... POPULI LEX domestic. Her Majaty hold a Privy Council Buck- Palaoe yesterday afternoon. The of Lords sat but for few minutes list evening, when several ui impor.&nt private and public bills were read pro fonnd. Tho members of the Bouse of Commons were probably weary with their late sitting on the previous f.r four p.m. not members were present, and accordingly business could transacted. Mr. T. ...

... rectory of St. Peter's, Cheater, (ilr. Ford vu some years since rector the parish.) Fatal Accident to Bob, the Fireman Ooo.—This most useful dog to the firemen the London Brigade, like all bis predecessors, has been run over an engine whilst prooeedir g to a fire, and killed. The animal was in the habit whenever the fire-bell at the station rang to make ready to start, to run in front of ...

... A»a> VRVM Majors' Stajf.s, now and in endless variety make and price, at Jamus Smith b, Lofd-.tTß»t,-AJvt. ,L, mwCSmjrU U th.t the Aut-um >o »p*re hours, tad tt»» Newton nwlu finny duooverim in tee b&K boar before dinner time. men knew the nine time. Let humbly strive Imitate their Buurd Levy liu now e&kbled all to have * good timekeeper it price thau u> onlinwry mechuilo'. d»j pay. At J'2, ...

... WHARNCLIFFE MEETING. en extraordinary meeting of the shareholders of the West Midland Railway Company was held at the Gunldhall, In the city of Worce ter, yesterday afternoon, In order that the directqre might submit for their approval the bills of the Company now before Parliament. There were present Mr. W. Fenton, Cbaermen. Meesre. W. P. Price, W. Lewis, J Mellor, E. A. Watkio, F. L. ...

... BIRMINGHAM BANERUPTCY COURT. I YB3TEaDAY.. BrmonE MR. COc.N ?? SAiWNDERS. *ns re TZ, S. Bartlett, Olditssw, ?? nttr last examth'a tIo, attended by Mr. Jachbon, of West Bromwich, for the assignees; and by Mr. KIIghit for the bankruttl. The balance Sheet, prepared by Mr. Buddingtov, shaws: Creditors, £i06.Oa.34, debtt £ 181. 123. Id. propetty, £1EO. ; and defictanly, 4203.8s. 2d. ht!r, Jackson ...

... I OO1N KT MrsM. &o theirgorilneue all dplendif hscaused. nalo of alt binds of-cor soulay 1allere. ?? tileay maoket Ihere wes . very' short supply ot whelkfo~ bsfabe but N)l qualities sold a~ole t&ecf ~ frfG o Ii. et fuautterv Barley Zu omly beld for qul2 At ajCue-O ar .Pr nvo tanding pwsakda. BiigqoawIrte h'66.s*Y t .a04t* beans AndI peas~ a5ittonew, fir3Od. toi8.prba~to 0T,' earley '0&t -8.O ...

... CORN MARKETS, &oe WARWICK CORN MARKET, SatUrday.-Themarket to-day was extremely fit, and scarcely any bulunese doing, millers and dealers not casing to'buy. Wheats were quite Is. per bag lower, and there was no alteretion in Other kinds of grain from our last week's quuotatlons. GloUc16EaT CORN MARKET, Saturday.-Small attend. suce of farmers, end an average supply of wheat, exoept for the best ...

... I YONNERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW.-SArunDAT ArNOON.- The market is quiet. The dosing pnces are subjoined :-Spot, -8e. to 7H. 6d.; May to June, 07N. 6d.; October to December, 64s. 6d.; old Y.a., reweigbed, 53e. to 52w. 9d. Deliveries to last evening, 963 casks; arrivals, 276 caskq. COTTON GOODS.-MANCnEST0, MAY 25.-AH busi- ness here has been completely suspended since Tuesday last, by the ...

... I . _ nr A A ; a. enn~nA*, NmovneeAx, KAy 25.-At our corn market this Momorag the'-e was a. moderate supply of wheat, the quxality of which was on the whole fair, and samplee ware in good condition. The weather durin the past week has been extremely fiue and seasonable and thxec saled ereptible on the young wheat plant, which now presents a more healthy ap- pearance. Spring corn is looking as ...

... I. . *I.. . I WZDNsDAr RvINZ. A fair amount of business was done to-day in the mining market. East Wheal Grenville shares re- ceded at one period to 4s., 8ellers, but later in the day, upou receipt of the telegram quoted below, announcing an improvement iu the mine, the miarket advanceds au closed with firmness. Therewas also a fresh improvement in East Caradon shares, which were quoted 20i ...

... TUESDAY, May 7. BANKtRUPTS. W. M. BRUSTER. Swansea, Glamorgansbire, letter-press printer, May 16. June 1.5, at Baslngball-street. H. CARTER. Alma-place, and Caroline-street, St. Clements, Oxfordshire, painter and plumber, May 21, June 20, at Basinghall- street. =G. ELLIOTT, West-street, Farnham, Surrey, blacksmith and licensed victualler, May 17. June 21, at Basinghall-street. J. PHEBY, ...

... EXTRAORDINARY MEETING OF TIHE ULSTER I RAILWAY COMPANY. YEsTUmDAY, an extraordinary nmeeting of the share- holders of this company was held at the Board- room, Great Victoria Street Terminus, for the pur- pose of considering the following Bills:- A Bill to enable the Portadown, Daingannon, and Oam.agh Junction Railway Company to make a branch rail- way to Anghiuncloy, The Dublin and Antrim ...