... ALTCAIt COURSING MEETING. Stewards,—E. Garviu, E , an-i G. b. Esq. By peruiibbion and uadcr the pamoate the K.uil or Seftok. THURSDAY, December 3!. THE C!l\ Mr Eden's Kit Clowe-'* Catarret Mr Garvin* .• Grinder .. Monarch Mr HreUici to.:' 3 'l'uvvpy .. hulk Mr r. It.psu'l .. AL Hla-.t t> .. Air R»TI tor Swan .. J l.b' r Mr Bill's ilieizo .. Mr i. Mr Taylor'a Tiny Salute .. Air Bennett Balk ...

... I LON ,ON; DECzMBER 30. f Prom the GzdeIc of Fvidey, Dece.mber .25) BA&NXMntur.-Philip James Lunitley, lateof Bread- street-hill, drungist. Henry Wilkinson, of Watford, cabinet-maker. William Alfred Elston, of Bugbrook, Northampton. Johi Card, of Dilton, Wiltshire, miller. William Law Wood. of Gracechurchlastreet, ironmonger. Alfred Fielder. of Altoa, Hampjhire, brewer. (iwen Roberts. of T my ...

... PRICE CURRENT.-TUESDAY, DEC. 29. | SLUAR.-The business transacted in all descriptions oF West Iadia sugar was extremely limited by refiners and grooers, on Wednesday mid Thursday, the quanti- ty disposed ot amounting to only 44I0 hhds. and tieroes, bat ?? evinced firminess, and obtained previous prices for all sorts. The arrivals of raw sugar have not been of mueh moment siuce this day weet, ...

... MEETINGS OF CREDITORS. At the Court of Bankruptcy, Liverpool. b*. jam. I. W. Jones, Liverpool, assignees 12 ]. H. Peers, Birkenhead, assignees 13 The Weather.—The frost broke up on Monday, and since then the weather has been wet and foggy. The consequences here have been dirty streets and pathways, so filthy and muddy indeed, that few people can recollect anvthing like them except on some of ...

... I T?= 1 9?Divvillq hiltdfigulm'. I PORI' OF HULL. FOIREIGN A ItUI VED. ?? °3-Sylplhide, Mlisy, from llavir. qi on Victoria, Nlichol,froul Chavlestoo. Aorta Clarra, Kanmp. :rom Pillau. 34-Aurora, HiunIter l;.orfiithial, DavidsIon, fronr St. Jot a. George, Huic, finS St. 'lnphes. Tsocayiv, -rev frim Y,.w Yortk. John Wright, Clarkso:n, front Diunl:iYr) 25-Karen, I)dmn, from OdewKee. Aguiptha, ...

... who feel how dilficult it is to fill up the long winter evenings profitably to young children, should now purchase the book, vvhicn is sold at our office and at the booksellers. its help iinportaut woids may be explained, and from one two hundred experiments may b.- made, all in the way of amusement, without the purchase apparatus.—See adv. ...

... I - - - C E T _E . ?? _ O~~~rCATLE lMNlKEITS. WTVfEFIELD, IV DNLzsD.y, Dnorwxrrp 30. A short show of beasts, and 3O00 hate)p. Beef Cs tb 7f per stone;.muttou, 54d to 6Wd per lb. Bnsiness wans dull, part of the sheep being turned out unsold. NORWICHI CATTLE IIILL.-.SAURDAY, Dec. 26. 'We havo but few stock for sale to-day. Fat beasts a little more inquired for, sheep dull and lower. Pigs as last ...

... The Court leaves Windsor, for Claremont next week, returns to Windsor about the 16th, proceeds London on the following Monday, and next day, Tuesday, the 10th, her Majesty will open Parliament in person. The usual Ministerial circular has been issued Lord John Russell. It announces that business great importance will proceeded with the opening of the session. In the domestic history of the ...

... Several mills in this borough have begun to work full time. Mechanics' Institution.—The members of this institution held their annual soiree in the hall on Christmas Eve; Mr. Coppock in the chair. Recitation and singing were continued until ten o'clock, when dancing succeeded, and was kept up with spirit. A musical and dancing entertainment was also got up at the Lyceum the same evening, with ...

... I N T D - The imports of wool since Monday last have bean eonl.- fined to 116 bales from T'ragurrog, 17 ditto from Antwerp, and 5B ditto from New York. As is almost invariably the caso at this period of the year, thie demand for all descriptions of wool is in a very inac- tive state; nevertheless, wee can notice no ;lterauiioi in. value. STATE OF TRADE (SATURDAY). LrEss.-But little business ...

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... LANCASHIRE. Thb Incrbasb of Disthbss Manchester.—A meeting was held in the Town Hall, yesterday, the Major, E. Armitage, Esq., in the chair, to consider the state of the poor, and the propriety of establishing out-door relief by means of soup-kitchens various parts of the town. There was very large attendance of the clergy and gentry. Resolutions were agreed to that soup-kitchens should be ...