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... A meeting of this Association was held in the City of London Tavern, Sir C. E. Smith in the chair, to receive the report of their Committee, which was read, and on the motion of Mr Baines, M. P. approved of. Resndutions were then proposed, and carried to the following effect. That the state of this agitating qeestion in the Bri. tish Parliatnent awakens great nxtiietV arngng all who desire ...
... (From our owin Correspondent.) New York, April 13, 1838. In my letter of November last, I gave you the particulars of ourimmense victory over the Admi- nistration in this State. We were in the hopes that such a signal defeat in the President's native State would have stopt his mad career; but at the present meeting of Congress, his Message stating he saw no reason to alter his opinions from ...
... THE GREAT RA-DICAL DEMONSTRATION AT GLASGOW. Aconrding to the plan of Radical agitntion for ITni- vereal Suffrage, Anneal Parliarnenis, Vote by BRilot, no Property Qualiliation, arid Wages for attendance in Parliament, originated in Birmingham, end warmly en- tered into by ihe working men of Glisgow, this great demonstration of the moral and physical strength of the masses, toot, ?? ill Gl;sgo ...
... IPROVE T93i EXDINBURGH GAZETE;. SEQUESTRATION. May 15. JOIIN lHXMILTON, calico printer and bleacher in Glasgoiw, and at Ferenecze and Cross Arthurlie, as a company, and Archibald HIamil on, merchant in Glas- gow, and John Hamilton, calico printer and bleacher there, partners of the said fi.m oF John Elamiltrn, and as ?? meet in the Royal Exchange Sale' Rooms, Glasgow, 24th May and 12th June, ...
... PRIVATE CORRESPON(DENCE. (From our Special Correspondent.) LoxDoN, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. After the ballots had been disposed of on Tues. day, as yoa are aware, Sir EAntDLY WILMOT pro- ceeded with his motion, which, strange to say, ter- minated in a majority of three in favour of the pro. position to abolish negro apprenticeships this year, tbough, on a comparison of strength at an early part of ...
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... ealebontan Ja1cirum s EDINBURGH. p tj MONDA Y, MAY 7. o C We wonder beyond measure how the Conserva- I tives touch upon Ireland for the purpose of making p out a case favourable to their views. We should think that Canada would afford a happier topic for declamation, for there it cannot be denied that there has been a rebellion, and although this has been the unhappy fruits of a dispute handed ...
... PROW THE S:DIINMUROS GAREETS. BXA151INATION, &C. GEQIORGEl & ToonaAs KINNEL.L, mill spinners, Dan- feronline-to be examined in the Sheriff-clerk's Office tbere, 19th May and 5th June, 12 o'clock. Creditors of the deceased CnAwruiD TAIT, W.S. Of the parish of St Cuthbert's, county of Mid Lathian, coal dealer and lime-burner, meet in the chambers of R. E. Scott, accountant, No. 57, Great King ...
... SCOTTISH PARLIAMENTARY BUS!NEOSS, -7PETITIONS. May 9. Church of Seotland-Petitions against further endowtefit from Holbeck, Heckmondtfike, Pndaey, Bramley, Lf eeds (seven Petitions), Wortley. Rilniata nock. (Moderatoir arid 'Clerk of tlae ?? 'Associate Prelsytery) Edinburgh, St Andrei's, Galston, Pres- ton, Glasgow, Thoinhill, New Deer, Mlethvef, and Eraglesham. Petition of Modlerator of the ...
... Calebouian otercury, I SA TURDA Y, MA Y 26. The decision of the Court in the Auebterarder case has produced the consequences which we dreaded. An open collision and direct hostility now exists between the Civil Courts and the Ecclesias. tical Tribunal of Scotland. This state of matters is deeply to be regretted, and we trust it will be of short continuance. If the law is finally settled ...
... Nra'val Portsmouth, May Y6. The Wdtle islev, 74, was at Trincomalee Alarvl'.atb, waiting iofornsatonfromn Captain flobson, of the Rattle- snake, as to the result of the pendinr negociationa be- tween the Indian Government and ?? of Aye, and in the event of there being a necessity of nstlities, the Wellesley would take on board a set of lcwer deck guns, and procee dwith all the ships she ...
... 'LvouU., m FRIDAY, MAY 18. STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWO O'CLOCK. Bankc Stock l 204' IndiaStock- 2701 di Threeper cnc Rtd. 93 IndiaBonds 77 7ยง d Three pertent.COnsots 94 AnnuitIes (Jan. 1580) ihA Ditto ?? __ 94j 4 Do. ?? (ditto) a 0lf ThreeandHalfperCents. I013 Do. (Oct. 1859) 15 fc Do. Reduced- - 101a Do (Jan. 18.0) =. 7 Al - Do. do. N~ew ?? ljDo:.(Oct. 1590) - FourperCents. _- - F.xchequer Bills ...