... Tes mills continue closed and closing-the workmen insolent and starving-the rabble ora- tors braling and fattening on the spoil, and the Union in ftll mischief and malignity. In a few instances, the strike conspiracy has been defeated, but the 70,000 weavers and spinners of Preston and the neighbourhood walk about, with their idle hands in their empty pockets, waiting for the next remittance ...

... IDISTR ICT INTELLIGENCE. ?? ?? HEDON. rioI Onl Sunday last, at the afternoon service at Si, alltC Augustine's Church, a sermon was preachedforthe Bible deb Society, by the Rev. F1. B. King, M.A ,vicar of Burst- wick. The collection amounted to £1 9s. 7d. On Friday night last, sonie miscreant stole from the HO Westlands, Hiedon, a valuable nutmeg grey mare, about nor three years old, belonging ...

... I FRANCIS. PARis, Nov. 17.-It appears from an official report that the yield of the lasat harvest is about 10,000,00§ lhectolitres below the average yield, and that up to the present time 3.600,000 hectolitres; ?? haebe imported into France, r aebe M. Drouny de L'Huys has replied to the lasi note of Count Nesselrode. His friends say that he professes to regard the note as pacific, but remarks ...

... ; 1-1 ?? ?? -_ _ - - . LAUNCH OF THE SCREW STEAM-SHIP , OTTAWA. at I I - - A Im _ __ A A Pt, ?? 1 aisorv er Yesterday a splendid new screw steamer called the heard at Ottawa was launched from Mr. Joh ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1853. SILUS POPULI LEX SUPRBMA. SUM MARY. an e At the Privy Council which was held on Friday cleai afternoon last, Parliament was ordered to be fur- of T t ...

... The following extracts of a letter, written by a young man to his father a respectable tradesman in this town, will be read with interest not only by those who contem- ...

... FOREt.N INIT EIG]CE., :sik Pasha;, Who' ia Iohated *th the negotiation of ?? lonarived. aiti ris 'on Sunday, MDrning last. I ' lll t The superior ceoirg has given its decision in theiaff~ir ofgoe the ...

... i Al. H,, ,. ?? ?? X1LLJ5I 1 e.H.Christophersois delivered his fOA11h400tB?0, la'the d Town-ball, -to a: teryunlieboul audsaidienoei Th&; -, O WTwas Benefit SWeO ?? ?? it ?~ATAL A QnotbiWT ~ tt4 g`5 ...

... I The turnoat of colliers and factory operatives at Wigan has for some time past occasioned fears that peace would not be maintained; and on Friday evening an outbreak of an alarming character took place (a telegraphic notice of which was given in sur latest edition last week). At Wigan, as at Stcckport and Blackburn, under aimilar circumstances on previous occasions, the small police force at ...

... PAST DAYS AND CHOLERA DAYB. To Mw EDIcoTR-Sir,-Perhaps you will allow me to makea Few remarks respecting the proceedili goftlic Edinbgh anrei prayer. It seemsthat thiosworthy body-had addressedaletter to Lord Palmerston, inquiring whether the appointment of a national fast was contemplated by her Majesty, and the ansa received from the home secretary hae thrown them into a state (ao the penny ...

... I- THMS n.PALTS OF LONDON. The number of deaths from all causes, registered in London in the week that ended on Saturday, the 5th inst., was 1,112; in the previous week it was 1,144. In the ten weeks corresponding to last week of the years 1843.52 the average number was 1,001, which, with a correction far increase of population, becomes 1,101. Hence it ap- pears that the mortality of last week ...

... WOR13EN AD WAGES. NO1ES OF THE WEEK. STocxponT.-We shall be obliged if X. Y. Z., who has I forwarded several letters on trade matters in Stockport, will furnish us with his name and address. Loxno-.eirA public meeting af the working classes of London, for the parpose of considering the niecessity of rendering support to the weavers and epinners ofPreston, who are out n strike, and to receive ...