... S 'TURDAY. JULY 31, 1841. TirE WVE.'TIEsR AfD THE Cnlops.-Therc has been a tiecided improvemlent in the weather within the last eight days, and an imninise quantity of hay, some of which was in very precarious situation, has been secured sincc yestcr- day week, whe~i the fhrourable chlatnge took place. 'There is, however, still a considerable breadth of grass to cut, and still more to carry, ...

... THE Tories might ?? refuse to hear Mr. FAWECES on the Declaration day at Wakefield: their consciences told them that he could unfold a budget of acts of bribery, coercion, and intimidation that would put to shame their party. We invite attention to Mr. FAWKES's challenge to Mr. WORTLEY, who had on the Nomination day, when no one on the Yellow lustings could hear him, accused the Yellow party ...

... been i very unsettled, and a great deal of rain has fallen. There au. is now a very general feeling that the Wheat crop bas ral sustained ijury, and under the most favourable circum. er, stances, will prove greatly deficient, to the expectations of 3n- the country a few week's back ; this, coupled with our small stocks, has caused great excitement in the trade, is and prices of both Free and ...

... e THE LE*DS MERCURY. ,I. _ re VERY IMPORTANT FROM AMERICA. the - McLEOD REMANDED FOR TRIAL. Es s, By the Britannia steam-ship, which reached V, Liverpool on Thursday evening, papers and letters have at been received from New York to the 16!h inst., and from an Boston to the 17th. We regret to say that they communi- IS cate the very serious intelligence that the Supreme Court of pe the United ...

... . I h Monday last being the day appointed by her as Majesty and Prince Albert to honour the Duke and Duchees t of of Bedford with their company at Woburn Abbey, from an early hour (I re the town of Woburn, Leighton Buzz urd, and all the villages in the l ts virinity of the Abbey, presented a more than ordinary scene of a it, bustle. The towns of Berkhampstead, Chesham, and Amnerhatum, ad also, ...

... I g ?? RETURNED. Those marked thus *are new members. YORKSHIRE ELECTIONS. WAKEFIELD ELsECTION.-.FRtIDAY, July 2. floldsworth ?? Lascelles ?? HALIFAX ELECTION, FRitDAY, July 2. Protherhoe, Reformer ?? Wood, Reformer ?? Sinclair, Tory ?? BEVERLL V.-June 30. OTowneley, Reformer ?? . ?? H~ogg, Tory ?? Fox, Tory ?? s BRA DFORD.-Wedne~sday. Hardy, Tory ?? '-Lister, ?? 4 Baisfeild, Reformer ?? ...

... P2 ce(11 naeiLIb. Tory of Placesg aimbes. gai gain. Andover ?? Paget V. Pollen ?? 0 !*r Barnotaple ?? Gore v. Chiehester.0 ?? es Bedfordshire Asttil v. Russell .0 . I e olton ?? Bowring v. Bolling ?? ?? *- 0 B1ath ?? Duncan v. Poweracuort . 1 ?? * -O0 y Ditto ?? Roebuck v. Bruges . ?? 0 ie Bedford ?? Stuart v. Crawley ?? - I (V Berweick .- .. Foster v. Holmes ?? .. O Beverlcy ?? Towneley v. ...

... Of the -prisoncrs who have to take their tria1s at the York. 5 ?? er Assizes, to be held this day, (Saturday) D befor6 the Right lion. Thomas Lord Denmian, and the Hurn. 83ir Wra. Wightman, Knight. F. W. T. WENTWORrH, Eqi., HlIGH' SESRItFF j r 1. Wm jitt, charged with iaving In Tuatry last, at Bolton, stolen a cow, the property of JolIn AtkInson. e .2, . JJOhn Sca2;e and An,, Scaife, charged ...

... CHEAP FOOD MEANS LOW WAGES. Mr. John Wortley's Election Speeches. bL WE have received a letter from the Hon. C. P. Vir.Lirils, M.P. for Wolverhamoton, requesting us to con- ia tradict tire assertion made by the Hon. JOHN STUART fa W'ORTLrUY, at the public meeting held in the Cloth-Hall la yard, Leeds. on the 22d ult., and probably repeated at other n; places in his canvassing tour througlh ...

... - [ MA_ I a.A 1 . _ . T . i_ at (From ?? Unlited Service Journal.) [ ?? two places ale mrn inctl, th.a last ninmed is thlat at wh;cih ?? depor of the atgimer., is gtatiloved.] ?? LTf GuCrdt-Windsur 365 h Jew Uranntick, Cathel 21 Regrit's Ilatk .'37S Halifix, N. S. Bfrr d Royal R-trzeG-,crds-HydePark 32 h Z ,te, Khtsase Y Ilt Drag oon Guards-Canada, 319 b 7tadrsa, Cha'him n York 4dt, tltrtbqy, ...

... ?? | -z ?? 1 ['rTLE FOLLOWING ARTECLES ArPEARED IN PART OF OUR a i IMPRESSION LAST WEEIN.] d tail AIR. CLAY has introduced a Bill, wvhich is Iry passing through1 Congress by considerable majorities, for i or, the establishment of a National Bank in connexion with in tie Leeislature. The details of so important a measure wvill be examined with great interest; and we therefore subjoin the plan ...

... LIBERALS REPLACED BY TORIES. Argylehire . . . * ?? F. Cam pbell ?? by Campbell, Of Monsle .- I Athlone ?? J. ?? Beresford ?? arnstape . . .. .. . Chichester .. Gore ?? Bedfordohier * ?? Lord C. Russell ?? Astell. . 1 I Bedford ?? Crawley .. Stuart ?? I Blfakburn ?? . ?? I }Jradforct * -. . - -. . Busfeild.* .* - * * * - - - ?? Hardy -. ?? I Bceingham ?? Sir H. Verney . ?? J. Chetwode. .I ...