... ailnonge't other &eIstJileidte;, Iveic lulopusel, aumidst lend tlppl!JnSe-. Ptro- priyto the Sheffield, Ashlton-nudter-Lyne, aursd IIsChester RaIIilway~_I Company. 4 M1r. 1R.'Peaeocl, meltiager at tile loco- mnotive~dehmactneiAt'. T'le serycelts of the ...

... Ap; Flvletwaod, Preston, & c. 1-16(i1s; 1udders. fil Mu tancitester Railway, and Canal, 28; ditto, 31p; Huddersfield asit Sheffield Junctioln, 71p ; Lancaslhire . anod Nortit Yorkshire, 61ds ; Leeds antI Tlhirsk, i R 3ds I Liverpool and Bury, 12jp ; ditto ...

... Exeter, Yeovil, and Dorchester, lids- Goolo, Doncaster, Sheffield, &c., 1, g, jp; Grand Union, -2ds; Huddersfield and alicirestr Railway, and Canai (£6 paid), J, g, z1, s, jp; Huddersfield aud Sheffield Junc- tion, 5, ?? Liverpool end Bury, 8;, J, 9p; Liverpool ...

... Thle trustees of tie turnpike It will incur much difficulty and expense in renewhig tire C road, which is now impassable, and we were inforumed that i ems I'hTrsday night thn rain came down it such torrents v thrat tie turnpike road was a foot deep in ...

... Abolition (Ireland) Bill; County Works Present- ments (Ireland) (No. 2) Bill; County Works Presentments (Ireland) Amendment Bill; Turnpike Roads (Ireland) Bill; Public Works (Ireland) (No. 3) Bill; Public Works Commissioners (Ireland) Bill; Baths and Washlihouses ...

... HUIDDERSFIELD RAILWVAY. The police coemnis- sioners of Stalybridge have suceeded in inducing tiee Hud- dersfield Railway Company to erect, at *the entrance to the town, a single aRilt, instead of three as originally intended. AeSToTe MoNsTTiLy CAtl-Er ...

... -Tlle directors of the Londoi and North Western Raivlay Company have recently been ap- ;plied to by the Post Office authorities, desiring to know . whether a mail train could be run by the company between London and Liverpool in five hours, or at an average ...

... barrack canteens in the three kingdoms. The highest rent paid is for that at Woolwich, being no less than £1343 is. 6d. In Sheffield there are stated to be 3330 persons em- ployed in the various processes of the manufacture of pocket-knives. A letter posted ...

... ? eanel r : i lirtc earls ti the front of tite worklotise, aslt Lthat if n i !T tilt piasi-lt in its present state, thii company would 1o a-hli bailti ii t statit on dle iworkhotise laud, tsp to the line e ft -ititioui. it amtsaver to a qtestiou, he ...

... time. The arrangements for the accommodation of the company are, we believe, perfect, and hold out the promise of a pleasant evening's enjoyment. Venus Attiring.—As we anticipated, a numerous company, notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather, has ...

... house of commons met again on Friday, to continue their inquiry into the bill promoted t by the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnsbire Railway Company, to supply the towns of Manchester, Salford, and Stoelport with water. Lord Barrington occupied the chair ...

... often quar- pe relied during thle lest four yeiirs, acid, nit Weineseday lI et, in~ hiim, lint in fucture lie Would s:hun his company. O~gden was D I ree to jusy expenses, 4s. 6d. fitud keep lin futu're ecit of its I 'o~idiipitiint' SCompany. en( CAUT'ION ...