... lMANCIJESTER AND LEEDS RAILWAY. ind TRIP PROM AIN'CilleTl TO NORlIIANTON. tri lacle. On MondIy last, the dirsetars (If thils railway Invited a few tr ma ~cl;to aiccompany them in an capereitnentul ftrip along the liwe bu line from the Manchcest'-r station to the Nleano tin 0ItL title the North Midland Line, a distiance f fifty Miles. The p arty hat isstarted in carringsataedith ordinary nine ...

... STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY, From the United Service Journal. b Where two places are mentioned, the last named is that at which the depot of the regiment is stationed.] a I lt Life Guards, Windsor. 39th, Madras, Chatham. c L 2d, Reicent's Park. l0th, Bombay, Chatham. 0 Royal lorseCGuards,HydePark. 41st, Madras, Chatham. V 3 lstDram.Guards,Canada, York. 42d, Cork, Carlow. P 3 2d, Ednburgh. 43d ...

... 5dence. NEW PATENTS. t No less than fifty-seven new patents were issued in the month of November. They were for a great variety of r purposes,-those likely to be of the most general utility are tthe following:- To John Duncan, of Great George-street, Westminster, gentle- .rnn, for improvements in machinery for cutting, reaping, or severing grass, grain, corn, or other like growing plants or ...

... Torrespontience. I THE: STORM OF NOVEMBER 13th, 1840. .TO THE EDITOR OF THE HULL PACKET. SIR,-It is a fact founded upon the clearest evidence, that thousands of lives, and millions of property, are sacrificed to the merciless power of the winds and the waves, and swallowed up in the boundless ocean, entirely for want of common prudence in putting to sea. The storm of the 13th ult., in its ...

... ! Lter7 A - = , give -xitrPOI ft 3rcury. PASTORAL AID SO CIETY-HIGH CHfURCH AND LOW CHURCH-IRISH ORATRORS. - - l . .. . . . . .. .. .- ?? I Uw a A mighty pretty quaarrel, in which the Mlail takes one Aln iasld~.'.igm~nst the Standard' and the Cjourer, on the other, sit 3i: has aj%7. from 'the :refusal of the Pastoral Aid Society in D to appoint p. curate duly recommended, on the ground, nis ...

... 7- k m C t' -A, 41 tlti}peat -. ?? k erctur i tItll P PT'? F t S ?? PI1F'WA. - P=UI - , if.CbJ il 1 ha ,/YI) I a ?? 1, 180. CHR18TAIAS DAY. Next Friday, hvinu Chlistmag Da3-, our Sh;op will be closed at halt-piast ten o'clock in the miorninig, ?? will be open again at six o'clock in tie eveni;ng. The Mercury1 mny he had during the day at Arnold's, South John-street; Putghe', Marybonie; ...

... 9vrrtf;pvuxrt.nre# I ? I.. PNEUMATIC TUBE FOR CONVEYANCE 0OP LCTTElifS, &O. 'PAS~ lt A TO the EDITOR ?? the LIVERPOOL MERCURY. *811ma-l was muoh gratifled In perusing In your Mereiuryeit tz.2a 25th nit. tho lucid explanation of the electric telegraph now in Ai e operation on the Great WVe-tern, together with your Opinion as iE d to the advi ability, of conveying lotters through a pneumatic ...

... SATURDA Y, DECEMBER 5, 1840. NORTH MIDLAND RAILW AY.-Traffic returns for the b I week ending 28th November :-Passengers, parcels, car- riages, and horses, Xl,5-I94 I7s. O4d. ; merchandise £.i96 2s. lid.; total, £2,190 19s. f8d. b r I YORK; AND NORTHI MIDI ANrD R!AILWAY.-Traffic for|G the week ending 3ith Nov. :-Passengers, 4706 ; amount, £860 3s. HUrLL AND SELn1Y RAILWAY.-Traffic returns for ...

... o) x F 11 a D1 Satt lay, Dec. 26. -EvsEr since the passing of the New Poor Law Bill a xvar of the direst kind has been waged against its pro- visioQs, or the mianner in which those provisionS have ;been worked out, by an influential portion of th1 £on- ervative icss. As for ourselves, it is g \varfa'e 'rm ;whieh *e have Audiously kept aloof, not ?? Aold of ;the subject, unless something had ...

... ?? - LONDON7.DEC. 15. 0 The Paris Papers of Sunday are filled with details ti and prog~rannfls of the approaching ceremonial in com- Incinoration of the Emperor Napoleon.' The procession c was expected to reach Courbevoye on Tuesday wvheresi the remains of the Emperor would be disembarked. sI The finiancial statement of M. Humana appeals to tl lave excited a strong sensation, and more ...

... THE PREENMAN'S JOURNAL ___DUBLIN. WE)NESDAY, DEUCEMBER 3t. FRANCE-RUMOURED CHANGE OF MINISTRY AND RUSSIAN INTRIGUE. The Paris journals of Friday and Saturday con- tains no foreign news of any interest. The fol. lowing intelligence is given by the Morsing Post of yesterday, on the authority of its corres- pondent:_ A postscript to the letter of our Paris correspondent, dated Saturday evening, ...

... r _. ?? TIM CATHOLIc cMacTl. TI The Right Rev. Dr. Wiseman ordained oriests, on the 21st of December, at St. Mary's College, Oscott, the Rev. Messrs. Keene, O'Farrell, and Parsons. The last letters from Rome announce that the Right Rev. Doctor Baines was still there, and expected to leave about Christmas. A Gaelic translation of the Declaration of the Catholic Bishops, prepared with great care ...