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... Old wheat frdmn 19s. to 2s'. Nmf do. 17s. 6d. to 20s. (Old beans 20.' to j21s. New do. 19s. to 20s. per load. Barley.33s. to 368. perqUir- ter. Old oats 14d. to 15d. New lb. Ild. to 13d. per st. At'Dumfrics cattle market,Dcc. 2, there were only about'~ ...
... papers contain ru- nionrr that the Porte is disposed to agree to an armistice with the Greeks, according to the treaty of London, but this re- quires confirmation. A Hatti Scherifi' has been published in waswer to a request of the Patriarch, but it only ...
... LODZr, OCWON1Et 81. 'I'le National Scotch Church, in London, is opened Very morning at half-past six o'clock, for a prayer meeting, which has iste'n very fully attended, notwithstanding the early hour :tt w%.hicil they meet, public curiosity being very ...
... Newcastle upon Tyne. Soli- Cilors, M\dr logledew, Nelcasile upon Tyne, and NMessrs WV i- liamson and Hill, Gray's Inn, London.J Joseph Slack, New- castle upon Tyne, insurance broker. ?? l land 129, at two, at the BIAtskrupt Commission Room, Newcastle upon Tyne ...
... Iadv of the High Sheriflof Northumaberlandl. The Lord Bishop of Durliami is expected to consecrate the burial ground of the New Cetnetery in this town, on flriday next, the 11th itsst. The church of Cresswell, consecrated by the Bishop of D~uybatt, otn ...
... Ali Pringle then read tute 1oliowing letters from Alessrs Ord, 0lodsol g Hinde, and itutt ; Brompton Park, Old Brompton, London, Dec. 10th. DEAR, SlIt, I1 ilve just received yoir letter requesting my attendance ata meeti hg to be hield ou ?? nlext, to ...
... Ardrossan ?? Kent (London and Dover); Kilmarnock; Kingstownvand Bray; Lancaster and Preston Junction; Leicester and Swan- niingtois; Liverpooland Mapchcster; Londonand Brighton (Stephenson's); London and Brighton. (Rennie's); London an'd Brightonm ( Gibb's); ...
... 2-AIMLI AKi r2ARV ABS AWACT, rconilinhued from p, ?? - flou8S or LORDS. Monday, November z7*- The Bjishop of London presented a petition from Cheltenhain, signed by upssards of 5,0) persons. aganlust, and Lord Broutgh. arm one from Sheffeld, signed by ...
... detected in the full operation of their nefarious calliig. -Tire first stone of the City of London Literary and Scientific Institution was; laid last week. The new building will cost about X4,0l0.-Kes- wick has been visited by the greatest flood remembered ...
... no place in which tlhe new poor law had been more mildly administered than in Sunder. land. Lord John Ruesell said, that after making every allow. I rnce for the diflerence of opinion which prevailed on the subl| ject of the new poor law bill, yet he could ...
... close succession, possessian interestal together new, for they give Lis a c'u* to explain the varna hie winds. Since these whirlwinds revolve by an invaria- ble law, and always in the same direction, every new storm changes the windl. Thus the hurricane of ...
... on a new species of Cfruea and of a species Eof utozorn, from the abdomen of a krnt, by the Rev. L. Jenyns, F. L.S. An anatomical description was then given i of the Pllarsapial Anlunats, by It. 0 ven, F. U.S. Mr Yarrell also read a paper on a new species ...