The Sun.
London, England, 1844-11-30 00:00:00

1g I NAME OF RAILWAY.

or. 23 Arbroath and Forfar
22 Birmingham and Gloucester........
Brandling Junction . .... .
23 Bristol and Gloucester
22 Chester and Birkenhead • . .....
21 Dublin and Drogheda.... •• • . 2t; Dublin and Kingstown • .....
24 Dundee and limrnath . ,
23 Durham and Sitiel. . .......•
. ..
23 Edint,urgh and Glasgow • ............
24 Eastern counties and North Eastern.
23 Glasgow, Kilmarnock, and Ayr
23 Glasgow and Green0ck.........
23 Grand Junction .
23 Great North of England ......
24 Great Western . •••• • • • • • ....
22 Lirerpool and Manchester ..... .....
23 London and Birmingham .
24 London and
23 London and Brighton
26 London and Croydon ....• • • .....
28 London and Greenwich
24 London and South Western ...... .
24 Manchester, Bolton, and Bury ..... .
22 Manchester and Birmingham
23 Manchester, Leeds, and Hull Assoc..
23 Midland Counties
23 Newcastle and Darlington
23 Newcastle and Carlisle-
-24 Newcastle and North 5hie1d5........
22 North Union and Bolton and Preston
25 Paris, Corbeil, and
25 Faris and Rotten . .......
23 Preston and Wyre..... ........• . ...... •23 Sheffield and Manchester... •
...
28 South Eastern-... • • •"•
...
23 Taff Vale .... ••
••••
• • •
.......
24 Yarmouth and • Norwich ...... •• •
North Midland . • • •• • •
23 York and

229
2,116

186
1,537
805

296

1,923
2,901

1,201

6,393
1,341
11,207
3,437
15,372

579
3,054

4,558

725
2,304
5,472
7,429

1,378

829
4,314
3,271

449
2,°65
528
546

Per qr. of 601 b, to the bushel.
Erma. NEW,
Wneat Suffblk, Essex, and Kent ......... Red —to 46 44 CO 45
NDitto- ditto .......... .. White —5l 49 50
orfolk .................................5 43 4 I
Ditto ditto ..... . ..... White —, 50 45 48
Lincolnshire and Cambridge... Red 41 42 43
Ditto ditt0............ White ^ 58
Yorkshire."... ..................45 48. .. Red 45 40 42
Ditto ditto ............ White -- 6* 45 48
Foreign. ................................ Red. ..... — 49 41 46
Ditto ditto White... —52 48 50
Pr quarter imperial.
Barley. Norfolk and Suffolk
34
Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
34 37
35
31 32
Foreign
Grinding
—a/ 30
34 30 32
Beans, Small fine Per qr. of 631 b. to the bushel.
Ticks — 45 38 40
Foreign
44 35
40 39
4,8 Oats, Potato tied Polar :d —'3
Dealing led. to 12d,, Foreign —d to —d. pet Stant.
Shelling
u6s to t7s Od. per Load.
Malt
..... 40s. flue 435. per Load
Rapeseed..... 231.05. 251.05. —J. Os. per Last.

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HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE GRAND DUCHESS OF
MECKLENBURCH STRELITZ.—We have reason to believe
that their Royal Highnesses the Hereditary Grand Duke
and Grand Duchess of Mecklenburgh Strelitz will pro-
long their visit to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
until the commencement of May next. It is understood
that the Grand Duchess's accouchement may be expected
early in January next. We understand that it was the
particular wish of their Royal Highnesses the Duke and
Duchess of Cambridge that their daughter should be
confined in this country ; and it has been solely with
that object in view that her Royal Highness an.d her
Illustrious Consort have made so protracted a residence
here. It is needless to remark that the Hereditary
Grand Duke and his family cordially acceded to the
natural desire of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.
We hoar that, owing to the limited conveniences pos-
sessed at Cambridge House, the interesting event will
not take place there ; and as her Royal Highness the
Duchess of Gloucester has offered apartments to her
Royal niece at Gloucester House, it is most probable Dover has never been so full of company at this
the Grand Duchess will be confined at that residence. , season of the year as at the present time. Nearly all
The Queen had, it is said, offered apartments for the , the principal houses are engaged and occupied by
&mi..
Grand Duchess at Buckingham Palace, as her Majesty i lie: of distinction. Among tile I.dore recent engagements
and court do not contemplate leaving Windsor Castle ,' are the Earl of Kennia.re, Lord Boston, Lady Went-
before the first week in March.
i worth, the lion. William Burrell, Mr. Jonathan Peel,
Cup
INCENDIABISU IN NORFOLK.--011 SUPday IVOt a r Mr. C. B. lkwiek, &c. Sc,e.-1)uvo• onzele.
tire was discovered on the premises of Mr. Dicks, of ' it is rumoured that Sir William Follett is to be
Twyford. A barley stack, the produce of six acres, was ; made Judge of the Privy Council (which Lord Brougham
quite consumed. One of Mr. Dick's labourers has been i devised for his own benefit)—and that Stafford No
into custody ow suspicion of being the incendiary. I cote, Esq., is to be brought forward by the Tories as his
sm-Subrelli Chromic.
1 Successor.--Western Wettern Times.