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... Durham, Aug. 21.—Mr. Bright last evening met his constituents, to render an account of his stewardship The meeting was held the theatre, which was crowded to excess. A little before seven o'clock, Mr. Bright appeared upon the stage, and was received with tremendous cheering. The Mayor of Durham took the chair, and shortly opened the business of the meeting. Mr. Bright commenced, by stating ...
... B. P. SUGAR.—Dublin.—The market has continued tai paralysis until within the last two or three days, when business has been done at about Is. decline from the prices lat week. Ordinary browns, 475. to 4%.; middling, 50s. to 525. Montreal, July 14.—The stock of flour in Montreal is large, tat very little can be sold at present prices, which quoted 22t.lir superfine and extra fine, and 21s. for ...
... BL'K. DIK. ARB. » 3 Dublin o 1 Flanders 0 Sydney, HA* 2 Waterford 0 1 France 1 0 0 Lisbon Aug. 15 Aoj.ll 0 Guernsey & Jers. 0 Mediterranean 0 McxJtHtraAft Hamburg India, tta South- Weft 0 Holland .0 ampton 0 Brazil April y.—Arrived—Taylor, from ; Newfoundland; Pilgrim, from Riga; Thetis, from l'cterstaig; from Kiga ; Wclton, from Archangel; Hope, from Riga; to**, from Trinidad; Rest ...
... who, in the of the Chamber, ore to receive the king. As far the tendencies of the Assembly can be ascertained, the new Deputies, not yet being tied down by party engagements, seem called upon to exercise considerable influence. They are reckoned upon to compel the minister and decide the Opposition to demand some changes in the absurd Customs Tariff Since the return of the king from Eu, M. ...
... There was little doing yesterday in shares and •crip, and, with tome few exceptions, priccs were not well supported. The greater demand for money tends necesiarily to check speculation. Liverpool the dulnesa in the Share Market continued. The business done was very small, and generally at low prices. Ormskirks closed 3to 34 p.; West Riding Unions, p.; and most scrips were heavy. Little ...
... letter bsars the dare of ll'h April.—'• Taking advantage of the absence of the ™ le i stationed ac Uahine, the Kanaka, to the number of 1,200, on the evening of the 13th, attacked the village of apaete and the camp pitched the crew of the Uranic. the camp was defended by sailors of the Heroiue, who eventually beat off the enemy. The French had six killed and lo wounded, among the latter a ...
... Glamorgan.—Commission the Lokd-Lieutenant. E. ltomilly, Esq., to Deputy-Lieutenant. ...
... Wednesday Evening. 1 The funds not quite so good to-day as they closed yesterday, although the news from Paris the successful results of the elec. ,ions . so far they had proceeded, gave a momentary impulst to the market, under th£ naence which consols were .done at 96 for money. As was, they declined subsequently, and left off 95J to for money, and 96 to 4 for time. Reduced Threes, to |. ...
... Canning on his return to England. Our correspondent (for whose letter we have not room to-day), states that Sir S. Canning, immediately on the receipt of the intelligence of the fall of the Peel ministry, sent off a courier tendering his resignation of the embassy at the Porte. j Mehcmet Ali took his departure on the 26th ult. for Therapis, where a beautiful country house of the Sultan's has ...
... J. Ludgate-hill, City, jeweller, to . and September 25, at Basinghall-st. Sol., Fawcett. 2I1* 1 11 off. asaig., Whitniore, Basinghall-st Clip. W. Tinley and R. S. Putts, Old 'Change, Citv August 19 and September 18, Sol canv r«, tors'-eommons; off. assi?., Alsager, Birehin-lane Doc. H. Pahnf.ll, Moorgate-st.-chambers, City, » and September 25, at 501.,' Variant U)nßt * off. aas&., Whitmore, ...
... Rural Fete at Osborne-House —On Saturday afternoon, Her Majesty gave entertainment in the true old spirit of English hospitality, to all the labourers and workmen, with their wives and families, on the estate of Osborne. A large tent was erected in the park, in front the house, ornamented with flags, and the band of the 74th regiment played. At 3 o'clock, 270 persons sat down to a substantial ...
... llaymarkkt TnEATKE. —This theatre closed la=t night, after a season unprecedented its duration, to re-open again on the 7th of September. The closing pieces were Spring Autumn; Borough PoliticsNicholas Flamand A Cabinet Question and the spirit with which the whole were acted, showed that the performers were not relaxed in energy either by the length of the season through which they had ...