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... FRIDAY'S \\1ARKETS. LONDON CORN MAllKET—FillL>AV. Slow sale of English wheat, but no seLers under Monday's prices. Foreign supply plentiful sales dull at easier terms. Barley plentiful bought ...
... T HE A t TIlHE PEACE PIIOP1OSAIl'.S. rUMOUR0C11ED DETERMINATION 01? TilE CZAR. TO REJEJCT THIEM. and most of the lengtheneid statemeneits in the various papers dusing the last two days coil-cut almoust wholly of speculat ion and conjecture. C'I~ to this tout sonie writers have asserted, and the great sma-jority hate taken for granted, that -Anstria lis niot niade the re cent propositionss ...
... Six easy chairs have been sent to Fort Pitt General Hospital, by desire of the Queen, for the benefit of the ?? News. The Europa transport embarked 17 officers and 465 men of the Land Transport Corps, at Plymouth, on Wednesday afternoon, and sailed on Thursday morning for the Crimea. Each of the captains selected to command the gunboat and mortar-boat flotilla for the ensuing year's campaign ...
... SOLDIERS' REMITANCES TO THEIR . FAMILIES. ad . I'.1,1M II at Major Powys has forwarded to the Times a letter from be Lieutenant-Colonel Warre, Lommanding the 57th Regiment, n corroborating the statements made, that most of the married ] 9 soldiers do remit money to their wives, while th~e are stilli some who positively refitse t'J do so, knowing, as they do, that they cannot be compelled. to ...
... A noble gathoring of the brethren of the abovo loyal and benevolent Institutlon took place at the Sc. George Inn, Grange. lano, Birkonhead, on Wednesday evenoog lost, when about eo of the members and their friends emembled to celebrate the anmdversary of the Perseverance Lodge, No. 1511, in the Mao. chestor Unity. The worthy host, Mr. Wingfield, had provided a most eumptuoos dinner for their ...
... UPON the grave ten thousand memories beam, Like glories from the Past, and stream along The bright emblazonment of a virtuous life Into the far eternal, where thy sphere E'er narrows round the throne divine. And lo, The poor and needy gather round the grave, And bitterly they weep their fairest hope ;— A lowly crowd, yet high and irreversible Their testimony in the court of heaven. They weep, ...
... THE LEDBU it Y HOUNDS WILL MEET ON Monday Dec. 24th Somers Arms. Friday 28th Greed. Monday „ 31st Dymock VIllage.1 Friday, Jan. 4th Wolferlow Common. At half-past ten. LLAJNIAIUIAM ATSTSU, X .ESTATE. COURT OF CHANCERY. BE BLEWITT. We have a copious report of this most important case, which has been before the full Court-the Lord Chancellor and the two Lords Justices-for two days, and most ela- ...
... MA&NERS OF TEE MIUT . [WA take the following from the Church and Stat} Gazette, but we are bonud to say that our own experience as to the Militia in this garrison, does not confirm the strictures of our contemporary.] We receive complaints from all quarters of the ill- behaviour ofour country militia-men, and our own ob- servations enable us to corroborate them to a great ex- tent. We ...
... The letters and journals brought by the Overland Mail were delivered on the evening of the 14th inst.. to the follgwing datef-Bombay, 16th November: Cal. cut ta. tke t .t The Sacdthai insurrection it not yet extingtuished, but is in proces of being put down. Martiall low has at length been proclaimed. lid Athough ita istynunet;. tality, the murdienag sages, at preseot attted through the county ...
... THlE CRIMEA. (From the Lowdind Gazette of Tuesday, Dec. 18.) WAR DEPARTMENT, Drnc. 18. Lord Panmure has this day received a despateh and its enclosures, of which the following are copies, addressed to his Lordship by Gen. Sir William Codrington, ?? SEBASTOPOL, DEc. 4. ?? Lord,-The enemy continue to fire occasionally, and sometimes hcavily, on parts of the town. They must have expended a ...
... LONDON, SA7 URDAY, DEC. 22.| TIn season of Christmas is favourable to a deliberate and unprejudiced examination of all questions con. nected with good eating. If the farmers swarming in London for the Christmas Cattle Show took the opportunity of reading unfamiliar newspapers, they must have been rather astonished at what French farmers have been doing, on a late occa- sion of their visiting ...