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... ,tI(e 1ie. FRANT CE. Am5IVAOt OF THE. RMOIAINrS O5~ ADNslirum BOIUAT.-.-A tb prvalte letter from Tun t.esht nothing could be gi Ifore ?? than the aeception given to the remains of ihi Adrairel Brlast, oss Wednesday last. on lanuding they were re- S rem by Admiral. Duibourdieu, the maritime prefect, the Prefect iE Oft te Ver, the genral commanding the sub-division, the admi- ft id, aprosllatat ...
... IMR. FREDERgICK PEEL, M.P AT BURY. tlie F.e Last evening -a densely crowed meeting of the electors and nlhilabitants; of Butry, took place in the Tw al o h sr ~e pose,11 of affordling Mr. F. Peel, the representative of the borough eg i parliament, an opportunity of laddressing his constituents. v. Within a few minutes of the appointed time, Mr. FPeel, accorn- ie panied by a number of gentlemen ...
... IIPROGRESS IN THE COUNTY OF DURUAM. sole fet- There are few counties in Great Britain which are in a urn urn more vigorous state or more rapidly developing their resoinces ree than the county of Durham. At the present time every Ms, description of trade is in a flourishing condition. Tie coal trade is brisk, and the demand good, though some of the collieries the coals from which are altogether ...
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... THE EXAMINER AND TIME S. MANC HESTEE. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1855. A ?? and contradictory telegraphic despatch was received last night from Vienna, It states, in the fast place, that the exportation of horses, lead, to Bade. Saltpetre, and sulphur, has been prohibited with di :s and reference both to Russia and Turkey; and in the of second, that the army is to be placed on a peace ; a footing. ...
... %EF PHOTOGRAPHIC ?? - to The second meeting of this society was held in the theatre of at the Institution, on Thursday evening. Itthe absence of the sheibop the cliair was occupied by Mr. Alfred Nield. A goodly u Utuberof the members were present, amongst whom were ol ?? of the best asnateurphlotographists of tlhe neighbourhood. b. s ; strnetive paper on the wax-paper process was read, and a ...
... FROMMOUR LIVERPOOL CORRESPONDENT. LIvErpnfT.- PhInAV F. . Ilk LlVEnPOOL, FRIDAY EVENING. .6 After a considerable fall and dullness, sugar has been more n inquired after during the last few days, and 300 tons of ter Maulcities and Brazil have changed hands, at a deaine of l0s. 'to 12s. per cwt from the highest point of the ?? tea at and coffee there las been a fair demand, at full prices; but ...
... - - - hat the recent difficulties between the nt Pe nr Ranilwany of Portugal and the English con- riors, Messrs. Shaw, Waring, and Co. has been arranged, ESTEIN COUNTIES RAILWAY. -The Board of Trade, hose attention to the state of this railway had been called f tile town council of the city of Norwich, have appointed e ?? Wynne, RE. to inspect the line between 1jendofi and Norwich. ...
... THE VISIT OF THEE ING OFl I - SARDINIA. at ~~(Frqm the Court Circular.) to Windsor, on Friday, exhibited at an early hour a very br animated. and lively appearance - the. inhabitants being' Por as busily engiiged in decorathig their houses with flags, ban- and ners, and de~iceas in lamps, in order to do honlour to oft tethe isit of Hecr Majesty's illustrious guest. The unprece, obt, re dented ...
... MANCHESTER BOARD OF GUARDIANS, for, The weekly meeting of the Manchester board was held on Thursday morning at ten o'cloc-. The guardiatsoreportedtbat wn during the past week out-relief hade been as ?? for poor, 1,426 cases, cost X181. IOs. od.; Irinh poor, I11ll cases, hat cost X190. 19s. 4d.; English unsettled poor, 1.0o1, cost ery .2135. Os. Id.: total number of cases, 8,8518, cost '1507. N ...
... r MR. WADDINGTOIZ'S REPLY. -.AS - - IA - ` -1 A- r -rt Mr. Waddington, the chairman of the Eastern Counties Ralway, has'published his reply to the report of the corn.Al mittee of investigation. Herevertsbackto the spring of1801, the when he was called upon to assume the chairmanship-a perio ha( he says, when the company was 1in a state of decadence adbal disaster, They were being ruined by ...
... F r The Belfast NeWsletter of Saturday, says: For some days r past, in consequence of the strong winds blowing continuously e from the south-east, a heavy sea has been running in hle chan. . nel, rendering navigationdificult and dangerous. On Thursday it evening, at six oclock, the Laurel and Semaphore left this port, S the former for Morecambe and the latter for Liverpool. As soon as these ...