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SATURDAY NIGHT. A public meeting will be Itch' at Leeds on Tuesday, sunnaoned by the Mayor, to petition Parliament against the Corn-laws. The Leeds Mercury of this morning is at......
The British Queen Encountered Most Tempcetuous Weather On...
homeward voyage from New York, which lasted twenty-two (leas. One day, December 3d, she only made 52 miles; the report in the lug being—" violeat gales, with tremendous sea,......
An Unpleasant Collision Between The British Armed Brig...
by Captain Elliot, and some Portuguese snips off the coast of Africa, is mentioned in the Lisbon newspapers. Before giving an opi- nion as to the conduct of either party, we......
The Prase States That The Embassy To London Has Been
offered to M. Guizot, and that the Minister of the Interior is earnest in pressing his acceptance of it. The report-of the intended marriage between the King of Holland and......
The Fife Herald Of Thursday States That Mr. Aytonn's...
for the Stirling Burghs is secured, and that he will be returned by a "de- cisive" it' not "sweeping" majority. Lord Dahneny will lose the sup- port of' about eighty voters,......
At A Special Meeting Of The 'manchester Chamber Of Commerce
on Thursday, a report was received from the Directors on " the effects of the admm:iaiyt•atton of the Bank. of Eileleed upoll ;he matmlheturing and commereial interest of the......
The Times Has This Week Repeatedly Mentioned, And...
mented out, a rumour that Mr. O'Connell is to be Chief Baron of the Irish Exchequer Court ; cud no contradiction of the rumour has yet appeared in the Ministerial journals.......
In The Port Philip Gazette Of July The 31st, Received
with our last batch of papers from Australia, we find the following- " The happy object of Queen Victoria's choice is Prince Albert, son of the reigning Duke of Saxe Coburg, and......
Dr. Chalmers Has Published A Long Address To The...
and Ecelesiatics at large of the Church of Englinel," imploring their aid to preserve the Unwell of Scotland from Mt (A.,Intetitot ?rid( tehieh it is thr,,it, by the civil power......
The Paris Papers Of Thursday Allude To The Probability Of
a fierce debate in the Chamber of Deputies on the Eastern question. Calmon, Ganneron, and Jacqucmiuot, had been elected Vice-Presidents. 01' general news the papers are quite......
We Learn Front The Dirmingl,cn Ourn , That Last Night The
requisition to Mr. C. P. Muntz had received 500 signatures, although the canvass of his friends; had been desultory and irregular. It was expected that the number of......
A Strong Force Of The Metropolitan Police Is To Be
immediately sent down to Monmouth, consisting of picked other '1'llis step has been taken in consequence of the apprehensions of the inhabitants of that town. Soule of them have......
The Morning Papers Coataia Letters From ",' ....
metallization of the Chartists" as very formidable, with rumours of meetings on the hills, attended by 40,000 men—" threats to cease working "—conspiracies to release Frost and......
A Correspondent Sends Us Some Figures Confirmatory Of A...
Im•le in our last number, (article on the Corn-laws,) that though the experts of' 18:39 might exceed those of any previous year since lc 36, the trade had been forced and......
The Times This Morning Contains A Long Report Of Speeches
delivered at a dinner of the Glasgow University Peel Club, on Monday last. Lord Eglintoun, the Chairman, encouraged the party to expect the early return of Sir Robert Peel to......
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