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... There is' no Eortlgn intelligence of much importance this week. America things appear to'be in a very uncomfortable state, the President's lefusal torecharter the the United States. Brothe Jonathan is tarnation uproariouV' in conse s nd..great commercial ...
... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Visitation. —The Rev. John Ileadh.m, Archdeacon the Diocese, held Court of Visitation, for the swearing in of Churchwardens, &c. this town, on Thursday last. A sermon was preached on the occasion by the Rev. Mr Hutton, of Helsington ...
... contested, vet his utmost speed was not required. This was his eighteenth race, yet defeat he never knew. Lancaster Shipping Intelligence, June 1834—Arrived—the Tom Tough, Williamson, from Charente, with Brandy, viz , for Lancaster hhds. forO. T. Roger ...
... Drinkald (the Common Councilman) intimated that from the nature of his business (that of a ship-broker), he was enabled to procure a goad deal of intelligence on the subject, aud there existed no doubt that the fear transportation had of late become second ...
... large farmer says to his labourers to your work, but, when the small farmer has occasion to hire them, he says come', the intelligent reader will, I daresay, understand the difference perfectly. Now if it is really the case, that tbe small farmer has the ...
... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. The Earl and Countess of Lonsdale, accompanied Miss Thompson, arrived at Whitehaven Castle from the South, on Wednesday week. The Noble Earl slept at Broughton-in-Fiirness on Tuesday night, and the following morning, on his way to ...
... savings, unknown to her husband any part the family, for the last half century. Preston Ship Canal.—On Thursday last, a number of gentlemen favourable to the formation a ship canal between this town and Lytham, met at the Town-hall, James Pedder, Esq., i„ the ...
... Commercial Intelligence. Rochdale flannel market on the 18th instant, was not so well attended with buyers as it had been for the last four or five weeks. The business done in the wool market was inconsiderable. The cotton hand-loom weavers at Todmorden ...
... produced, the numerous and intelligent company which has been assembled, and the place where it held, in the metropolis of the ancient kingdom of Scotland—(Cheers) —when it is no less famed for liberty, than for its general intelligence, and the cultivation ...
... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. The Lord Chancellor left Brougham Hall on Sunday, for Loudon, for the purpose filling the vacancy occasioned bythe death of Sir J. Leach, Master the Rolls. is expected back at Brougham Hall in few days. The Lord Chancellor arrived ...
... Commercial Intelligence. The flannel market at Rochdale on the oth instant was as brisk as that of last week, and goods of all descriptions were speedily bought up. The two last markets have been the best of tbe present season. The silk trade here and ...
... gentle heat, and, when mixed with ase oil, or common pitch, acquiring fluidity, and well_adapte' or preserving the bottoms of ships against the destructive ct * 0 the worm termed the teredo navuis. Sometimes the asp is found jet black and hard, breaking ...