The Sun.
London, England, 1854-11-03 00:00:00

Mr. Bokenham is now the chief of the Inland-office of
the General Post-office, and is named Comptroller of the
Circulation Department. Mr. Jackson is chief of the
Money Order-office, and is called Comptroller of the
Money Order-office.
The Belfast Mercantile Journal says that there ap-
pears to be a deficient stock of foreign wheat all over
Ireland, and the stocks of Indian corn, which were
tolerably heavy a few months since, have since been
materially reduced.
The Lord Mayer of London was present, on Tuesday
evening last, at a complimentary banquet given to the
Mayor of Bradford (Yorkshire) by the members of the
corporation of that town. The company also included
the Lord Mayor of York and the chief magistrates of
the neighbouring towns.
FEARED SHIPWRECK.— LIVERPOOL, Thursday.—A
letter was received this morning from Milford, dated
11. t. 31, from which it is inferred that the barque
Holmes, Captain Robert Cummins, from Alexandria to
Liverpool, has been lost, with all on board, during the
late gales. Some planks ',bound with yellow metal,
some wheat, and small portions of cotton, were washed
ashore about the cliffs west of St. Goven's Head ; and
the stern of a boat, with " Robert Cummins," picked up
near the same place. Portions of wreck have also been
seen floating about in the neighbourhood.
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