... WOLVERHAMPTON. The colliers of this neighbourhood, who are under notice of a reduction of wages, have been visited by the colliers from the Potteries who have received similar notices, and, instigated by the latter, the colliers of Bilston and the locality on Friday committed serious depredations, in one or more instances pillaging shops, and, in several, forcibly preventing those colliers ...

... SECON D EDITION. , - I § URsYIN&' CUIROVICLE OEFICIP, - Fridlay, 12, Noon. | 5-'RESS FROM PARIS. i soM ous OWN CORliESPONDBNT. PARIS, THURSDAY MOaNING. I bave se5it to you this morning by telegraph the ..utial clauses of the great treaty, offensive and -fetisive, concluded at Vienna on the 2d of De- .eniber bctween Austria, France, and England. I lew enabled to give, if not the text itself, at ...

... TIHE LOSk? OF THE PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL MAIL STEA.At-SHIP AVA. OFFICIAL INQUIRY. Yesterday Mr. Selfe, the Thames Police-court magistrate, and Captain Walker, of the Board of Trade, nautical as- sessor, opened an inquiry at the Grreenwich police-court into the circumstances attending the wreck of the Penin- sular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company's steamer Ava on the coast of Ceylon, on ...

... pr- St; Wlnnow, May 16, l8S2L D DzAiL Sis-Havjng written a letter at some length, addressed h Lj you in the year 1819, on the subject of the Poor Laws, I am v induced, briefly, to address you again, for the purpose of sub- ?? mitting a few observations on the Bill now under the consider- I ation of Parliament, for their Amordment; the Importance of 8 the subject is universally acknowledged.-V ...

... RAIL WKA Y INTELLIGEA CE. EAST INDIA RAILWAY. yesterdtay it meeting of shireholder's in, this c0nipan1Y, who0 hall SigniiCitd a, dciire that the companly should be ?? ced, wals heold iat the London01 Tav-ern, ]'lelOPsgtit -street, a t tw'O O'clock, to cons9ider the stepis to be tidoptedi for at dissolu- tin fthe conipriny inl tile most speedy an I nepnsv Imanner possuible. 8ir Jiohn Campbell, ...