... L ,I E1 D S: SATURDAY, MAiWEI 7, 1ij. IAlA 7. MAN-,II oill'r ixth ?? :eill be Elttni ilC stllt, it tue g-rtetrai ltecti:Ltg' Itt' ii..tlllii ths bl tnirc ratiltvas', .shi!t airel ?? itih grelt tritest it \'iiekr'ir_ lII' N-rrth lidland, ite Iil] oil S;in, anid ithe ?? ?? 31atteheser. I opitits t nitmr:cts from1 the revorts oI thi t dtectiirs arid e'ligiilter's are givern, anti as to tire- two ...

... T To secure a vote at the next municipal election the L 'urn following is the necessary qualification, narnely- 115t : to The occupation on the ensuing 31st August, and dur. m t ing the two preceding years, of a house, warehouse, count- Gat ithn ing-Itouse, or slhop, within the borough, for which the Wit eedoccupier is rated, and on which al] rates due thereon, except sui ?? ~~Gre the those ...

... r A ?? --t - _ _ _ .. - ' I v rk The corn 1Harvest in the North of England has 1oll ret d 3made less progress this week than in either of the two G; %t_ preceding weeks, but still a great deal of grain bas been ap- secured since S-iturday last, and, judging from the best ed 9s ameans within our power, we should say that at least two- tai ithids of the wheat, grown in the Northern counties, is ...

... i ats .d FRANcE.-Paris papers of Friday and Saturday bring l Bsintelligence of the adoption by the Chamber of Peers of the a' . vote of the secret service money question, by a majority of a 90, the numbers having been 143 and 53. Thiers and his a colleagues have hitherto proceeded in the labours which devolve upon them with dignity and moderation. st r. SrAxs.-Letters from Madrid announce the ...

... SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1840. NORTHERN CIRCUIT-SPRING ASS IZES. APPLEBY ?? ?? Tuesday, Feb. 18. CARLISLE ?? Feb. 20. NEWCASTLE ?? ?? Feb. 24. ?? Feb. 2>9. ?? Marcb 5. LANCASTER . ?? March 19. LIVERFOOT ?? Taesday, March 24. Caareerstl~enLOCAio1eILLS. HOUSE OF COM1MONS, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 29. CatvirirPoirr(Lsfal~BaIOVAmO RoAO.-Pefitlan tor Bill ?? ordared tbebrought is by Mr. Haloes and S Sc W ...

... ?? - e r1 2- __A Tii: BIBLE MoNOPOLT.-..OIO Friday evening(ys terday week), a public meeting was held to the Exchange ohn Buildtngs, Bradford, for the purpose of hearing the Rev. rob IDr Thmsn, of Coldstream, explain the best method of .an obtaiting rcheap and accurate editions of the Bible. H. orand , Forbesy Esq. was called to the chair, and after a, few pre. ncliminry obevations he ...

... 1 ' A . 1 REPORT OF THE DIRECTORS OF THE LEEDS J AND SELBY RAILWAY TO THE SHARE. e HOLDERS AT THiEIR ANNUAL MEETING. b fi firi July 31st, 1840. spl The Directors have again the pleasure to meet the Share. the holders to present the account of Income and expenditure of this Com. cat pany for the half-year ending 30th June last,-to report that the prospects of the Company continue good, and that ...

... OUNTY GAOL, Andrew Cockayne, charged with feloniously breaking into the house of Sanauel Greatorex, of Kirk Ireton, and stealing therefrom, two coats, one great coat, one waist- coat, two haundkerchiefs, and one pair of gloves, the pro- perty of the said Samuel Greatorex. John Wardle, charged with breaking and entering the shop of Sarah Groves, of Doveridge, and stealing 1 1/2 oz. of tobacco. ...

... THE TOWN COUNCIL AND TIHE POST OFFICE. It will be cbserved, that Bailie RICHARDSON called the attention of the Council to the circum- stance, that there had been no delivery of letters on the recent fast day, whereby serious incon. venience had been caused to several parties. In the discussion that followed, a dif~erenicc of opi- nion was expresse(l, as to whether there ought to be any ...

... LONDON, JUNE 9. 5] McULTU11 11 PARVo.-Her Majesty gave audience to h Lord Melbourne Saturday, and afterwards visited Duchess of Kent at Ingestre House-in evening her Majesty had c dinner party, including Prinee Leiningen, M. Gnizot, the c French Ambassador, Marquis de Saldanha, Marquis of b Northampton, Lord Palmerston, Earl of Uxbridge, Earl and Countess of Surrey, &c.-band of Coldstream ...

... DINNER OF TEIL OPERATIVE ANTI-CORN-LAWV ASSOCIATION. Time mleeting of thle woj6kiag-t-lcosee, upwards of five thousand' in tintlier, ink plawe fin tie Pavilion nit ?? Ri vllu the ?? talilled ho the wives, daugb-r lets3, sit'trs anti friettds of 11e lichearingL conisiiunlity. 'I'ne Paviiioit was equal ly spleendid a id riisi antr as on ' tse prevedieg evening. ' The chair wa' filled by Mir. P ...

... SAVAGE ASSAULT.-At the petit sessions on Wednesday, held before William Hall, Eeq., and Holbrook Gasketl, Esoui Peter Oaks 'aas charged with having committed a violent assault upon William Henshaw and his wife. It appeared by th eviene that on Monday evening the complainant, a labaurmin man, had a quarrel at the Red Lion public house with the doefendaint's father and brother, and in ...