... I. Because, the formation of railways in Ireland would not only furnish employment to large numbers of persons, which would relieve the present distress, but would furnish also per- manent employment in the maintenance and working of the railways when completed. 11. Because, railways in Ireland are desirable for the general convenience and advantage of the whole community of the United Kingdom ...

... REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF INVESTIGATION. As tiiis Report far too long to be inserted entire in our paper, we shall point out, and furnish extracts from, the principal subjects remarked upon the Committee. And first, the Company's Accounts The examination the Company's Accounts comprises period from the 30th June* 1844, to the 31st Dee., 1848. The Committee and the Accountants (Messrs. Qiiltur ...

... BEFORE MR. CORONER. Saturday, the lotli inst., at Turnditch, on the body of Herbert Alton, aged months. Deceased, the child of very : respectable parents, had been taken to bed by its mother, Thursday night, quite well, and was found by her on Friday morning, dead. Mr. Thos. Lomas, of Belper, surgeon, had doubt that deceased had died of convulsions. Verdict that effect. ...

... LONDON MifA KETS. CORN EXCHANGE 3 1 MAR LANE, HUONDON. MONDAY, JAx.L 27.-Thewcatciear dorilagtlbe p pat week was very stormy and aet. Our a rivais o f algranasnse last Monday have been very triflii g. Thhe spplies of English Whiseat his morning gold more readily, aud good dry samples nbt.:ined an advance of Is. per qr. over last islouday's prices, and fresh old foreign more enquired for. ...

... TRADB AIND NAVIGATIOXM cus1 By an order of the House of Commons, a return has an- been made, containing six several accounts relating to the bill trade and navigation of the United Kingdom for the year the ending January 5, 1840, compared with the year ceding January 5, 1839, These acceosets are-1st, of the ir- tee, ports of the principal articles of foreign and colonial mer- cbandize. 2d, Of' ...

... ?? WAY ,SHAJR MARKET. LONDON ~ss, TeiESDAY, AUGUST- 25, ~1840. nV ?? Paid. 8 Prlci$hsar. ~trc ~ce. £ £.s. AIWAYS. ~ a 3 to oo 100 -Dirrmingbarm aid Derby . 75-,- o SO- irmiinghtim and Gloucestee 72 . h. t~o10 o -0 atern Counties ?? 10 -5 Fri jj~f:, - G Grand Junction (ex. div.) . 215- I (1 o 0 40 Ditto Half ?? M6 10 - lo~It) 10 e Great Western ?? 10 ?? dill ~ 040- Dittot, Nw ?? o 0- op( - ...

... RAlLWAY SlAIE MAJBRK1. LONDON PVICES, TUESDAaY, AUGUST B, 1840. Capital. Paid. Price p Share. -Shares. X. .. s.. RAILWAYS. X. s. d. 6,300 100 100 - Birmingham and Derby ;. 78 - - 9,500 100 80 _ Bismingham and Gloucester 74 - - 60,000 25 2D - Eastern-Counties . 10 10- 11,000 100 10 0-Grand Junction (ex. div.) ?? 241 - 11,000 50 40 -Ditto Hjalf ?? 110 -- 25,000 100 06 - Great Western .g - - 3 ...

... COUNTRY MARKETS. DUaRB COILN MAILOCET. FrIDAY, March 12.-Owing to the farmers beings, gaged in their sowing, we had but a small show of kinds of grain at our market to day, and the quality a:. condition of new Wheat being improved, caused ?? vance of is, per qr. to be realized on fine qualities. ar secondary descriptions sold more freely. Barley COD:' nues very dull sale, and all except the ...

... LONDON MARKITS. COPN EXCHANGE.-MARK LANE, LONDON 31oiDAY, Oct. 12.-The weather fine for the eonclt5y1 of ha, vest in the mountain district in the No. th, antj j' Ireland.. Orr supply of English Wheat this morning suskeat We iote Wheat slow sale, and tull .3s. per n* . than this day week. Tie duty on Foreign Wheat sdvnnecd to 20i, ?? Thoraday, and ,o fis- ad. per qr. on O)at5, and is S,:. ...

... - COUNTRY eMA.UKETS. DERBY CORN MARKET. e FRIDAY, Dec. 24.-The frost, noted as commencing in ,t our last circular, and iihich promised so favorably for the -t condition of Grain in Stock, has been of very short con- -. tinuance, and a relaxed state of the atmosphere now nprevails. In consequence of Christinas*day falling on tle a Saturday, and the numerous niarkets in our neighbour- vhood ...

... A. .: 0DON MAREb'. CORN EXCHA.NGEX.-MARK LANB, LONDON. molnDA, July 11.-Wa bad a large supply of English Wheat this morning, which coupled with very fine. weather, gave usI a dull market for Wheat to-day, at a reduction- of 2s. per qr. from last Monday's prices. la foreign, Wheat very little doin. We heard of no trans- actions in bonded Wheat.-NVe note Beans and Peas L each Is. per qr. lower ...

... crAU[N'lt' l AfzTARKETS. aE it I oi Y O It siRVr V. . FIRIDY,Aug04 lti.-Wehai'i'3., reord aAt Iexper;tnee of mwst unspropitious 'catie', th. i':I ,l'uaic of whiIch imiust iowV cwrtaiTly r:rd ti. to say nothing about the serious app~r'i'hous ' s :idii .ettertaiidl c at cernirmeg the qplantitV ;n1d qal'. yield. To-day, hove icr, it isrlatilir se:ai'uirc Itranshalt sIIoShillc-conseqw.iitly Is. ...