... ~dWAKEFIBLI) CORN MARKET, YESTERDAY.- ?? have again. large arrivals of wheat. Holders were, 5fnevertheless, firm in demanding is. advance, and on these 0terms, before the close of the market, -a large business was iedone. Oats fully as dear. Shelling 6d. higher. Beals e without change.. Jdrivalcs L/sts Weekc. LiWheat ..11605 qrs ?? qrs Shlin_,.. 414 Ids Barley. 139 qr& ?? qrs Malt ?? Ids ...

... CORPORATION COUNCIL MMETING.-On Wednxes'ayv a quarterly meeting was held in the Court-House, the Mayor filling the chair. Some town's business having been transacted, 'an adress to the Queen on the birth of a princess was agreed to, and the Mayor and Ceplhas Howard, Esq. were appointed a deputation to present it at the next levee; also an address of condolence to her Majesty on the death of ...

... I . .r ?? I33allitrpto. LONDON GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, JUNE 2. ATKINSON Joseph Robert, of Caislor, I.incotnshire, Nvine mer- chant, June 13, July 4, Bnkisptl' Dit) let Court, Leeds. Soli- citors, Measrs. Morris arnd Co., Caistor. l'et cr'lbomas Brooks, Crosby, Lincolnshire, farmer. Dated May Sl. CASTON George, of Basingstoke, Rampshire, ironmonger, June 9, July 11. Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, ...

... IMPORTANT TRIUMPH OF. FREE-TRADE] PRINCIPLES IN BEDFORDSHIRE.- iI Vest On Sraturdylas~t Messr.1 Cobden and Moore visited a th Befod pusattoa detisement, for the turpose eS of ofdscussing the questio of the corn lawsj'with the has farmers of Bedifordshire. Much excitement ]a rvie in the town for some days pirev Ious an Ad.vr possaible tory, exertion had, been'inade b the pro-corn-law party to- ...

... Zbe jKarketo. ci MANCHESTER CORN MARKET, SATURDAY.- C A week's continued wet weather has had an effect upon the CA' 9, trade: holders have evinced much firmness, and a fair busi- ness has been done during the week for consumption, at cc somewhat imnroved prices for wheat, flour, and, in souse CR sinstauces for oatmeal. As regards flour, the continued short r supply has insured a ready sale for ...