... Wednesday night. From It we learn that Lord Althorp, on being pressed, exonerated Mr. O'Connll. and Mr. Fine from the charge of speaking and voting against the Coercion Bill in public, and recommending its adoption in private, and charged Mr. Shell as the man ...

... a body of men with intelligence and a discrimination to discover the truth, and he had little fear on that ac- t count. Speaking of this very jury, at the Preston meet- eing, after the trial, Mr. Hunt said,- Had there been rone honest man on that jury ...

... struck, the captain (who was at Si the capstan) on the head. with a large heavy Iron mall. The B e captain fell Without speaking, and thermate struck him again L( d twice on the hesd as belay on the deck. le then ran to thel tb r man at the wheel, saying ...

... our great favourites, Madame Galvani and Signor 5arai. and, added to them, Mr. Ltyrutill s, and Mrs. Cutitey, of whor report speaks in the highest e eeme. Wearegla-t tofndthat Sheyrepsaa their concert v s to-morrow, ?? their performance at Preston otts Monday ...

... several parcels of New White Country Wheat sold at 7s. and 7s. 6d. per 70lbs. So far as the farmers have thsmhed out they speak wvell of the yield and condition, but it It inferior in colour to ?? years crop. What few sales have taken place in the course ...

... to-day, consequently business was I r. rather dull. Low sorts continue heavy; fine qualitiesI It sold well ; and, generally speaking, the same prices were t.obtained as last week -The wool market continues slack. I *n Manufactun ~ ?? g .1 ., a reduction ...

... sions. Nearer home their progress is still more rapid , ?? they have become Universal favourite s e- and the Irish Newspapers speak loudly in praise of the ad words and music of both songs. Nearly i0o Provinciri Journals have recorded their admiration of ...

... y size, very comfortable envelopes.. Boa tippers ?? ?? appendages to thems and though wemuec confess that boas, strictly speaking, are no longer fsshionu able, they ?? continue to be pobrtially adopted, not only 1 walking, dsut In carriage dress, by eery ...

... instant, in lat. 45 ii, long. 34 0: crewv saved by C the Rialto, of Bloston, and. landed here on Sunday. Captain ti Andrews speaks. in the highest terms of the handsome treatment which lie and his crew received at the hands of a: Capt. Holmes, of the ltialt~ ...

... Wtibtpxtr itrced (Current. rTHURSDAY, DECEMBER 17. 1E35. Buesiness, generally speaking, is more active than is usual at this season of the year; there is great firmness in the priese of most articles. * Denotes rising. J Deieetesfalliorg. COLONIAL PRODUCE ...

... othele indispensable engage. pr ig ments prevented bur attendance at the Templars'-hall, cn ha Tuesday evening, we can only speak- of tbe performances Cc he ot. the report of some of our young friends who were pre- i d sent on the occasion, and who all ...

... xcinpl.ir, and is said to have distlibulited his patronage in a disintcresteil ajnd generous Mallner. Ali eC\ ling 1)a;e', in speak- ing of hiH LorilsI il), sayts-' i O a, ?? andi e troll-stored inild lie added the trtest relioiaetv~a r gertilenian, ever-not ...