... MONEY MARKET, .AND CITY I INTELLIGENCE. I ' T ~ . 1 ?? - -i's ~I FRiIDAY Eatn The couleir de rose opinion tliat we have taken of the general aspect of the money, share, and provijsjo market, is biy nO means abated. - Everything now. depends on: the management of the Banki of Englatid;' if tbt-porarue a stady' and con! sistenty coursee and are-not alarmed at one: or two million' more ...

... LATEST'- INTELLICENCE. .- - : 1 % C , CITY, SATURDAY EVENING. The ConEol Marietbeains pertecly quiescent to'day, the price being 91 to tne.eighth. The market is flrn notwithstanding the sales of Slock by the Bank of England. - The Share Market is very good, and has every appear. ance of being~ beler; but the business doing is very limited, and, consequently, prices remain much the same as ...

... THE LONDON .. TUESDAY, PE, 2. BA.DsaUPvT5.it)Mos9, Liverpool-buildig Llwerpo ?? ate tobacconSt. C. F. Smyrk, L1li,. ?? itder. J.Prior, St. Blazey, Cornwall. tailorQ, t. Woiverhampton. printer. J. Kirkman, Nottilog~b ' merohant. T.-SkipwortbhBeltonLiucolnshire Oeg]an,' soa, Shefield, merchant. E.jfSmith, Durpley, Glo iit. 744, apothecary. -kel. INsoulrSir PMTtONRaS.-S. Locke, Brlbta0 house ...

... Repeal of tiie Rate- paying Clauses of the Reform Act.—On Saturday, Mr. George Dauiell, at a meeting of the Vestry of St. Marylebone. the Rev. Dr. Spry in the chair, brought up a return, which had been moved for, ot the number ot persons omitted from the list of borough voters last year, consequent on the omission to pay the assessed taxes, poor rates, and other causes, rendered compulsory by ...

... COUNTY COURTS FOR THE RECOVERY OF SMALL DEBTS ENGLAND AND WALES. A supplement to the Gazr.tte was published on Saturday, containing two order* in council paa-cd with a view to carry int effect the Act passed la-t session for the more easy small (li and demands. The first these older, declares that ail courts for the recovery of small debts or den.ands under any previous acts shall be ...

... DUBLIN, FEB. 6. It is a strange phenomenon in onr state that districts which announce in one post comparative abundance, or at least a check to the progress of misery, in the next fill us with details of horror. All is calm on Monday, and on Wednesday the scroll of the prophet is unrolled, and woe is recorded within and without. Another singularity is, that the week begins in silence and ends ...

... Windsor, Monday.—The Queen and Prince Albert took their usual early morning walk. The royal family took walking and pony exercise in the ground-' around the castle. Viscount Morpeth left the castle to-day. Their R.II. the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, the Princess Mary, and H.S.H. Prince Frederick Hesse arrived in town yesterday, from Kew. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge ar.d Prince ...

... the Court of St. James's regarding the Sp inish marriages, has returned from London ; and reports say ie has succeeded in the object of his m .-.sion.—L'Esprit Public, Feb. 0. NETHERLANDS.—Occupation of Labuan.— According to the Aieuwe llotterdamsche Cotirant, Feb. 5, there is considerable excitement amon* Dutch politicians with regard to the occupation of Labuan. The Courant complains ...

... wanting some careful thiukers ; lor if there is ««w!!? question more urgcirt, is theoretical question*? I ' l connects itself more deeply with the fundamental of civil society. Pnacipia The remarkable change of opinion about the Door' which has taken place witnin the last few years ma*!! ascribed to experience or to agitation. My pereuasioS* the agitators nave had ground of reason to work i, ...

... EDINBURGH, Feb. 6. The lord-advocnte's lunatic bill is not likely to pass without opposition. It is objected to by some as another instance of centralisation—and because from the profits obtained from wealthy lunatics private and corporation asylums they can keep pauper lunatics at a cheaper rate thin state institutions can do. An apprehension is also entertained, that there will be ...

... in London or Middlesex. But it should be knowingly managed. A careful course of. Central Criminal Court sentences will enable men of brutal dispositions to indulge themselves in this particular luxury, as the quack advertisements say, with ease, safety, and despatch. We have been studying this curious record during the present sessions with some attention. We find that wife-murder stands, ...

... of religious tests at the 81 ties- We are, however, by means blind to tk practical obstacles which Mr. Christie U likely to meet, from the indifference of those who ought to support him, and from the prejudices which his adversaries can work. In the univeratiei themselves there are generally two opposing current! of opinion, one in favour of intellectual progress, the other jealous only to ...