... *Mpping Intelligence. PORT OF HULL. FOREIGN ARRIVED. f FBBROAUY 10-Monarch (s), Alain from Antwerp. 13- l Janyrin, Fatle, from Gallipoli. 14-Lanark, Venhard, from t New York. Constdntia, Sowerbyfrom Rouen. Lordofthe Isle, Ricks, from St. Mslichael. Forester, Steel, from Valpa. ralso. 15-Tuk, Miallis, from St. lichael. Cheshire Witch, Laurle, from Taganrog. Ebenezer, Arnold, from Boulogne, 17 ...

... IREGEIPTS OF TRE CHARTIST CO-OPERATIVE I LAND COMPANY. PER MR.. O'CONNOR, he ng )O- cal 11- m. 6t-. ut, an est sed )ur ies Dm lis. ate the ved R. of iart ie- leir the DUS Dre the lve lip an of or ish us, lief ds, to of by lay nd ng r.c St. in. ice ,d- st by ixt to H. Ill Ia- uid eir re. tl]. *nc ice Up in !dy !en st. ar. the 'on the Ca- ,et we Vdo ,ve ,de ix- ler his the ion of 31 R em cts to ...

... NATIONAL TRADES ASSOCIATION FOR THE PROTECTION OF IN- . DUSTRY. lo1 union far the Maniljt bni What the Anti-Corn Law League has done for thle Corn Laws, the National Association of United 0 Trades will, in a few years, do for that great pro. ,, portion of poverty, disease, dissipation, and crime, WI that is Produced, either directly or indirectly, by low Sa I ae.Although the institution is ...

... crabroll ftbalarIM04. ?? ?? TUE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF UNITED TRADES. UNITED WE STAND, DIVIDED WE !ALL r [An article under the above heading will be found in The Labourer for February (just published), from which we select the extracts given below. The writer in The Leaourer takes for his text the admirable speech of Mr. Robson to the London boiler makers, which appeared in this paper of ...

... LONDON, .TURSDAY, FEB. 25. J.UsJV U ' U~ .lPS:U.tlhAA IS' Ll). II,. There was B tolerably good market for Railway Shares, and thd quotdtions were generally pretty steady, nlthough the busi- ness dons vwas riot rten8iva. -The following list contains the official quotailons of buisineees d466 do th4 Stolk Exchange up to the clase this day .-Absrdeon ?? Biriniaghamn and Oxford Junction 143, ...

... ebartiot Katib companp. aal by PERTH.-At the usual weekly meeting of the ers Chartist Co-operative Land Company at the house he of David Mitchell, boot and shoe maker, 74, South aw Street, Perth, James lesser was appointed scru. nd tineer for the next month, and John M'Glashan and ,nt William Graham auditors for the next six months. if The following motion was adopted :-'rhat the nt Perth ...

... craorol, ftbasirlav ry BOLTON.-At a Land members meeting held oi IS.s Sunday last, it was resolved:- That all members, smnames eligible for the ballot be read over at a mnem. ror bera' meeting. called the last meeting night previous at- to each ballot, so that all members' may know whether they are on the list or not. That W. n. W. Pickraiice be the financial and corresponding secretary, ...

... jNATIONAL TRADES ASSOCIATION FOR THlE PROTECTION OF IN- DUSTRY. de- Uelforesr tae MIUron, lost (he What the Anti-Corn Law League has done for the ,nd, Corn Laws, the National ABsociation, of United; ,ed. Trades will, in ; few years, do for that great pro. I portion of poerty, disease, dissiyation, and crime,j )oSt that is produced, either directly or indirectly, by low full wages. Althoigh ...

... BFFECTS OF T 3 GOVER.NMENT. NCl,[~ STATEME;NT OX TU1E MONEY MARKET. flu ?? TwoaClock--The financial statement ofthe - ,85LbAY, L W JU t - ?? CtOIutVlt or nc cellm of thie Exchequer has absorbed all other Chatn rs this morning. The principle which has been afooted by the right lion. gentleman is precisely the one 3 bich we have repeatedly stated was in the opinion of te est competent juudges in ...

... WOOL AND TRADHE MARKETS. v1- - _ .. . . ?? The imports of wool since this day se'nuight have con. sisted of 37 bales from South America, 55 from New South Wales, 327 from Russia, and 100 from various other quarters. There is a fair amount of business doi in thie best qualities at full prices. Foreign and colonitA parcels are a slow inquiry, but not lower. STATE OF TRADE (SATURDA). ?? is a dull ...

... --1 U~~~nqiries- l! }AtESC3-- . :; i:> INLEED,- r. -LON-D~ONLEOL. AND MACHESTER.: seen lace U . WA B tie ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ' ~~LE ED S, IWF Th iae a*4e lies roiied Ina quiescent -state was c cul asbei gobe imited n i extent,.azld the varne- Ip021in cewcosneteqestly, very trifling. - TisA -dlvidanda-declered i ysm o l l compadtesieat th's bltl-yearily tie55tlnis 1Whold- 2then lug o 5hlilgll ...

... [CO-.ffUNWD Fl1so TIIE SUrntaLE9t;.1 WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, FRIDAY, FEn. 19. Y The supplies this week are small. The demand for Wheat is Slow, yet holders are firm and require last Weeks prices. The high price of barley causes maltsters to pause and there is only a small asnount of business done at late t rates. Oats and shelling are in limited request, also beans. but no variation in value. ...