... :_____ pt ll V ar to THE MAYOR. IT will be seen, from our report of the proceedings of the Town Council, on Wednesday, that a number of that body, thought proper to ask Sir Wan. LOWTHROP to Con- sent to be again elected to the office of Mayor. We beg to tell these officious gentlemen, that, in acting thus, they went beyond their duty, and intruded upon the functions of their successors. It ...

... -Bill I'Lifflimact. T I HULL AND SELBY RAILwAy.-Traffic returns from October 19th to October 25th, inclusive:- Passengers (3176), parcels, &c £ 434 2 11 Goods, cattle, sheep, &,c 216 2 4 Total £. £650 5 3 Rt is reported, that the York and North Mid- land Directors contemplate making a proposal for leasing the Hull. and Selby railway: as well as the ...

... THE SPEECH'OF SHAAMAN CRAWFORD AT THE ULCER' MEETINO.9 Mr. Sharman Crawford came forward and said: My Lord and .Oentleme4, I trust ib is unnecwssry for me to teal you with what delight I come fciward to second a resolution which demands ?? 'equal rights, equal privileges, aiid equal laws with England. (Leuod ch ?? . ldemand that for Ireland which Britain enjoys, and I demand it on the ...

... LATEST PARTICULARS. West of England Conservative Office, Wei Tuesday Evening, Ten o'clock. We have this da conversed with Quick, thedock- yard policeman, who first discovered the tire. He was at North Corner jetty about four o'clock, from whence he saw smoke issuing apparently from the head of the Minden. -IHe immediately ran to the sentry on duty on the jetty, astern of the Minden, and told ...

... MIDNIGHT AXSCRIEF.r5During the last week some of the less frequented streets of the town of Huddersfield have been annoyed by some worthless vagabonds ringing the street door bells at night, usually betwixt eleven and twelve o'clock. In some instances they have wrenched away the bell handles ; it savours indeed of the act oa some drunken reveller, but whoever the party is, it is satisfactory ...

... I THE BANK OF IMANCLIEST£R.-There was an annual meeting of the proprietors of this establishment on Wed- nesday last; on which occasion a statement of all its affairs was laid before the meeting. The bank, it would appear, has done a very profitable and consequently safe business. for the past year; the net profits appearing to be £55,000, and though the surplus fund has been much reduced, by ...

... The Queen continues her daily exercise at Windsor Castle, when the weather permits walking or driving in a pony phaetou with Prince Albert. The Court, it is expected, will leave Windsor for Buckingham Palace, on the 12th November next. VWrNDSOR, Sunday.-Her Majesty and Prince Albert with the royal household, attended divine service this morn. ing in the private chapel of the Castle. The Hlon. ...

... NEVER, in all our experience, have we seen any thing like the wilful, audacious, persevering falsehood and delusion, which have been practised by the Leeds Intelli- ge9 cer in regard to the Borough Expenditure, during the whole existence of the representative Town Council. We shall prove this in few words to arithmetical demonstration, and then ask the Burgesses what they think of a faction ...

... SiATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1840. NoltTH MIDLAND RA.LWAY.-Traffic for the week odirg O.3ct. :3 (,ro-s titount for Conveyance of passen- ger:. parcels, carriages, horses, and Ml~s .£.02. ?? 3t MIerchandiseandmineralsinpreviousweek 547 11 1 Totl. £ 3573 2 4J hose; AND NORTHc MIDLAND RAILWAY.-Traffic for be week ending 4th October :- j441 Passengers ?? X924 4s. 3d. IILILL. AND SELBY RAILWAY.-Traffic ...

... DVRHAM. CHATRTIST PaisoNi;Rs.-Messrs. Byrne and Owen o will, this day, be once more amongst their friends . and political brethren, by whom they will be enthu- siastically welcomed. Arrangements have been and are making in various places to celebrate their re- ; storation to liberty. A splendid entertainment was intended to be given to them in Sunderland on e Monday ?? but erery effort has ...

... I3D]DDE3&SP~d. ESCAPE OF A WoLyz vuou HUDDERSPIELD.- During the latter part of last week, the inhabitants of Huddersfield have been greatly alarmed from the apprehension that the escape of a Wolfe would probably take place, ore long, and to the terror of many, called respectables, the- sly one bolted from behind the shambles on Wednesday, but was secured on Friday, by the watchers and lookers ...

... EXTRAORDINARYI EXPRESS FROM.;: PARIS. The Times Oflo Fridays Oct. u 9t. CONVOCATlON OF THE FRiNCD CHAMBERS. We have received, by ,r'aordinary express from Pais, the ?? ?? and the Mlessager of ?? ' They *oontain the 'folowng a- nouneelment':- . The Chamlbers are convoked for tbe 28th of October. Tho ordinance of donvcation will appear to-morrow in the Moniteur. t This intelligence produced ...