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... London, Wednesday Afternoon. This being the Ist of May, no business was trans* acted in the stock exohange. The transfer offices at the of England are also closed to-day for striking the half-yearly balance. The railway calls for the month of May amount to £1,869,000. [by electric telegraph.J Paris Bourse, Wednesday.—[Router's Telc- Sam.j-3 35 p.m.: The bourse has been buoyant. closed very ...
... FAMILY HISTORY OK THB KRNTB.* MR. PARENTAGE, *o. The father of the murdered child wu the sen a *arpet manufacturer, who for many yean carried bnsinaei in OarpentorVhalL London-wall, and had retired from It some or 18 yean nil death. This gentleman had married Mia Seville (of Essex family, well known in Ooiebester, in that oounty), of whom nothing remarked beyond the fact of the rapectahOity of ...
... [Br ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC TELEORATH3.] HOUSE LORD 3. FRIDAY, MAY 3. Their lordship* met five o'clock. PRIVATE BILLS. Tho Tiverton Roads Bill, Oldham and Ripponden Road* Bill, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway (brandies Shawforth, &o.) Bill, Lanoashire and Yorkshire Railway (extension Settle) Bill were read a second time. The Wivenloe and Brightlings«a Railway Bill, North British and Peebles ...
... expired afternoon, at Wo burn Abbey, Bedfordshire. The deoeased, who was born in 17£3, was the seventh Duke of Bedford, and was the son of the sixth dake, bv hii first wife, the second daughter of the fourth Visoount Torrington. In he married the daughter the third Earl of Harrington ; succeeded his father in 1839 ; was summoned to the House Lords in 1832, In his father's barony of Holland ; ...
... Phillip, on the Donati, from Graveaend for Port Phillip, on the Washington, from Graveaend for Port Phillip, the 21st; from Graveaend lor Port Phillip, the 15th; Wave of Life, from Gravesend for Sydney, on the 25th; Canaan, from for Srdney, the 11th; Eiiza Kelson, from Graveeend for Sierra Leone; J alia, from Graveaend for Algoa Bay Bury St. Edmunds, from Graveaend for the Mauritius, on the ...
... London, Thur*\>ay Afternoon, Tlia public markets still present a heavy and Inactive aspect, and there Is no change be reported price*. The fame remark will apply railway stocks, which are nearly stationary. No change has been effected to-day the Bank rate of discount. the meeting to-day of tho creditors of Messrs. Ede and Co., Greek merchants, who failed some time since, the requisition ...
... The following irquests were held yesterday before the borough coroner : tho body of Mary Davies, a widow, aged 64 years, who was found a dying state, under the following circumstances :—Between twelve and one o'clock yesterday morning, a woman named Lydia Turner went the house the deceased and knocked at tho door, but axswer was received. The cellar window was then opened, and Mrs Davie* was ...
... FRIDAY [by electric TELEGRAPH. Consols began and finished the same after having boon temporarily weaker on quotations from America. Railways commcncement, but general improvement endued purchase l , and market oloscd strong at an Amerioan shares reoeded upon quotations from the Statos. but rallied again on purchases. Foreign atooka loft off steady, at opening prioes. Banks, mines, and much the ...
... RACES.—Thursday. ! Uinow Cup. Era L Mousetrap 2, Aggrt# 3. Eight r»o. Fitzwilliam Pla t*.—Caller Oui 1, Trust 2. -- Bine ran. Two-yhr auk Etaexh—BaliTerne 1, Glotuia 3. Fit® ran. NoKCLirn Ftakes Eab the Boirster 1, Braae* y 3. tight ran. Malton Handicap. Greta 1, 2, Proptet Fire ran. ...
... THE LANÇASHIRE INSURANCE COMPANY EWART. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. Gentlemen.—The proceeding* Institu'ed againat the Lancashire Insurance Company l>y the direct'ira > t the Liverpool and London Company were taken to compel tbo pnyi» nt of a large sum of not demonstrate a theory or to dispute one. That the Liverpool and Company had other « to them evident from the fact that the ...
... FRANCE. The departmental council of La Rochelle, assembled in a special general meeting called to consider the case of the horrible charges lately made against the monks of Sain tea, has resolved unanimously that the school oonducted the reverend brethren shall be suppressed. Paris, May 8, Evening.—ln to-day's sitting the Oorps L6glslatif, several members of the committee on the treaty of ...
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