... Borghege. When Mr. Wilberforce was' candidate for Hall, bis sister, arl amiable young ladyo, offered tie co m plimnient of a new gown to each of the gives of those freemen who voted for her brother ; on whichl she was saluted with the cry of Miss Wiltberforee ...

... with the exceptions mentioned in the ri of Liverpools speech, and their Lordships Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS, FEB.- 10. NEW WRIT. A New Writ was ordered for Cite Borough of Neport, in the Isle of Wight in the room of Sir Leonard Holmes dec. Mr. BUXTON'obtained ...

... presented three Petitions aginst the revival of t the Combination Laws; one from the woolstaples of London, I another from the tia-plate-workers of London, and the third D from the operative cottoa-spinners of Glasgow. As some s alarm appeared to exist ...

... there should I eno grand emporium of liberal education in London [loud I applausel. It is in London that the general ?? has its ismost collective and potent influence on public affairs. It is in London, therefore, that the understandings of the people ought ...

... Narigation. . 100 ImperialPlace Glass ?? 0 2 2j a London and Boulogiss Steam packet .. 3 3 London and Bordeati ,Steam Pack ?? SO 2. 10 18-20 t *Loadon,'Gilifaltar and Genoa Steam .100 I 4iy l London and Diepp ?? -..100 2j Lower Rhiine Steam Nay . ...

... .Johnl Weltsenod Witltign Onyoln, ?? - London. sceotlen dtrapcrrs 1woelvent'-Hrtiry rint ttehsrdt Davies, liampton Bishop, I terefordt, c-ore dcalers Jonas TordlcT, Yoerk, r.l'maber, boozier, ,nd glazier, new a pria= e hi Yarts Cestle Winm it ed Tho ...

... Contnn'erce, Fqrt: I.for London, with corn ;Probity, Hlarris, atid RIt ver, Aiken, for Liverpool, with ditto. Ii's (s1brif,,.- AititrtvE. EnIterpriz.O, Fryctt, at Avis, Blur;ood, from Sunlterland,withi coals; Ne. Ltulle, Warren, fromt London, with goods ; Willia ...

... immediately perceptible; and the effects of this stagoatido have been too recently experienced by ail classsel ¢o need farther illustration. That our great ,xport Trade is of immense consequence to the iroerity of thle nation, we are free to con- fess, but the ...

... I-lukcrs VWim. Siwkif, TIiie.. bikes. & Thos-W. WillinscP, London, bankers ,elhn (Ircelrv, L'ritithelinstone, Sussex, lodging-louse-keeper MIiehael l'illips, culltlm-strect, Feveulrich-strect. London, and trtn siand'place, il;ngslntl-rvad, lttiddix. merchant ...

... LONDON, JANUARY 10. The '-different statements of Sir Thomas Lethridge and Mr. Butler, with regard tjgthe offer of the sale of pro- perty in the borough of Taunton, as a means of securing a seat in Parliament, are now in a fair train of complete and ...

... tpry news so communicate tu our'readers. 'lhe whole of the first army have already taktat the oath to the Emperor Nicholas. The same has been (lone by the Corps of Finland, and by all the Civil Authoritics of the Urand Duchy. Friday being Christmas-day ...

... the amendment was lost, there being 163 to iD. Mr HuMRF spoke of the evil of allowing certain country notes to be paid in London only, and proposed to enact tiat, in future, all promissory notes of 51. and upwards should be made payable at the places ...