... W . . 0 V W W V V . ?? RooEIDALE FLANNELn AND WOOL MARKETS, MONDAY. JAN. 10.-We have experienced another dull market, and ifmanufacturers complain that they cannot get prices for .e their goods equal to the advance Which has taken place in some sorts of the raw material. The demand for wool We ha; g was lmtd and prices firm. week. TI limited, ~ ~ *~~several Ia [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) ther ...

... er On Friday morning, at an early hour, Ravensworth as Castle, the seat of the Right Hon. Lord Ravensworth, ot situated about four miles from Newcastle, was burglari- lk ously entered and jowellery of the value of £300, and £1 X100 in £5 Bank of England notes and sovereigns were o carried away. The rooms into which the burglars entered 1-were a bedroom occupied by the Hon. Mr. and Mrs. ?? ...

... _ ^ . . . I ; oin .£ ,s - 1 FRANCE..~~ ?? PARIs, SIUNDAY.-Thes second imporial'bali 'vas looked forward to with even greater interest thaR the first, and thesae efforts actively made to secure cards of invitation. al Independently of the ordinary love of pleasure which ac- tuates the gay soolety of this capital, an additional motive was found in the curiosity, excited as It was to the utmost ...

... THE ELECTIONS-OXFORD. As was to be expected, so soon after a General Election, the members of the ABERDRHEN Ministry have bad little difficulty ill securing their return for the seats vacated by their ac- ceptance of office. Hitherto,-among the decided elections-in Halifax alone, has any serious opposition been offered; there, however, the Hero of four Budgets in one Session had nearly sus- ...

... The following is an extract from a letter received by b Mr. G. H. Lovell, Porter-street, from the Australian v gold fields, dated August 22, 1852:- ? This is the country for a poor man, but let no one o come thinking they are sure to succeed at the diggings. c There are thousands here who work hard and get n nothing, and again there are thousands making their t fortunes fast, and good ones, ...

... ,nr- WIT'LITZ' TITI.R TTAT.FP.YP'AI? 3RD WEEK THIS HALF-YEAR. ?? . _ _R.ECEIPTS. ISame ?? Same IAle RAILWAYS. Week lime thie time Open lending 11353,.1 18352.1 i-year loetyearl 'f.53'1~2 1berdeen Jan 15 1415 1210 138630 J346809 72 72 BelfazL&13a~ly.ie;l a- 22 572 5126 1725 155 16 0 538 F Birkhd Lan &Cheetr- 23 1.400 1227 4737 3997 33 33 Blaekburn ?? 16 750 754* 1577 1352 27 27 Bvietol and ...

... CARLISLE, The election of a representative for this city, rendered t necessary by Sir James Graham's acceptance of the f office of First Lord of the Admiralty, took place on s Saturday, and terminated in the return of Sir James. Peter Dixon, Esq., proposed Sir James Graham as a fit and proper person to serve them in parliament-Mr. J. Irving seconded the nomination.-Mr. Thomas Hind moved, and ...

... ,;fFrom, ?? ILOWWa ea;rttr. At Die olit'tat inorth 2&th day of December, .; M 2;preseux, the' eftoc- 'a Moot EXCellen1t ?? L, toO o2 Ito 11cr AtaijuIst. in Councit, wa0 this day pleased tota iyppitit die Rtgih, 1lea- hatred C'airdwell, President of t titoi ('Ofoixt Iii' i~t C 'ac.[Vit ;Zl)I pitedl far t II Qe.'Inoidocriion atI iiua~tt 'otatot to tx ide end Foreign Plantations. ,ad tili ?? I ...

... LO9tNCOUNCIL, T7 S- -,Ji. 27. . Wyal , ?? Ilir. DMra, and Mir. Carti;, were h atn~te dcrutniot tilhinmu; Ur W. Thompson on wae fined do, for into nttendanc j neil kYf. T'dWvf nfd Mr. th, Thouopeonievere fined 2o. Gd. echli Jois leaving the Coluncil tWI without obltamining the Mayor's permisieono to do al. W IPUBLIC LIBRARY ANDi EADlINd 10001 O ?? ?? reed the fu11towingeto~otin referencet t be ...

... I t i I 7 ,I I k t i I f I i It v rI c I I c 9 I i IS a 8 f, J rg t, t (I I b 0 a t c 6 b 8 II r0 I p 0 10 t c b 09 ti v b r in n t t f cf r r t spot Tlie dog was a laroe powerful gray animal, and pa was judged to bo is cress betaveen a bulldog ands a collie.' IU The brute hlad managed to kill four of the sheep, besides fo severely wounditg another four. All the time the un- ofI fortunate ...

... TOWN COUNCIrL PROCEEDINGS. t It) 5VA ?? ?? j~~)LN10 A special mneeting- of Connell was held yesterday for thle far- ther consideration of thle GLASGOW IlaTltOvE.ttoNas' AcT, 1853 ?? Lord Provost in the chahr. Mr . J. WV. Wuttir wats sworn in as a r'epresentative of thle sevelitl Ward, fin the room of Air. Litiusdn,t resigned. r AMr. ?? presented at letitionk from thle soap bo-ilers, and Mr. ...

... (From ow. Tittes.) CITY 0OF LONi)ON-LORDi JOHN iRUSSULL. Onl Monday Lord J. ititssoil wais rc-elootod One of titl, repro- sontatives of Ctie city of London without Oppositioni. TIhe pro-() coediiigs in the ¶3 jild Hall commoencod ait I o'clock, under tho prsdnyof 'Sheriffis Cartr- andl Croii. Theo Noildo Lord,I t good-hunitotrcd oitdiencec, which lintle f-illtl thm Itoll. Lady I Jo)Ib, ...