... | On Tuesday evening, a public mneeting of the inhabitants of Huddersfield was held at the Philosophical- halI. It had been convened by Mr. Jonathan Leech, the chief constable, on a requisition signed by about five hundred individuals, for the purpose of petitioning the House of Commons for a total and immediate repeal of the Corn-laws. The meeting was numerous and enthusiastic, and literally ...

... MARKETS, TRADE, &: 1lEDS CORN MARKET. W1m . ?? arrivails of girain are modefate to-day The best )tiw conditiboed wheat linde good sale at an tmprovement 1, IF. p r j~jtj stuarter from Friday inferior soft parcels much nuitlect d, and Pah no dearer. Barlev limited sale aM previotsu rates Oa s ann' - shelling steady. B~eaan qrtite as high. No alte ation in other articlee. AVERAGE PRICR OF GRAIN. ...

... COLLATION AT THE CURN EXCHANGE. A few minutws after two o clock, upwards of 500 of the friends antd supporters of Lnrd Miorpeth eot itown'to a substantial nnd cheice reietst in the Loidge-roomn of the Corn E1xchange. The Noble Lord and the most distinguished of the advocates of F ree Traded sat at a ?? table at the head of the room, and the rest of the guests sat at four tables which were ...

... RECEIPTS OF THE CHARTIST COOPERATIYE . LAND SOCIETY. I NUl15S. 113 Xs. O'CONNO5. Carrington, per 3. Ley ,, John Whv, Great Glimn, Leic Halifax, per C. W. Smith Brighton, per J. Giles Dudley, per W. Ranlkin, Wigan, per T. Pye (1d Bastold, Notts, per R. M, Oldhami, per IV, Haumer Butterley, per G. Yurnold CockermoutlI, per G. Peat Worcester, per M. Griffiths PIvniouth, per E. Robertson 'sketield ...

... iSiS - Dr. June 14 Cash ?? ?? ?? ?? 21 ?? ?? ?? ?? 28 , . July 5 , . 12 ,. 19 ?? ?? ?? 20 ?? ?? ?? Aug. 2 9 ,. ?? ?? 16 ,. 23,. 30 . General Secretary ?? Sept. 6 Cash ?? . ?? 13 ?? ?? ?? ?? 20 27 ,. . Oct. 4 , . 11 ,. ?? 18 , . 25 ?? ?? ?? ?? General Secretary ?? Nov. 1 Cash ?? ?? ?? 8 ,. ?? ?? 15 ?? ?? ?? 29 ,. ?? . Dec. 6 Cash ?? ?? General Secretary ?? ?? 13 ?? 20 ?? ?? ?? .. 27 ?? ?? 1846 ...

... --jEarlat futtIligairt. LoNtDoN Coas ExcIIA:aX, MONDAY, FE3. 2.- During LIst we.k the arrivals of English wheat, oats, beans, peas, and flour were on a very limited scale, but those of barley and malt were considerably on the increase. Of Irish and Scotch grain the receipts were unusually scanty, but those of foreign whtat were full average ones for the time of year. Fresh tip to-day, a .i'ir ...

... 3Earhtt Intellgtfe*u LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, MosNar, FzB. 2.- During hat week the arrivals of English wheat, oats beans, peas, and Hlour were on a very limited scale, but those o; barley and malt were considerably on the increase. Of Irish and Scotch grain the receipts were unusually scanty, but those of foreign whsat were ?? average ones for the time of year. Fresh up to-day, a tair quantity of ...

... oaditt 3lnttilignem LONDON COBN EXCHiAOiR, MONDAY, FEB. 2.- During last week the arrivals of English wheat, oats, beans, peas, and flour were on a very limited scale, but those of barley and malt were considerably on the increase. Of Irish and Scotch grain the receipts were unusually scanty, but those of foreign wheat were full average ones for the time of year. Fresh up to-day, a fair ...

... -Iankrurpt0, &r. . , ?? BANKRUPTS. d fres TsRel,'s GGets, Febr,,rys, 184G.) d Joseph Burne, formerly of Lisburn, Ireland, butnow of 27, Myddleton equare, linen ?? Henry Nail, of 7, John-street, Tottenbam-couirt-rod, ?? Season Burgess Budgett, formerly of Bristol, Coventry, Mitcham, Baling, Hiampstead, and Cliesbam, and late of the Strand, but now of 54, King-street, Camden-town, ?? Archer, of ...

... is. [Alt-hough in thle follo wing address from Lord re- Ashley ti his constituents there is only apassingatllu- ore sion to the Ten Hours Bill, still'this, perhaps, is thle ei,, most fitting place in which to annlounce the noble )th todsresignation of hisf seat in Parliamnent.:I lye TO THlE GENTR'Y, CLERGnY, FREEIIOLDE1,.5, AND OTHER g. ELECTORS5 OF THE COUNTY OF DOUBET. og. London, Jan. '1.I ...

... i (From the Times of Tuesday.) Ith If the crisis is safely passed, of which there existi of now at least ,a casoinahte prosieet,'it will be a proof that rt nimnetary affairs;ai~e liidef prudtnt managemeut in the he eity'Y. N'lany wer'e'f 6pinion a few days baek thatit wan irpoqhsible for the new tystom of bankig, by hicli ' Si alinii- . . tdfioji:.iarpl~catd, upon the issues, to eather this ...

... trabe5' mobtileentt. FRAMEWORK KNITTERS' MOVEMENT, Lmectserxat,-A public meeting of framework knitters I was held in the iarket-place, on Monday week;. Mr. Cheawvner in tho chair. The meeting was addressed by I Messrs. Weston, Buckley, Lueas, Winters, and Watts. - The following resolutions and memorials were unani- mously adopted:- e Vroposed by Mr. Weston, seconded by Mr. Lucas:- a ...