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... Parliament, in i for a Bill to continue the Term, and powers and provisions of an Act, V , •uw ?? *>f Kb* WUEj«b the ?? . v ' '.or making a Turnpike Road ■eth. in tbe Coantv af To**, or to vl and to grant further powere and •' l ' . * i: reof; in which Bill powers will be „ .xtsting Tolls, and to levy New ?? tin' existii^ exemptions ?? *, ■*. i'-ther rights aad rrmleges, a And i: i-* also ...
... a-air. cial Reporter . . 2 The Railway Accidents 6 ) uM i ?? Intklligexce — How to deal with the En; sud ?? 3 Labourers ?? 6 Sc ■■'; 'nd 3 Yorkshire Winter Gaol Ireland ?? 3 Delivery — Mi rliancouK. ?? 3 The Grand Jury— the Co- ercial ?? 3 Charge— Fraud on the ■ OB E • Intelligence— Yorks. District Bank Lii • J Sutes, Canada, Burglary near Hud- Mexico ?? 3 derstield — Highway fal Articles— ...
... (Be/ore Sir James Wigram, V.C. LUND V, BLANSHABD. Mr. Walker and Mr. Wood opened the demurrer of the London and Westminster Hank in this cause, in which the bill isbrought some of tbe shaieholders of the Yorkshire Agricultural and I Commercial Banking Company, to restrain proceedings on a judgment for £50,000, and to impeach various transactions and bave accounts taken. The argument will be ...
... (From the Standard Thursday.) The Calcutta Mail has reached us, by which we are placed in possession of papers from India of the 17th of September, and from China of the 29th July. Everything seems to augur well for the administration of his Excellency Sir Henry Hardinge. He has made no promises, but is quietly looking about, and leaving the people discover by his acts, as they shall develop ...
... There continues a very good demand for all descriptions o Sugar, and the sales of P. amount to 1,350 hhds. at very full prices. The transactions in Bengal have also been very extensive, lincluuing about 4 000 bags damaged,) reaching 11,000 bags a the extreme quotations. sales in Mauritius—loreign : About 120 Brazil have been sold the Refiners; very low brown to middling Pernambuco at I*B 6d. ...
... . 2 District Intelligence . . 5 Domestic Intelligence— Board of Guardians . . 6 England 2 a J* fie,d . . ■ ■ • • « Scotland 2 Huddersfield ?? 6 Ireland, State Trials. . 3 _ Hallf ax ?? 6 Miscellaneous . . .• 3 P 7°S^ss of the League . 7 Anti-Leage Movement . . 7 Leading Articles— Foreign Intelligence . . 7 Summary, — Reciprocity Literature 7 — the Colliers ?? 4 Spirit of the Age ?? 7 ...
... Mr. THOMAS ADAIR, on Phreno-Magnetism, illustrated hy a Se- ries of splendid and interesting Phenomena, in the Cut- lers' Hall, on Tuesday & Wed\esday Evenings next, February 6th a»d 7'h, at Ei^bt o'clock precisely. Admission : Strangers, Gd. eacb ; a Gentleman and Two Ladies, Is. EVENING DANCING ACADEMY. MR. GEORGE L. SAUNDERS begs to inform tbe Public ot Sh-ffield, that at the request of ...
... small HARRIERS, *'%„SL ir. height. Apply to Mr. Hesbt • ' ?? p.isun-iter, Clitfaeroe. V ;I NTS WANTED pinniNC! & CO.'S ROYAL HOW- P' y|_TPRE TEA Confectioners, Sta- ?? * s i -'irou-oi Agencies, are invited to address • \ ?? Botolph Lane, Loudon. ' . v NT LD I MM F. DI A T ELY, as a \\ i NEB a Person who has bad souk- Years' ' lid - Capable of Cudertal ting the Mai—ge- : * ?? „ where ...
... ~ ]■ ?? office, Ripou, naming his last « r Twages required, and whether a Married ,-oi- ■• m ...
... .â¢â¢*â¢â¢' . () f ,1 luining a Situation as Overlooker _.â¢! -â¢â¢â¢Â¦.¦- 'â¢'' , 'for the Advertisers good Conduct, 5-r. ~ 7 , Address, (Letters Pre-paid,) rf^ ? _ii- EDUCATION. -ri-iUCK \« VOEMY, Yorkshire, con- â¢*A 'J ' . |;^.:end JOHW BuiTKRriELD, A.M., .idC' ¦'¦ '.\- iU . j| Strra-ea,) and experienced re- . **»^ *' o_t' â¢*** i.m. yil.icii has l l **- ...
... HOUSE OF LORDS— Thursday. This being the day to which the Imperial Parliament stood prorogued, both Houses met pro forma, shortly after one o'clock. The Lords Commissioners, the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Dalhousic, and Lord Wharncliffe, liaving taken their seats in front of the throne. The LORD CHANCELLOR directed Mr. Pulman, Deputy Usher of the Black Rod, to summon the House of Commons to ...
... this will be found a good investment, requir- ing but a small Capital. The Weekly Returns steady and regular. The Proprietor is about to retire from Business. For further Particulars, apply at 22, Earl street, Porter street. Sheffield, July 13th, 1844. Establishment for the Acquisition of MODERN LANGUAGES, FRENCH, GERMAN, ITALIAN, SPANISH. MR. R. FUCHSLIN, Piofessor of Languages, begs most ...