... LONDON MARNE'rV-Nor. 26. COT1r;.-Tlle colton juarl; et since odr iatt hag been v in a Vetv' 1:11gtttd state, yet tlhrte rre nO sellers at a ty rc. dtution. lane CtoreFF.-_T'Iejl poijjlie sales of cdl'ce last week were coil- w're I Nldriblo thc Briti.1 ...

... appurently of a mesuh lets a- gree~ble chaiacter s the continued decrease in the value oft ear cotton manunafotures sitee the peace.1 A comunarisnon of I, the two colousus Is the above table exhibits a decline to such a us extent, that ...

... motion was put from the chair and unanimously agrecd to. Mr Daweson Moved a vote of thanks to the cl:air. Hc, along With his friend M-r ilosson were present as a deputationI fromn a large body of ;hnareholders in England, and he had mruleb pleasurlc in ...

... to a Handicap of 25 sovs. each, 15 ft. aud 5 only if declared. Cup course. (201 subs. 94 of whom declared, Mr Stebbing’s Malton (Fenn) 1 Mr Pedley’s Cossack 2 Mr Loup-garou 3 25 others started, but were not placed. ‘a splendid race; won by half a neck ...

... and inland -a municipa- e itsoiprant that it requires a Provost, four Bail ies, a jec Treavsurr en d ten Councillors to manage its affairs-and yet50 Fthe one day they bees. not as much business as will furnish art fotadcent paragraph for a newspaper-the ...

... 'Sata -Marth'a,, caiMe' psrsogrer, Mr John-' an( son, late Mate - of the, -hi p Vale ntine- of Liverpool chat (a South .Sea.-fimai), -which veeikiwas'i~otallv lost in*~O a Severa t n ira ?? Ggaq' 'n tie tha ~d of Setember Lat -T_ t n, and o ...

... favourite won the Derby; antd ?? he i's a loser to the tune of L.'20,v0o. A ecrtain Eari, connctvil wvitl} the Rtoyal HMuse- holld, has received a severe rebuke frorn the King on account of ?? nmeddling and incessant chat- ter against' fte reform bill. The ...

... the committee were prosecuting the object of getting a piece of land with great zeal and discre- tion, and were likely to arrive at a satisfactory conclusion. They were not yet, however, prepared with a special report, hut he expected they would be so before ...

... town. Ire made a long and appropiate speechl on the occasion, and set off soon after to sttend his miristerial dutties in London. Some nlaughter was created by a person proposing that the admissiot fee -of two shillings re- quired on a Metmber's entering ...

... CatueRmAic in a few rem arks moved the adoption of the report, which was seconded by Mr Neil Robson, C. E. A protracted discussion ensued, in which Mr M'Lure anI other shareholders took part. Ultimately, on a division, both reports were by a majority approved ...

... Wheat a, g-rml demand h-nI als., best experiesceed, and Polish Odessa hadl sold at 52s. Per qr. l3~ C' the present time the fact of a rather large stock of bonied ?? et being helat in Englaud ready to beshippeed immuediateiv, if drets should occur a prospect ...

... *1ds Scichl & Country ?? .59 e IIYV, old ?? -s -s POI1r..A:Ai, line, a qr. I ls iQ' 7- ew ?? 38S 42s flt,.As ?? t4s OS (1d POT AT 0ZS ; Sr:TtSI.Dn, por twi. f lititOt, per ton. Ie Yorali.h Kidnu. A 1 L. 40 Yoi ksO Kidlncy LA 10 1-Q5 Os 11 _ SItral5 Clihamp ...