... OITY and XONETARY INTELLIGENCE. I FRIDAY EVENING. The English Market showed firmness in the early part of the week, and the Government broker coming into the Market as a purchaser on account of the sinking fund, Consols advanced to 91, J Money, and 91j i Account, being an improvement from the previous Friday of 4 per cent. They have, however, since receded per cent., owing to disquieting ...

... CITY and x ONETARY INTELLIGENCE. | he Elighsh Market Itas been FRIDAY EVENING. Tile EnglislI Markcet baa been generally dull throughout tile week, in consequence of tile unfavourable weather alid the uncer- tainty with regard to the prospects of the Reform Bill, which, it is feared, may lead to a Ministerial crisis, if not a general election - whlilst the tenor of the political illiormatioll ...

... The Half-yearly 'Meeting of the Proprietors was held last Thnrs- day, at the ondon Tavern, Mr. IONIDEs presiding in the absence of the Chairman of the Board. In moving the adaption of the Report, the Chairman said the late fire had necessitated araising of addiional capita]. The building and its contents were insured for 960000, and 38,000 had been received. Fault might be found with the ...

... LONDON GAZETTES, Tuesday, Febniary 26. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED.-C. DISBREY, Mlelbsorn, Cam- bridgeahire, cattle dealer-C. WILIIY, Masbreagh, Yarkshire, jeiner. BANKRUPTS.-(To surrender at the Bankrupta'-ceart, Loodon.j- It. WOODHATCH, Snawbill, City, baker - H-. SYMONS, Alders- gate-street, City, iroumanger - P. BALLARD, Highgate, licensed victualler-T. J. SAICH, Eating, cor's merchant-A. ...

... Tuesday, Xarch 26. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED.-B. TOMALIN, Saudgete, Kent, tailor-H. B. LITTLE, Baker's-boildings, City, builder. BANKRiUPTS.-(To surrender at the Bankrupts' Court, London.)- T. 0. PHILPOT, Leadenhall-street, City, shipbroker-J. CROOK, Laurance Pountney-lane, City, coal merchant-R. F MAITLAND, Lime-street, City, merchant-M. HARTELLY, Bucklersbury, City, merchaut-J. J. SOLOMON, Lower ...

... CITY and XONETAJY INTELLIGENCE. FRIDAY EvENING. The English Funds showed some animation in the early part of the week on the improvement in the weather, the prospect of passing a satisfactory Reform Bill, and the continued ease in the money market, and Consols advanced l per cent. To-day, how- ever, the advance has been lost, and Consols close exactly the same as last Friday, 91 4 Money, 91e i ...

... LONDON GAZETTE.- Tuesday, March 5. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED.-G. BUTCIIERtanud S. J. BUTCHER, York-road, King's-cross, coal merchants-J. P. LACE, 13irkenhead, poiser. BANKRUPTS.-(To stirrender at the Bankrupts' Court, Lonflod.)-H. NEWBERY, Cross-lale, City, colonial rierohalst-J. HOWLETT, St Thomas-road, Stepney, bricklayer -_ i. B. BRIGHT, Kelland-road, Plaistow, out of busiless-AMY LOUISA ...

... C CITY and XONETARY INTELLIG}ENcE. FRIDAY EVeNING. The English Market has been unfavourably affected this week, first by the Ministerial resignations and. secondly, and to a more marked extent, by the Fenian movements in Ireland, which it is feared may give the Governsent a great deal of trouble, and at the same time inflict mischief on the country by driving away a large body of the resident ...