... U teo n. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1850. (I ELynIrorTEro OF 1851.-Tire Executive Committee rec ix ed an Saturday the following letter relating to the eutry of foreign goods Suuo;hanp'ton, 9, Queen's-terracc, Commercial Otlices, Sept. 20. ?? Sir,-l beg to acquaint you that, following the iii- ?? af t Mr. Ihollnas Hill, of this place, I havce also .ecierm ti3 si vith him eln reeivintg goods from ...

... To Ole EDITOR of the HAXPSaIu TruELEGRAM. Slt,-Soloe ycears ago, a cock appeared with the abovd title, in reference to the Utitariati Controversy and really the words may now, I conceive, be applied to our Established Church. Not ocily the character but c the taclett of Archdeacon i Manning are hleld ilu high I cntimatioll, so tilac I was not at little stirprized to 'cc bis a name attactoed to ...

... claindjeoter. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2S, 1850, irth Cosie REPORT, F.RIDAY. tie Iday T.'holc ti/e srheal t ade has turicny the last fortnight be hes- asstoned a some::bant firmer tone, ive are ntzatle to report oua- (nIny cateil ihnpJ10eouTeT t in the gCnMe1l1 tone of this Tu ote, b>ranclh of l esiness. That ons' mer-chatnts sed millers le( ears feel very little comifidence in thestabilitv of the ...

... ?? -:)aO-nuon. WEDNESDAY, MAY S, 1860. It appears fronm a printed parliamentary paper that there are 190 loain societies existing, all of which, except aSIC in Wales, are in England. The number of applies- tions for loans in 1849 mas no fewer than 69,642, of vbich number loans were made to 56,710. M. Halvy, the celobrated composer, arrived on Wed- iesdav fromu Paris, to superintend the ...

... Fralail;' 'an 0a@ftte. 1 LonD CIIAX5BE]1LAtI S OFFICE, MAY 9. hc Notice is blrcby given that her Majesty's Birthday hI vill be celebrated on M educsdav next, the 5lith inst. IV BAN KRtPTS. am DAt, Ricld, and Joseph Brown,Covent-gardefl, coach ar lace makers PTsntATT, Edward, Park-vi'lage wet, Regent's-park, of adveerishig agent tE 11OLLANIU, Join, ('Cveetry, builder al HAYHURST, Wrni., Li ...

... THE METROPOLITAN INTERMENTS BfLL. We have before us the cc Metropolitan Interment5 I'pR Bill,-~a c Hill to make better provision for the Inter- The, mont of the Dead ilee and near the Metropolise,-extend, VAS, ing to 66 clausro~1. We- will enldeavour, as concisely Re 'Jf_ possible, to- Put our readers in possessioa of the scheme' cdd, Th e first enactment is, that ties General Board of Ion ...

... D .. )1wro = = = DU * PEIDAY, JIUNE 20; 1501 FIRANCE. PARIS, MORtAY, Juno 23. ?? Rallinl was condemneod by do- th. C. 200111.ales the two yeas'inpei- fault 2by a fine ofepublication of atoe V,. ?? 24 Fovodor and toe 13 Jolin. Teroicthold a grand review nit Satateday in ale Crol d Mas.No disordors occurred. Theu prsiot a rcisdwith move thanl usual favooc by wore' g AliveNaelano eeoc. (toth ...

... .filo~ ,'EUVONV0 1Ltohxlt saltte. A .-.AO ?? OCT. 23. vItiDSOU CASTLE, OCT. 23. ?? T e as this day pleased to confer th honour t f Kei~hthOd ?? Richar~d latinp Kiudersley, Esq., a atelt; ?? Bxton, REsq., Follow si Lial anSociety, Horticultural Society, and the the 01 1e ?? ; Chiarles Fox, Esq., of Now-street, Secictar°ens, i'n the county of Middlesex ; and upon SprODo Cobit, eq., Fellow of the ...

... IBANQUEtT TO KOSSUTH IN SOUTIAMPTON I re ?? Kosoutb, accompanied by Md Puleoki, Lord Dudley fr E- Stuart, Ciptaits Townsend, the Hon. Mr. Walker, Lord ,i ad Cand iizro, r.Wileex, 50.i., the MayorofLeicester, 511 a- dseveral otlier gentlemen, arrived at Southampton ott con in Tuesday by atoe two O'clock train, and were received by il is thle M~ayer ,and Town Clerk, Mr, Bderroct, smp, and ?? ...

... e The followving account of the late eclipse of the sun, tra 'r d by Mr. Robert Chambers, of C/eaveabhs's fee ErZal, is the most graphic we have yet sccci. It is dated from Gotlee- cm n borg, and Was addressed to the editor of the Ldieehttrpb Y if Conrant:- ab i' It may be readily imagined that, as the moment of by , total obscuration approached, the excitement waxed in tie intensity. It was, ...

... fluw i ?? - tuE REPRESENTATION OF Til BOROUGH. .. nn,.lncerneft that will be found elsewvhere, it By en announcement that will be found elsewhere, it lil be seen that Sir George T. Staunton, Bart., will not lsaie offer himself for the representation of Portsmouth inyeliments We avail ourseivee of the opportunity jhsaffosedd no of acknowledgieng the consistent and saforme liberality of Sir ...

... *1100tex SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 1851. -. CHItlCHkl3tB L. The full Report of the Sussex Assizes wvill bo found d in our 3rd page. On Tuesday the Venerable the Archdeacon of Clhi-l chester, the Rev. 3. Garbett, hold his primary Visitation c of the Clergy and Churchwardens of the Deonries of Boxgrovo and Midburst, in the Cathedral. The morning s service Nvas performed, as usual, in the choir, and ...