The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-18 00:00:00

in the ministry

speaking and bowing.,
instead of their being
performance of duty

(Loud c
it
reee

i in G

agree with Mr. Urquhart 'in describing .th(
tools and the creatures of Russia. (
gentleman meant only that there had I)
against Russia, and that Russia would have been checked
if our government had been more up to the mark of duty
then he (Dr. Vaughan\
honed they wet

And his concl

incipali

clearing► of the mouths Of the Danuli

Those fine valleys that lie it

into comparison with it

ri a want of decision

and that

s what he

to tell th

than tt

comfit

tieth, in the way of export to us, and import by it

little vigour on the part of t

~ which a

might secure for that country, and for
hear.) He trusted we should attend to the blue books
more, that we should look to the diplomacy more, and
study to be up in the foreign questions, quite as much as in
our home questions. It was a part of English education
that needed to be brought up, so as to be present with our
education in domestic, political, and econominal questions.
(Hear, hear.)
The resolution was carried unanimously.

The Rev. Dr. VAUGHAN again rose, and moved the fol-
lowing resolution : " That this meeting rejoices in the de-
termination of the British government to uphold the hide-

of arm

(Cheer

kir. Peter ROYLE seconded the resolution, which was

unanimously

Votes of thanks having been voted to Sir Charles
id Mr. Urquhart, and to the chairman, the

separated

HREWSBURY AUTUMN- RACES YESTERDAY-
THIRD AND LAST DAY.

e weather wa

crowded with spectators

Subjoined is the result of t

Chronicle
last, in v

that 0:

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he put

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BUTLDINC

great favorite of the Dublin pul

winter

.CNALLY,

Jury, in

nave r

of a husban

chiefly

express,

e, at r

auc
bot
Guayaquil, is 5d

and on

is 81-d.

he demand f

iu qualit

to tll

iill enny

is to I

From t

DAY. EVENING,

rs that thi
be lost

ill not

ceregal 1

3 the next after term sit

DISTR

on t

lIARKET

7,000 1

most 1

-5 been q

1,000 of which have I

EXCHANG

the value thereof corrol

ation to Mr

'day, for the

)aily Time

st India has
to report 300

) arrive,

id common

tin
is 11d to 1

- YESTERDAY

The sal,

Lerably free

anwhilc, has

upon the trade of the week.
and meal is Is t-/ load lower. Old beans firm ,
is 1 car cheaper. Peas are rather easier to buy
corn is without alteration. Choic,.;,
alone saleable at last week's quotations "

ur sell

new, 6d t 9

Indian

season-made malt i 3

Dcspatces were received at the Colonial Office yesterday
morning from the Governor of Gibralter.

LIVERPOOL AMATEUR GLEE -AND M
This society's sixth performance is
this evening in the new Clayton Hall, when, it

IiDRIGAL UNION

announced to be given

forte pie

,ddition to

will be perforracd by Herr Frederick 'Unger
of remarkable ability, whose debut at

a German ptanis
Manchesier on Wednesday eveni

THE COAL AND IRON TRA.DI

7, was most • successful

assumes

itisfactory position, generally speaking, and the
return of the colliers to their work looks well. We wish
that the men would avail themselves of the present oppor-
tunity which is afforded them of doing plenty of work, but
such, we are afraid, will not be the case. A circular has

a Very

been issued this week by the agent of the largest coal pro-
prietor in this district, announcing a rise of is per ton upon
heathen coal and lumps which makes the coal of this de-
scription 13s per ton, and the lumps 11s. The demand for
the coal is still very great and far in excess of the supply,
although a greater quantity is thrown into the market from
a number of new pits just opened. The pig trade has been
rather fluctuating this week, and the demand has not been
quite as good as it was, but the demand for manufactured
iron continues unabated, and the mills and forges present a
scene o-

great activity. Labour continues in very great
roiliest, and it is a rarity to see an unemployed man in the
neighbourhood.— Wolverhampton Herald of yester day.

LOMBARD-STREET BRANCA
POST-OFFICE SOLVED.—APPREHENSION OF TILE BURGLAR
YESTERDAY. —lt may be remembered that on the 4th inst.
one of those mysterious robberies which have of late occured
iu the City, took place at the Lombard-street Post-office,

THE ROBBERIES AT TII

when sor