... bad been dn in other town- ships. Tme inhabitants were able and wvilling to pay the ful quota of goveranient taxes, but it Would be only justice, that it they were calied upon for anl increased amount, that a other town~ships should be dealt with in the ...

... otid. lin Oatst, Beans, Pess, antd itther articits, t er is lilile or its iisriatitiu. CU'RRE3NT PtRICr OF GRAIN ON hO0ARD SHIP. Es~sx Red Wteat, new, 7/0 WhI~ite . 34i Pine ..,. ttA I5 potitrs lb.. ., it) White . ..5 62 Smosttl ...

... -Gridisdsg 3LL Barleg is 2td. di~ares', osid Oats foil -Idl chore lost Soloerday's priren.- ;lIL'siting Peas, for pro re-nder, ste Io. per quorter deaorer; ond Peotri are held at Is to tsabishoc lost qgitotd liricet.-Vie thie/ Trade is aol iin alug wa y is=poeil ...

... b'terets/cr jar IsihhltCos bareheest erxteued, ii Irish irconitt, at ibec hdrarce ef the, peviclis seele ; the iuantlity hithtito ship]lI is sil all, bit irI lank to aoi itcese wieekly ab 1,t 1 840 qulltcrirs wsi c e h1- dti/i ilns the oast sen vil dayt. ...

... in re. sjsect of Wthich lie claimrs to vote shall he situate. And he it enacted, that rinotliercoriilhittee of his majesty5s lost hnioar~le prie council, to be namifed by his tsjeg5 uisder Isis slgn manil 2., 'haliquire into and determine tbhe limjits Hatid ...

... house had. published the evidence and an account of the proceedings. TThe individuals who had handed the Times to his lord- ship, had probably not informed him of what one of their own deputation lhad done before on a similar occasion, nor that in another ...

... at the, quotatisons suboind. or riningIlcele thse s vry ittle inqoiry. Vice presnt smple ofoceaiog nd roveder atssuppor t ]lost week'. ales.Boilng Pas oe qiiti egletod.Gooddry eans in fair re- ques. Te dman fo Mal cotinee angid-nd the trade in Flor i ...

... hO- ing placed no the-same footing with tile licenied vll e. Hi to which the deputies had answered in tile affirslstresc lord-ship promised to turn his attentiiln to tile adept ,,lie preseiit meeting had been called, b howevir, to j dh sures to resist any ...

... roulil teach tite itouise, Ito wsaos c corpse. Ott Tursitay itretai ipg, Mr. Rotbert N:wlatitl, Stle 1 Il~nimsll dOf thie Lonsct Ship jiublic-ItOUSL, 2hudteiill, ivos c totitti t( eoi in' htis Itt(. Ott tlt 0 itittitO itiot o, Joltit LNeIiii, iiite otto of ...

... Reform Bill; if the people do their duty, wvill place such balancing s and trionlning politicians in schedule A. IHis lord- 1 ship has emphatically bid the electors of Lancashire c FACtEWELL, and we ftncy few of them will cry I very bitterly at the lc ...

... wedders. At the ordinary to-day almost every purchaser at the last mar- I liel, both in wool and sheep, declared that they had lost by their transactions. THE GUMt TuADS.-A. deputation waited on Lord Palmerston on Monday from merchants in the city wvo L ...

... American, 2882t-llrazil, 6628 E-ast Indic, 35528 be West India, 6I-Other kirids, 30. Total in 1835 ?? -,..bags 70277 Some period lost ?? 702-53 e, ns MANCHESTER SMITHFIELD MARKET, SRPTEB5BER 16. se 5215 saeep, at 4d to Q d perI b, sinking ?? offal * 1929 lambs ...