... The general weekly average price of grain, for the week ending Nov. 27 :—Wheat, 525. lid.; Barley, 31s. 6d.; Oats, 225. lOd, Rye, ?2s. lOd.; Beans, 6d.; Pease, 4Ss. sd. The average price of brown or Muscovado sugar, computed from the returns made in the week ending November 30, 1847, is 238. 4£d. per cwt. A Beef Association has been established at Montrose. They advertise boiling pieces ...

... NORTH WALES— SCENERY & SIMPLICITY. Our Welsh land possesses the enviable characteristic ot being exempt from those huge and sanguinary crimes that seem at once to shock and fa cinate the world, and ,v . e . ® r a^ er , journalists fit subjecs for stunning leaders and faithful sketches, illustrative of the horrible and the mysterious. The stern grandeur of our heights, the g oom and desolation ...

... Gentlemen-The question of ps-ire which the corporation tproposes to give for the dock property has been so ably see' Iforth in a temperate pamphlet, headed 1 Bristol Dock Transife Schasne, that either of you can form an opinion as to its being. extravagant or not as well as myself. I shall not, therefore, go over that ground ; but it appears to me that my fellow- citizens are for the most ...

... ST. SIMON'S-The church If St. Simon, Baptist-mills, was oonserated on Tuesday last by the Lord Bishop of the diocese. The district of St. Simon, which is thickly populated, is a part of the Trinity district of St. Philip and Jacob, and the incum- bency has been presented to the Rev. J. T. Barclay. The church Is in the Early Decorated style, from a design by the late firm of Hicks and Gabriel, ...

... journal was prosecuted on three charges, on two of which it was acquitted, but found guilty on the third. The subject of this last was the reform banquet held at Orleans, and the offence charged was a libel against the person of the King. The sentence of the court was a fine of 6,000 francs and eight months' imprisonment. It is announced that the Lyons and Avignon Railway will be opened for ...

... just been published, contain some facts of interest . . . . The quantity of cotton wool imported during the ten months of the present year ending on the oth of November amounted to 3,757,462 cwt; during the corresponding months of 1846, it amounted 3,990,411, and of 1845 to 5,648,599. The quantity imported during the month ending sth Nov. last, is considerably in excess of the imports of the ...

... tamcbroler. seel. sOt., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1847. L. MARa-LAFE, FRIDAY. r as The millers, bakers, and dealers appear to be toler- casta ably well satisfied that they will derive no advantage by Ins, holding off longer, and as their stocks are generally LIIB, reduced to a very low ebb, they have lattly bought on a air- sufficiently extended scale to give an impetus to prices. sp-, Wheat has ...

... RE PORTS .OF- THHE PASTy HARVEST. -(From the Gardeners-' Chronicle.) The -words Below and ccOver, in the colunins of Past Averages, signify that the past. averag hsbe'elw or over that of thC rsn er h ako ltroainipista threshing has not proceeded so far as to justify an answer to the questions that have been put. The symbols. X and - after any fiure are to be read .and upwards ccaud ...

... FRIDAY, DEC. 17,1 On the motion of Sir George Grey, the petition, complaining of the conduct of Lord Fitmnardinge in the Wl est Gloucester election, VeS ret ferred to the Committee of Privileges. ?? answer to a question from MrGladstosc, Lord J. Russell said, he could not slate the precise day when he should be abl& to bring forward the measure relating to the navigatiit laws, but he was ...

... COeRnESlPONfDiVeCE. To the Editor of the Jpgtnicl Journal. Gislinghiam, near Eye, 7th Dec., 1847. DEPR SIR,-On Sunday last, at the invitation of my frienlds Mr. Harriss, of Botesdale, I had the gratification of witnessing an instance of the application of Chloroform ,s a nicans of obviating the pain of surgical operations, an s n local testimony to its efficacy and easy manage. ment may be ...

... blb ?? )tditorn o4 the ljwwltehl Jant'ntidl Sktir-Some anonymnous letters signed M having tra. bently appeared in the Ipswoiek Joturnal, upon the subject of the drainage of the Town of Bungay, as an inhabitant of the Hamllet of liungay, 1 beg leave to state that some years ago an alteration wras made in the drainage of the town, by which the outfall of some part of the towvn drains was muade ...

... To the EDIT'O of the OXFORD JOURNAL. S oaddress myself to Mr. Jordan on the subject of his ltter published in your paper of last week, for I have no acquanatance with him except by name, nor do I address myself to the Archdeacon of Oxford. for that would be to follow Mr. Jordan's indecorous example, but I address myself, to you, Sir. because, in publishing Mr. Jordan's letter, you have, ...