At the time when the rain commenced, the ...

... All notices of claims to be inserted on the list of voters for-the county, must be given to the overseers of the township in which the property is situated on or before the 20th instant, otherwise the occupant will lose his right for the ensuing year. One shilling must be paid to the overseers with each of them as a regis- tration fee, or the claim will be of no service. The voters who were on ...

... TIl-E FUNDS. Thursa. Satur. Mo.n flank~vt~nl | Ii129 1 55Sl 35 p )er Cent. Red 2.. 201i11/ 21212 2-2 *a ~~~~~D% 91 9DNlsDAY CLOCK 3 per Cent. Cons.. DI 9 I G r r 111 0202 Sfope~r CcntoRe. R U2)' VI1 Y. )2 1)2 02%6 Newhiia P8)Acicn er Cents, fin 98t,87 N D EXCHANGES ON S 9L% India Stock 257% - 250 29 - India uondie. o t ou 2-c9 Long Annt b itionally oble i xCAhequer BiOUGH 1 8292701 15a ...

... I WRECK OF THE COLUMBUS, WOODMAN, &. ZEPHYR. Our commercial readers are aware of the anxiety PO that has prevailed for some time on the subject of the So above vessels, concerning which no intelligence had 0 been heard for a considerable period. The following ho particulars of their loss, and of the sufferings of the ha crews, have been received since our last. Amidst so much calamity it is, ...

... I EAST-RIB.ING REGISThRATION. I per. la1t 'The revisionof the list of voters for the East-Riding ,llia- commenced at Beverley, onl Wednesdaly. '1'hc court was. opened at the Tiger Inn, before worotizow Greig, tlof Esq. und Charles William Heighamn, Esq. the Revising be- IBtrristers ; and immediately adjourned to thle Court- arge House. t1 to Messrs. Cracknell and Colver attended on behalf Sir ...

... MEETING OF THE TOWm COUNdL. I DIONDAY, OCTonP,, % - I DIONDAY, OCTODRI 3, 183~?~ !n- The Council Met at three o'clock.J to Fsq., the Mayor presided PARKERI, on The following were thle absent inembers :-Alder- hisl Rinsan Atkna,i, I 'unelHPwood, Malam, and his Rivis; Coun~~ciliors By~th, R. as' odtes cC W. Holmes, T. Hiolmes, Hardy, Cassan.HldNe 'march on Northograves, Prissick, Peacock, ...

... I I 4 0 The Barristers appointed to revise the lists of 4 0 voters for the East Riding of the County of York, OW. on~orzow GREIG and CHARLES WILLIAM iHEGHoAse, Esqrs., held a court by adjourinment, at the Court- IES house, Beverley, on Saturday last, to hear the evi- 'ON dence, and the remainder of the argument, on the claim of the freemen to vote in riglht of the Beverley Pastures. Air. ...

... (Prom Bilackweood's Magazinefor Novrelborj Great has been the benefit conferred upon the cause of the constitution by the English Corporate Reform. The results of this measure even, so far as they have hitherto developed themselves, afford a striking illustration of the limited extent to which human sagacity can foresee the real and final result of political changes. We all recollect the ...