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... SUMMER RATES FI RATES OF INSURANCE AT Cargoes ami freight* by Britieh-bui aoaTH. Blylh,VVarkvrortb,*nJ Alumonth. 7* 6dto Gr»m 7 Berwick and Kf«- month 7* W Grain 7 Frith* of Forth & Leith, Dundee, Perth .lOsOd to Of«io 7 eta Forth *cird. . Canft) .12* Grain - 10 MontroM, etonebaven. anil Abenleao liU to drain 10 Banff’-Findhcro, lore roe**, A Wick «s»6dto 17 ...
... THE UNION BANK I Jan. Balance in hand =~ -- - 395 18 ash from -- -- = ...
... RESPECTFULLY announces to his Friends and the Public that bis NEW STOCK OF PAPER,HANGINGS Is now ready for inspection, and will found the largest and cheapest ever offered in this town or neighbourbood, comprising every class, commencing at per piece. 8, King Street, South Shields. ...
... PROG HESS OF WA STATE OP OPERATIONS THE CRIMEA. following summary of the state of the military proceeding* in the Crimea, from the Timet ot Wednesday, from which some estimate may found of tbe real condition ol things at tbe seat of war. First, the steamer Ca.rc, brings us intelligence from Baluklava up to April 17- The narrative is a oneckered une. General Bixut, the Coin- mander of the ...
... Lit WOOL Maacu 38. It is diffienlt to give any accurate account of the English wool the past mouth. Never was it more xing. Except it be for low wool for blankets, and a ji ittle for 1 poses, to coi lete contracts tor government, there is but little wanted, es; a], depressed state. for combing purposes, which is in @ very The awful tailares in jonies and America have thrown such a shade over ...
... HE VIEN. ON. BRENCES.~-MR GIPSON OTT Mr S. i anticipation of the motion of which notice had been given b; Mr Gibson, said, he wished to put an inquiry to Lor Palmerston, upon the answer to which would depend his own course upon that motion, as weil as that of other members. He found, in the protocol of April 21, a paragraph, stating that Count Buol did not consider the different modes of ...
... ZETTE, FEBRUARY 2, 1855 ouse on Tuesday night, as the leader on behalf of Go- vernment, and leaving the Hoose in the same evening, he revives the subject of the War administration by sending in his resignation ! The question had before that day arisen out of the division amongst the underlings. How could the Peelites ® Thesame motives that hadinduced them to form thecoalition ald make them ...
... A letter from an army surgeon in the Crimea, describing the destitute condition of hospital provided, or which ought to have been prepared, for the wounded after the battle of the 18th of Juno, has again drawn attention to the horrible evils resulting our troops from the system of routine and consequent neglect which exists iu this department. We trust sincerely that an example will at length ...
... We certainly are slow coaches on the Tyne. THE NEWCASTLE IMPROVEMENT BILL. The local Reformers of Newcastle are still calling loudly for their Rent Roll, and insisting on selling, off their property before they get into more debt. Dr. Robinson maintains that the want of “ adminis- trative reform,” the great want of the day, is quite as great at the Guildhall as in Downing-street. Newcastle ...
... THe atic’ AND WOUND T SCUTA Scotari, March 26.— Tbe following is the pominal re- turn of deaths at the hospital at Scatari, &c., as reported from the 19th tothe 23th of March:— to the commandant’s office, by the medical authorities, T’'wo officers 110 non-commissioned officers and privates. The burials were—on the 19th of March, 11; none, 2)th, 18; Bist, 10; 2nd, 17; Wrd 11; 10; Beh, MORNING ...
... and carefull bottled fresh Summer WORCESTERSHIRE FRUITS, for Puddings, Pies, &c.,and which, with their PICKLES, PRESERVES, MARMALADES, and celebrated WORCESTERSHIRE SEASONING, may be ob- tained from all respectable Grocers, Confectioners, Drug- gists, Oilmen, and others, throughout the Kingdom, Worcester, Mareh, 1855, ...
... EC F THE BOMBAR Tae War.—London, Thursday—Lord Panmure pre- sents his compliments to the Secretary of the Electric Telegraph begs to inform him that the telegraphic communication is again open between Varna and the Crimea, and that he has received intelligence that the bombardment of Sebastopol re-commenced on the af- ternoon of the War Department, 1 45 p.m., 7th Jone. ...