... RIECEIL'TS OF THE CHARTIST CO-OPEBATIVE LAND COMPANY. PER MR. O'CONNOR. SECTION No. 1. SnaRES. Leicester, per 11. Blarrow Wakelield, per W. Farrand Dalston, per T. Son erhy Shrewsbury, per J. Powell Todmorden, per J. Mitch.ll Halifax, per v. Smith . . Newark, per William Walton Norivicl, per J. Hurry Birmingham, per W. Thorn Trowbridge, per J. Eames Nottingham, per J. Sweet Cheltenblam, per J. ...

... LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, YESTERDAY, NOv. 27. - - tT.. z ?? Chl A considerable extent of~ business itas been transaceted in e -free *lI14t~ Bud flour, Oinc Tuesday, fer shipment to Ireland end 'fl ceAi~s%;0ss. weell as for ieoal'coosaeaptiesf; vary fall, and In sense t, cayease ehanced rates have been paid, Boended fleur has brought an kadvasore oflid, to Is, per barrel. To-days the sale for ...

... Eirrare' fIobellients. THE TURN- OUT AT KEIGULEY. The present state and prospects of the woolcombers hi mnay be ascertained from the follovking placard, which hi has been extensively posted throughout :hetown:- pi TO TUB ItNHABITANTS Ot KEGOIHLET AN;D THE PUBLIC tv GISCERASLY. at Gentlemen,-OtUaccouUt of the desire expressed by , certain respectable individuals, that the woolcombere s should, ...

... strabti' Mobetmnets. THB TUaN-OUT AT KEIGIILEY. The present state and prospects of the woolcorabers maybe ascertained from the following placard, which has been extensively posted throughout .he town :- To tUB INttARTARTS OF XESIoLETX AND MTIE POBLIC .QeNEBALLY. Gentlemen,-Onaccount of the desire expressed by certain respemtable individuals, that the woolcombers should, if possible, take some ...

... MlANCHESTER AND LEEDS RAILWAY. SPECIAL MEETING. bA special general meeting of the shareholders in the Man- ibt cheater and LesRiwyCmpaony was held on Wednesday morn- Ic igat il Palatine Hotel, Hcut'd Bank, Manclhester, for a variety iof purposes speclified in the notice convening the mceetinig; 115155Y he, IHOUsLSWOarTi, Hall., the chairman of ties company, in the 'hle chair, There were also ...

... Ilarkrt ftdligcnrc. CORN EXCHANGE, NovEMnER i. The wheat trade has maintained a firm tone since our last, and at several of the leading provincial markets, held yesterday, prices had all upward teridency. The demand for Indian corn, on Irish accounts, has also revived, and we learn from Liverpool that large purchases of the article had been made at that port by buyers frone the north of ...

... [CONTINUED PROM TIHE SUPPLEMENT.] WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, YESTERDAY, Nov. 27. The supply of Wheat this week is only moderate, thec demand is tolerably good, and last week's rates are realixed. Barley is in fair request, and for the finest samples latE: piearraher exceeded ; in the general runs there is no alteration. Oats come very sparingly to hand, and make full prices. Beaus are sold onl ...