... THE POSITION AND P)OSPEOTS OF OUR i I DOCKS. Burl - We have been favoured by Wi 11am Wright, Esq., chairman of the Hull Dock Coinpany, with the fol- lowing statement, showing the position and prospects of that comcpany. '1lshe statement is illustrated by a plan of the docks .- Hull is the third port in the kingdom ; it is distant about twenty-one miles fromn tile month of the Hurmber, where ...

... I - OML-IE 8WIIDLE AN ACCOMPLSHED BNTRAPPEDU Thre - We ?? London papers that pen justice has at lait vertaken an adroit a swindler Ive. ever exercised the trade. This person olled himself Hall-sometimes John, most often lout iJ. M. Many of his doings were long ago 'the exposed in the Glaugow Herald in the shape of thletter. from Mr. Miller of the (4uardlan Society. heice that expoure i has ...

... jIMPERIALPARLI . .v, (By 7n PP.3 _ ?? HOUSB O LO | THJRSDAY xNOVER1, IL iser, -Thei~r lordehips rnet at five O'clock.[ 2L king . TlTHE REPLY TO THEl A The Tho Earl of BnuDFoiw (the Lo DD ta brought up the reply of her beje °r Cbt ou2,d passed by their lordships in aus35athto s ol) thrA from thethrone whichwwaas ferllr te that you for your Loyal and dutifulw ?? Luet ?? ;the d support in all ...

... THE FARMEUS AND SEEDSMEN.-A case of some importance to the seed trade and to farmers is report- ed, in which 117 damages against the seedsman were awarded to the plaintiff by the Shetiff's Court of Cu. par, on account of seed purchased as that of Aber- deenshire Yellow Turnip turning out to be a softer and less hardy kind, so that the crop perished under the frost of January last, whereby loss ...

... FURTHER DISTURIUNCES IN BIRMfllGaAM. ATTACK ON THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL, At the meeting held outside the Town Hall on Wednes. day Light, to agree to a memorial praying for mercy for the Fenians under sentence of death at blnchester, there was-as we stated yesterday-a powerful opposition to the proposals of the promoters of the assembly, and it was determined to hold a oeunter demonotration ...

... TEE PRUGRLI SS 0F THE WOaRING CLABSES SINCS 1832, A lectore or, the above ubjeot waa deliveredl list evening, nader the aruspices of thre 6t., Georgeol B3rasch of the Birmingham liefermt L agau, by Mr. Iloury Payton, in the Lteture Hlall of the ?? Iosprovduesnt SBilety, Bfarr Street, St. George's elr. Finne more occupied the ohafr.-Mr, PIAY¶0o1, who wavs reoeived with applanue, began by ...

... GRG&T STACK FTRI' NEAR SUSDER- LAND. A fire resulting in considerable loss broke out on Tuesday morning, on the Offerton Hall Farm, near Hylton. and is generally supposed to have been the work of an incendiary. Mr MI'Laren, of Hylton Cas- tle, is the present tenant of the farm, and had 13 stacks stored fin the garth-five of straw, seven o oats, and one of hay ; while Mr Pringle, the outgoin ...

... (no, 01~s, OWN' COPMOUT M) ROME, Nov. 15. Your readers iill not expect me to pronounce t any decided verdict on the question whether if Rome was polled it would return a majority for iithe Pope or for Victor Emanuel. No one, indeed, e whatever his politics, will venture to predict here what might be the result of such a trial. But it is b at least significant that well informed Roman catholics ...

... COURT AND FASHIION. THE COURT. WssDnSO CASTLE, TCRSDAV.-The Queen drove out yesterday afternoon, accompanied by Princess I Beatrice. Her Majesty, accompanied by Princess Louise and the Countess of Flanders, drove out this' morning in a carriage-and-four. Prince Christiana and the Count of Flanders, attended by Major- General F. H. Seymour and Colonel Burnell, went, out shooting. The Hen. ...

... ILATEST ggILIGRAPMC NEWS. COMMERCIL. LONDON, TH=DAY EvmNinq. No miateral ehange has taken place In the stook kets. The transactions effected continue to chiefiy amongspcoulators, and just as they deal r a fall or a rise do the markets respond. For e moment there Is a disposition to think the esfet pries for some securities have been 0cheda and there have consequently been aome .porchases ...

... - I The usual meeting of this society wan held yes terday, at two o'clock, in the conmittee rooms, Oad. fellows Hall, Lower Abby.street, Mr. MIOHAMn GANLY in the chair, Mr. G4. Mordant, in moving the first resolution, to the effect that the society most absolutely and emphatically denied Pa recent statement made by the Society of Grocers and Vintners, in A public adver- tisement, to the ...

... T1H CORPOATION. . I .e - -ea- . ?? - s--. i A upe~al meebng ol te Mlwn1ipU Uonncil ws held 1esterdsayln the City Hall1 faire ;l ppose of I appomtuig three of the citizeui of Tiublii to be uemubers of thot Dublin Port and Dock Board, par. saunt to the 48th sec. of the Dubli Povt Act, l8d7 30th Vic., cap. 8}o 1opil Tshe Lono MAYson presided. Poesett-'-Aldennenr-W. Carro, MD, LoV a X Mject; Tarpe ...