... VVed&nesday, Mr' Lovsndes enquired whether thle di.4pute with the; Chi-' nese had been amicably'settlek'?.: `a.d'Whetbr the Company's ships would:bri ug holbe as much teaiilbs| year as they were accustored to do? ,In 1 orrsequekee. of the dispute' it had ...

... AttoirneyGeneral of Bengal. A liver complaint drove h 1im hack to England, and ho became standing counsel to ,nt -the East India Company. He supportedt the Reform of ;Bill, and was returned for Fiusbury With Mr1.~ R. Grant; lon, ,jmut us 1835 lie was defeatedl ...

... -Is is our deeply afllictivel daty to announces the worst picec of local noews that over was'published in Sheffield,- the stoppage of tile Sheffield Old Bank of Messrs. Parker, Shore, and Co., that highly respected firm, who have earned and maintained, ...

... has been purchased by the Peninsular and Oriental steam.packet company for the sum of £32,090. We also understand that the negociations between the Great Western Company and the Dock Company are not yet closed, and that there Is a prospect of an amicable ...

... robbed hinm. In _ fi11e tile purso and the whole of tile clntellts were gone. Aggrt s now began to conceive of the kiud of company be was got illto, o atln tlitkitig it ill Vlfila to asl1 assistance from sony of them, a dispatelled Stalt to tile Gahilidll ...

... occasion. At the Guildhall, on Saturday, a recruit presented himself to be atteeted for the military service of thle East India Company, wearing, at the same time, the. uniform of her Msjesty'e Sl at rogt. The magistrates asked for atil explanation, and were ...

... Thomas the Apostle, (eldest son of the late Liout. John Niesse, RYVB.,) many years cleork in, the Devon ds Cornwall Banking Company, Exeter. Juno 22, after a lingering illness, John Gillard, Eoq., of Well I House, Dodbrook. P June 20, at Woodleigh Rectory ...

... goods to different towns, including Manchester, Nailsworth, Stonehoune near Gloucester, Enst Ohinoiok, Hull, Huddersfield, Sheffield, Abingdon, - smlt London; and possibly in a few days more he might find out that he had sent 100 more to other plaocs. The ...

... decoyed from their homes. , Warhar tomutenced betwreen the North-Western - and the Manchester and Sheffield 'Ralgwsys at Manchester; the former company' doing all theycan to obstruct- the forwarding of~tbe traffic of the other at the South Junction. Chancery ...

... proceedings since the formation of the company. W. Avery, Esq., presided. Mr. A. Rowz, the secretary, read the report, which set forth that at first it was considered equal to the completion of the Iworks to form a company of 900 shareholders, at £1O per lshare; ...

... expenses, which amounted It to 7e. Mr. ROBERT PnILLIps, busilder, of Woodbary, was charged by Mr. Gardiner, lessee of the turnpike tolls, with b refusing to pay toll at the St. George's gate. It appeared g tliat the defendant sent a led with a horse and ...

... and lift present arms when the host passes. Captain Sheffield, of to the 21st Royal North British Fasiliers, having refused, gl y will in all probability be tried by oourt marisl ?? tai of Sheffield, it is reported, is ready to submit to any punishmn ...