... The Mayor eat on Thursday last, in the Crown Court, to hear informations against shopkeepers and others for b e using illegal weights and measurer. It will be seen that ( one person was fined for literally using a stone to n represent a stone weigh', or 14 lbs. The following is a n o list of the persons convicted, with the amount of their n Y respective flaps, to which must be added the sum ...

... .XI S0E LLAN UR S., 'The St. Feleri'say'h ,Jenrirna aii iin ersth e tesseae- nI it tI 28th .lt1I , of the Orand lltirhes9A'Ivxaxldrinn, 'iughli-it ot his liti~prial Hlighiless the Grand Duke hw i' thlil correspondent of-the Morning C'hr'onicle sis- Sitne dlemned for faitrms. is- sprixiging up inld t14 ire si 2ordsi Who consent to grant Leasesi at re- floved ti-ate lutise no diflictilty in ...

... InTprtral 4padtlanrrtet. HOUSE OF LOR.DS. THIURSD AY,JA ly 12 On the mfltioti of Lord CAMP'BELL, the General anid quacrter Remsnios court Procedure Bill was road a secnd time. On notion ef the Earl of CARLISLE, the0 Drainage of Lands Bil was rend a third time, and paoscd. On the motion of Lord I5ROUGUAM, a bill conoolidatinig the 12&ws respecling Isomicidr and other offencos against the ...

... YESTERDAY, at one o'clock, a meeting of the Chamber of Commerce took place at the office of the Chamber, Waring- street, for the purpose of receiving the report for the last half-year, and transacting other business. Soeeral mnem- bers were present. JAMES BRISTOW, Esq., President, occupied the chair. The Secretary, Mr. S. VANCE, read the following HALF-YEARLY REPoRr OF THE COUNCIL TO THE ...

... ERMAN Y AND NORTHERN STAT T H EI,] IS.. ~~ @ ~PRUISSIA. S[FRO.M Qt lt Owx COltttESPONDENT.] BELI-N, july ?? well cotiducted arid l hoitourable to the Danish arms tile sortic froI Fre(lericia may have been, an event more untoward could rlot ha've occurred ulpoll the eve of signing anl armistice, which armistice, unless it he the I forerintumer of a peace utterly one-sided-that is, exclusively ...

... THE QUEEN IN DUALIN, JULY 16. Her Majesty does not propose to sojourn at Cork for any considerable time, and will not sleep out of the Royal Yacht, Offers of several handsome residences have been made for her Majesty's accom- modation; the principal being those of Mr. Roche, M. P., and Colonel Hickman, of lota Beg, near Cork. Trabolgan House, the beautiful seat of the former gentleman, was ...

... ITHE F RENCH, R37E iJB. ~rnThe Monitciur publishes the following dispaitch tofrom General Oudinot 'to' the Mainiser, of WVer, des- ~'cribing the final assault on. Rome, wich led, toi the utttot BuTrender..of the city': Monsieur le Ministre,,After the'assault of the basrifn8 Tand,7,' on the, 2stj had the honour to ifrmyou that, notwithistaniding tiio brilliant success ofta.afir, ywe expiected ...

... I R EL A N D. DUBLIN, MoaNDA MOiLxNIX. [FRIOM OUR OWN CoRR IESPONDEaNT.] THE QtU' oiN'S VISIT. -- Til HIARVEST. - The Queen's visit andl the harvest prospects have given a toil (of clierjfulnless to the provilncial journals, which affords a most striking and gratifying con- trast wvith the deep despoidency that prevailed almost uliversally even two or three inonths ago. It has been ascribed to ...

... MADRID, JULY 10. In the senate the discussion on 'the tariff bill still continues. After my letter of yesterday left, the senator Santillan, an ex-minister, regretted that not- withstanding His friendship for the ministry he must oppose the bill, that its provisions were ejf so elastic a nature that they might be stretched to free exchange or shrivelled tip to absolute prohibition throcgh the ...

... MONTrOIMERYSHIRE FARMERS' CLUB. I Tho Adjourited mneting of the members of this rriih tcok place in their Club-roomn, at WelshpoblIon Monday lnst, Mr, Edmonds, of t1 e Pentre, Church- livoke. in the rhair. The followinig.resolutions were Pruopcsed by lMr. Mofunt-ford, seconded by Mr. ilho s Crenkwell, Chirbury, and ulanimously adop- ted : I'What in consideratinn of the lateness of the pre- ...

... Imperial iparliantnt. HOUSE OF LORDS. Thursday, July 12. The Drainage of Lands Bill was read a third time, and passed. Lord BROUGHAM presented a bill, upon the recommen- ?? of the commissioners appointed to examine into the criminal law, which was read a first time. t I The Marquis of LONDONDERRY moved, that after the large sums of money expended, at the national expense, on tile harbours of ...

... RAIL WA YS. MONDAY ElvHNING. The share maeket this morning was very buoyant, and dealings in many instances took place ret a con- siderable advanco in price. Subsequently the market became wesker, and the closing quotations of moat shares are the same as on Saturday. The following, however, maintained their value better, and closed in advance of Saturday's prices, viz. : CJaledonians, 5s. ...