... The Ed.tors of the Leeds Mercury either have wondrous short memones, or rely on the shortness of their read.™ memones,-or they do not know the difference between Workhouse and the Workhouse PULPIT A fortn' ht ago it was our duty to reply to and correct certain they had the week previously brought against the Leeds Poor Law Gnardians and against Dr. Hook, as chap lain to the Workhouse, alleging ...

... FROM FRIDAY'S GAZETTE, Jan. '-'4, 1845. BANKRUPTS. WILLIAM DETTMEB, of No. 50, Upper Marylebnne Street, in the county of Middlesex, pianoforte manufacturer, d c, to sur. | Jan. 31, March 7, at 12, at the Bankrupts' court. Sols Messrs and Gibbs. King's road. Gray's inn; official assignee, Mr Pennell, Basinghall street Fiat dated Jan. 17—Pet John | Walpole, Brookes street, Islington, gent. HENRY ...

... T n, LONDON. THURSDAY EVENING London Money and Share Markets.—Thursday evening -The Consol Market has been rather heavy the last price being 881, the same for money and account Exchequer bills are 48, and India Bonds (2 Th« . .. ' foreign bonds continue a have been d De at 17», Spanish Three per Cents. Mh^SSlSt Snu M , . d *h ' 4,f I ' - Four Cents. 98|. The share settlement not yet finally ...

... The Bucephalus from Bombay arrived at Liverpool on Monday, and having spoken the Indian, from Liunceston, on the oth instant, was put in possession of the following lamentable particulars of the loss of the Mary, Captain Newly, and 17 passengers. The Mary sailed from the Heads of Port Jackson, on the May, when the wind being favourable a passage through Bass' Strait 3 was attempted, but as it ...

... LONDON, FRIDAY MORNING. London Money Market, Thursday.—This being the grand day Ascot, great number of the most influential members of the Stock Exchange are absent, and very little business has been done in the Public Securities, or in other branches 'of City trade. We quote Consols at to 99_, and Reduced Annuities at k- There has been scarcely any business transacted in the other Public ...

... more pressing intelligence.] Military Service India. Our readers;; •11 member the personal narrative, private of the , faS Infantry, given iv letters to his friends | to EnKWhich were published in the Intelligencer some onth ago, in which were described the hot engagements Se nd Hyderabad, and other movements of the , army, under Sir C. Napier, Sonde in all , of writer bore a part. We have now ...

... mania is •There's no news!— Take up which ever newspaper we they are all alike—nothing but advertisements—advertisements from the beginning to the end—except, as except we must, an occasional apology from the Editor instead of leading article, and the promise of supplement and a railway map for the low charge of sixpence. Well, time tolls on—week succeeds week—and double supplements ...

... LONDON, FRIDAY MORNING. Letters from Berne, of the 4th instant, state that the Jesuits had fce-'n already placed possession of the parochial church of the Franciscan Friars at Lucerne. Mr. Scott, the new Secretary of the English Legation in Switzerland, had arrived at Berne. letter from Basle, of the 4th instant, states that the small town of Thusie, which, after Coire, was the most ...

... It has struck its flag, cashiered its government, left its allies minus ally, and now nothing more than the part of the Republic of the United States. Hitherto the admission into the Union has been by promotion—the wilderness 3 become a territory, and the territory degrees ha 3 ascended into the State. In this case it is by abdication—the sovereign nation has condescended to sink into ...

... of Reference to such Plans, the names of the Owners or reputed Owners, I.eieees or reputed Lessees, and Occupiers of such Lands and Buildings will deposited for Public Inspection with the Clerk of the Peace of the West Rii'.ing of the Couuty of York, at his office, in Wakefield, in the said West Riding, and with the Clerk of the Peace of the Borough Leeds, at his office, in Leeds, in the said ...

... We wish we could impress upon those who conduct the railway department of the daily and weekly press, the neeet> for the exercise of great precaution against allowina themselves to be made the vehicles for stock-jobbing speculation. We have noticed that these suides of the public are hable to penodical fats of alarm. have noticed that whenever one or two of them take up a false alarm, ...

... LEEDS CORN MARKET, Sept £3.—We have again a moderate supply of Grain this dav'-. market. Near and old Wheat has met a fair but not an extensive demand, at 3s to per qr, advance last week's rates. Beans ar- folly per qr. higher In Oats no alteration. To-day is beautifully fine, biit the weather, upon the whole has been rather unsettled since this day week. Wheat. Essex and Kent. s .6s to Ditto ...