... SPECULATION AND THE PROSPECT OF THIE MONEY MARKET.-THE BANK OF ENGLAND. The partial relaxation of the pressure wvhich re- cently was felt in the money market, and a returning feel- t jug of confidence, have already elicited a disposition for a n revival of speculation, end the resuscitation of schemes a. which hald been abandoned. W~e were always of opinion l that the fears which were ...

... - n , . . . .X . .- ?? .. . . .. . I The late period of last wveek at wvhich the shiarehiolders in is this line held their sneeting, in tise leirge rooms of the Commercial e, uldniinthis town, (inameily, oen Friday, the 2nd inst., at twelve 11 O'lock) prentedour oing ore I n urlst numober thus snerely 1.to give it a brief arid passing notice. We now give a score detailed 1e account of the ...

... Isankuwipto, &r. g BANKRUPTS. (e (ro T-ftk4eo 6aeoW, Januaery6, 1B.J :t Richard Hulse, of 14, Little Tower-street, City, che. e ?? Simkin, late of Faversham, Kent, tailor- John James Clark, of Hounslow and Twicken, and of t-Westbury-upon-Trym, Gloucestershire, builder-William, Insall, of Shipston-on-Stour, Worcestershire, auctioneer il -John James Clark, of Westbury-upon-Trym, Glouces. k ...

... C~rates' Iif~obuent0 h. NATIONAL UNITEDI AssocIATioN oF :TzAzaS, FOR HsR . 'PAoTEcTIoN oV INDUQTSI.-A meeting of the central counmitteo-was held at the trades office, 30, Hyde.street, th loomsbury, on Monday, January btb. Mr. Bush, vice. president, in the chair. Messrs. Mine and Doyle. at- tended as a deputation from. the general committee for ar getting up an entertainment in honour of the ...

... . Crabrol Iblobrinatto. tile NATIONAL UNITED ASSOCIATION OF TRADES FOR TlE ynd- PiOTECTION OF INDUSTrA.-A meeting of the central his committee was held at the trades office, 30, Hyde-street, Bloomsbury, on Monday, January 5th. Mr. Bush, vice. president, in the chair. Messrs. Milne and Doyle at.. tended as a deputation from the general committee for The getting up an entertainment in hononr of ...

... r. or, * tv) Tv'wf. Xr , v;, i,?? ! b~ J~J~s ame Clrk, of Bonusl w and TwO ,b P~riistburytupon-Try!in, GioucestershfiAbigtt.Wla Dal; JonJames Clark, of z.;. Ig eorge Edward Shultv!-fiiwK V ii 5MW .,6#ELaft, d 'asshre, ?? ?'Wl41 A 'O~SG ro- ?? sir ~ d h~~ id, Joeh Iabuy Yohn Maybury, and Joseph Maybury,. ?? second and ?? Alvidiodi01'rnit jdJnh~~3~ote. ge, separsite OtitteofJlehIsbiytlp.beat2, ...

... HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES OF SHARES II THROUGHOUT 1845. (From thze cailictay Bell.) LINES OPENED. Paid. Lowest. !lighest. Biringlham and Derby ?? £100 Janl. 86 May lv15 ?? andi Giloucester. ?? 110 lJim. 13 April 13D 13ri till 1nd Lxeter . 7 la. 74 June lol l3ristol and Gloucester s O Jonl . a; April 64 Eastern Countles ?? .. ?? 143 JIn. 15; uct. 124 Norlthert and Eastern ?? 46 Mar. 6,1 Aug. 74 ...

... FREE TRA DE: M EETINGS. (Coxtineerlfrotsd de Tents Page.) 'h FREE TRAID DINNER AT NORTEXAPrTON.-On Tusae y, j e, in conformity with the custom that has been adopted since the y A Reform Bill wspee sed, adinner wosgiveo ?? Hotelin R or that tows, In honour of the Mayor for the present year (Mr. John 2n at Groom). The two members for the borough, the Right Ron. R. V. T1 a namith and Mr. R. ...

... WAKEFIELD COhi'61 N1;A,.RR1T, YrLST13BDAF, JAN. 16 The arrilals are rather larve thie week. Un1til the in- tention of Ministers as reardls the Corn Laws l:he knows, our millers buy only to supply their iminediate ivsmIts, and thloue'l all descriptions of Wheat were freely ,.fered at a decline of Is. per qr., a very limited business WAs transacted. Fine Barley Is. per fir. and common sorts Is. ...

... PRICES OF SHARE'S; . 1II LEEDS, LONDON, LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER. EDi Ion oer OF Mlr. tol iat, Der )Su it all ca- Voe *2 r. not to aL ice hol tal be ry, Cst ax lie iso ha q. rd lie it .er ?? a- iof YI- xhl ass IL&ZLWATS. LREDS, Jan. 16, 1846. Prices have been dull for the last eight or ten days, but to-day show symptomn of Improiement, and It is anticipated will take a move after the time of ...

... We find the following letter in the Montrose Stanedard:- I I am no politician, and seldom address editors of newspapers; but my attention has been drawn to what is passing around us by seeing a letter, which has been for some days on the table of our News. room, addressed by our worthy member for this dis- trict of burghs to The Provost of Forfar. This circumstance leids me to believe that ...

... We find the following letter in the Montrose Standard;- I am no politician, and seldom address editors of newspapers; but my attention has been drawn to what is passing around us by seeing a letter, which has been for some days on the table of our Nolws- room, addressed by our worthy member for this dis- trict of burghs to The Provost of Forlar. This circumstance leads me to believe that ...