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Int. The sample was good, and fetched 8s. per bushel." The Bath Journal—" All accounts we have received of the crops are of a most sa- tisfactory nature. The ears are full, the......

Of Mr. E. Scrimshaw, Of Wisbech, Were Wilfully Set On

fire. The w offered by Mr. Scrimshaw, and by the farmers and others in the neieshe the discovery of the author of " Swing" letters which have been sent is well entitled to the......

Resolution, Which Was Merely Declaratory, Was Es Follows—...

be another hanging, in the case of the man Gilchrist. Little DA " That from the continued silfferings of the humbler classes in Ibis city, the ne. was hanged to satisfy the......

" In Consequence Of An Invitation From Lord Althorp, There

was a very numerous meeting on Monday afternoon, at the Foreign Office, of the members of the House of Commons who have supported the Reform Bill. We understand that Lord......