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... PARWS AND ROUEN RAILWAY. --O On W1'ednesday a meeting of the Lancashire Shareholders in the above uindertaking¢ was held in the Clarendon Rooms, South John-street, LiverpoD], tbr the purpose of hearing the report of the English directors on the state and progjects of tile concern. The meeting was most nume- y and respectably attended, and the greatest una- niusity prevailed upon the occasion. ...
... LISBON, Nov. 19. [PROMi OUR OWN CORRBSPONDENT.] The Cortes were prorogued yesterday by the Queen with the usual ceremony at one, ir.s. Tile weather had been previously bad, and was still threatening, which prevented the assemblage of ?? being so great as usual ' the appearance of the various regiments of the garrison, and of the Municipal Guard, was very imposing and creditable; and, ...
... DISTRESS of the COU7NTRIY-MEETING qf the COUNTY of RENFREIV. CABInneDr FRO.r T'tE GnASGOw .WSATURDAY POST.] A emeeting of the noblemen, gentlemen, comnmissioners of supely, justices of the peace, and magistrates of towns, of the county ot' enliew, was held ?? Thursday, at the Count-heAll, Paisley, for the purpose of adopting cotgra- atldotroy addresses to her aajesty and Prince Albert, on the ...
... -H0UTIAMPTON ELECTION. piiOM THlE IHAMP.SlilRE INDEPENDENT.] Tad.;tll ,fr thL Iarl (ot Eli-i has caused a vacancy in Tht, tlit lull of Smut hilililton. We trust the selat tbus tI jt leI bv the ptb evation ot' Lord Bruce to tine Seot- w . ill he _peeililv tilled by a fitter man ; and 'Ii r-.ls ot' the town (I ill liassten to repair tile cr01' 1, s itedtl llragainst the good caxue at the last ...
... I CORN LAWs, AND CO MMERCIAL REpIlOR \ PRICES OF FOOD AT 110IB AN-l Ari D . The averages rise, though slowly. ?? I foreign wheat is now 2!s. 8(1., and weaulfl the qrrintity of bad vwheat ill the lulntket , e r down to thl lowest point to which it va Y present rate of duty is efilial tu a cr T e per cent. on the prime eost of tile h 04' wheat in Paris, and equal to a charge of> on the prime ...
... TIhe DUJJVE f lWELL INGT ON'S SYMPATIY foi the DISTRESS oi' the PEOPLE. +.4 [PROM THE GLASGOW SATURIDAY POST.] Altiuet has been said antI writteni about the Duke of Wel- ii-ito, but theie is oue remiarkable trait in the tiulke's eharaitec which has never been nioticed publicly, out of dejlcenec, we presulli, to his filme ; which. trait is, the strong desire oftthe dllweto get possession of as ...
... PUBLIC 'IESIWUAOIAL to l EDIW BAINES' ESQ., lts Jf.Jer LEEDS. | On Monday the splendid anid valuable plate, which has; been raise( hy sub.scription, was presented to Mr. Buines, in the i ?? 1-1111, befbre one of the most numerous meetiuns, perhaps, ever assembled ivithin. its walls. The orehestra end Erallery- were reserved entirely Ibr the ladies, Is Wils zlso a portion of one side of th1 e ...
... ANLIIAL MAGNETISM. A lecture on the above subject was delivered yesterday afternoon by Mr. Ralise, at the ball-room, No. 110, Chancery- tIle. He began by deprecating the prejudices that existed eg-ainst the subiect, a::d avowed that he had formerly been ?? sceptic, but had been converted froai the error of his ways. He then read a letter which lihe had written to tle Editor of' a provincial ...
... IlvELAND. 3)UI3LTX, Nov. 28. [FPRosr OlR OWN C(ORRESlPONDENT.1 LORI) DE GRZEY AND) THE TIMES. It is evident that the 27mis has beeil instrmcted to rush1 to the rescue of poor Lord do Grey, and to preserve the ad- ministration of Sir Riobert Peel I r4m the consequences of his tolly, his weakniess, and his hinapacity. The limes has for this purpose pot On its most brazen front, and is pub- lisng ...
... MIAD1111), N9ov. it). [PROsr OUR OWN COOltEiSPI'ONDEN'T.] The news fronl ?? nud Ilarcelona by this day's mails is satisfactory. The trumpery, but evil-desigied affair of the latter place is, it seems, wholly at an eud. Van llelen eatcred the town with his troops, stopped, we are told, the further demolition of the citadel, and pro. la Iimed martial-lawv. The re-eslablislnnent of order and the ...
... [TOWN EDITION.] THE MORNING CHR 0 WI CLB. LONDON: TUESDAY, NOVEdlMBER t0, 1841. t 11 The allusion toafixed duty on the importation of a corn, in Lord JOHN RuSSELL's admirable reply to o the inhabitants of Plymouth, seems to have opened t the eyes of certain Tory journalists to the iniquity d of taxation upon the people's food by a Government. a It is discovered that food is not the proper ...
... -- Ber 'c11 Hi!Tline-e the, Dutchess of Kent visited her e:Y ,,.cdilay lnt Buckinghami Palace. ?? Princess Mary of Cambridgec ?? Somerset, visited the Queen on ?? Palace. 7~r t. Iyoraccoaprnied by the City Rernembrancer 1' .11C f ?? M.Iihhess Prince Albert or itiiknlatt Paliace. 11rIs UIl' nies the Duchess of Kent visited hiex. Ala- ,,riyafternoonl. jta Jliiiss Prince Albert visited the ...