... Mark Lanb, Nov. 24.—At this luuruing's market there was a small show of Wheat land carriage samples from the neighbouring counties, and advance having taken place at many of the country markets held on Saturday, the millers displayed more anxiety to get into stock. For the finest qualities prices 2s. per qr. above those this day sc'nnight were realized, and even for the ordinary sorts quite Is ...

... with his Royal Highness Prince Albert to the Marquis of Salisbury, Hatfield House, Herts, not to take place this autumn. have reason 10 believe that the Noble Marquis will be honoured by the presence of the Queen and Prince Consort before the spring of the ensuing year.— Standard, The new Hall of Lincoln's Inn was opened by the Queen on Thursday. The day was line, and a considerable crowd ...

... where parlies would concede a little price. hear of several manufacturers that have buy ; their yarns who are working short lime, and others have slopped their looms altogether, rather (han buy yarn even the present price, which is full 2d. per lb. reduced from the highest point— Leeds, steady business, principally in goods for spring exportation, continues lo be done by the foreign houses; ...

... ( From Punch's Pocket-hook.) lately visited one of (he scenes of our youth. It was formerly a farmyard. found it strangely altered. a distance took for a factory: where stacks hay had stood formerly, there were now only stacks chimneys, and ricks were replaced by gasometers. A dense cloud hung over the spot; and on our nearer approach, instead of the old familiar cackling, quacking, crowing, ...

... The annual meeting the Gloucestershire Agricultural Association is fixed for Thursday, the 27th instant. The annual meeting of the Ross Agricultural Association was held on Thursday last, and was very well attended. The ploughing match and show of implements came off in a field the Pigeon-house Farm, near Ross, there being ten teams on the ground. The implements' show was very excellent, and ...

... One-half of the town of the Dardanelles has destroyed hv fire. At half-past eleven a.m. the October the fire commenced in the Oreek quarter, gale of wind from the north-east Mowing the time. Although it was early in the day, and ',J,OOO Turkish troops, with twelve fire engines, were the siMJt soon as the alarm was given, it was impossible stop the ravages of the all consuming element, and ...

... The November this year falling on Sunday, the swearing the new Lord Mayor (Alderman John Johnson), and the usual civic pageant, and banquet at Guildhall, were post, until Monday. The weather being very mild and tine, at an early hour a vast crowd assembled in Cheapside, the Poultry, and King-street, and loudly cheered the different civic functionaries they proceeded to Guildhall. The Lord ...