12 AUGUST 1854, page 10

Postscript.

The House of Common. met at three o'clock ; and its time was chiefly occupied in debates and divisions on motions for the issue of the sus- pended writs for the five peccant......

We Understand That General Sir John Burgoyne Left London...

night for the East ; report says, for Sebastopol.—Morning Herald. Mr. Steele, of Derwent Bank, the new Member for Cockermoutli, in the room of the late Mr. Aglionby, took his......

Sudden Death Of Lord Jocelyn.—this Much Respected...

an early hour this morning, at the residence of Lord and Lady Palmerston, from the effects of an unexpected attack of Asiatic cholera. He was aged but thirty-eight.- Last......

The Dispute Between The Engine-drivers And Firemen And...

of the North-Western Railway, respecting the contract-system, ripened yesterday into a general strike. The Rugby men first, then the Bir- mingham men, refused to work any......

The Moniteur Of Yesterday Publishes The Despatch Of Count...

dated June 29, in reply to the Austrian representation ; with a comment by M. Drouyn de Lhuys, to whom the document had been officiall y transmitted from Vienna. Neither throws......

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The health of the Metropolis continues to grow less satisfactory. In consequence of the progress of the cholera, the number of deaths last week, 1456, exceeded the calculated......

At Two O'clock This Afternoon, The Queen Arrived At The

House of Lords, in the customary state, to prorogue the session of Parliament. It was not to be expected that the Royal Speech would make any important re- velation. Perhaps its......

Money Market. Stock Exchange, Pansy Afternoon.

The recent reduction in the rate of discount by the Bank of England has not enhanced the value of Government Securities this week, nor alleviated a great pressure for money that......