... IYE1?JJYP-(- -V ?? A ?? A General AleetingT of' Contuissioncrs under this Act, wias held at the County I-[ill, Dcrby, onl Saturday morn- ing llSt, WVLtI~t~sAM BiAK;ERa, Esq., in the chair. CTY ROAtD. 'I'ltis street was declared to be a ttiblic highway. EX'l.Tlit l'PLACEt. Ale. Sow'rt: n cominplaucd that the a pproac h to Exet cir- street frotnt Exeter-bridge, calleil Exeter-place, requireil ...

... THIE RAILWAYS 1N 184I2. On looking back at the past financial year, we cannot fail to perceive tint it isnneremaroaurble forninny striking occurrences, and nany influential events, and that it ?? not been unattended with a beneficial effect on the state of railway property generally. 'l'o examine in detail the many causes which have co-operated to produce those hesnlts would be a labour of ...

... EDINBURGH. THURSDA1; JANAUA1?Y 19. The MeO1'inl9 C/77'o)icle of Monday last con- tains the following announcement ?? The (day on which the session be, ins (Thursday the 2d of February) is now close at haned. It is un- derstood that questions of importance affe~cting the state Of the country will be brought forward at the commencement. We hlave hitte doubt that an amendment to the Address wilt ...

... ED INBURGH.D MlONDAY', JAINUARYZ1 16. We have only time to direct attention to the eloquent and argumentative speech of Mir RUTHERURulD, and the other able addresses de- livered at the Leithl Anti-Corn Law Demonstra- tion on Saturday evening, of whlichl a full report will be found in our paper of this day. W~e have received communications for which wve have not room, hut the purport of which ...

... To ?tnc Mnoa? OF TItil t.nTl? Caip? ROB Elt'r.ltil. When. from the hroathln0 tatri at lit a na ,i ii? The cltolicttd Inca I departs I Dtadi'o rat Thuagh .'1d the ni0h, and Ililtol Ito I ?? a?r Ho friendaltip ajeitilal 11cr thy awl, IlaO? Yet (kOjIOt gnat'. a 1anftiic ita.s at lend - The people's neardian, and the people'. Iri.itj '1'he fearless ?? at all Itane,, i'aa.a, Ft rat to denerve, tat ...

... LONDON. FRIDAY._-Throughout the last 24 hours the wind has blown a perfect hurricane, from the S.W. and W., the like of which has not been experienced for many years. About nine o'clock there was a heavy fall of hail, and, as the fore- noon advanced, the wind increased in violence, until, be- tween twelve and one o'clock, it blew a perfect hurricane 1. from the south-west, which lasted for ...

... I ., .IJn g ;iluj~e EJ EJECTING LANDLORDS. great Each succeeding day brings with it fresh evidence they of the necessity of a change in the landlord and I havo thevn tenant law. We last week 'had to comment on the c had wholesale ejection which seemed to threaten three opvoe hundred souls inhabiting a townland in the north of y give stance Mayo. Because of those comments the agent of une ...

... FRAGMENT ON THE BURIAL OF MAGINN. .• I. THE dead bells were toiling, The thunders were rolling; • The big clouds were clashing, t The fierce lightning flashing In mirth, But yet Rem the heaven • The aun not driven. Its beatt>s glitter'd o'er him, Assent we bore him To earth. h, II. ,The sunlight so splendid, With thunder thus blended, The red eyes of lightning The atmosphere bright'ning. i ...

... SUNDAY'S AND TUESD&Y'S POSTS. LONDON, JAN. 17. The Paris papers of Thursday are chiefly occupied by the debate in the bureaux of the Chambhei of Deputies on Wednesday, beforc the Committee for preparing the Address on the Royal Speech had been nominated. The question of the Right of Semrch Treaties appears, from the account given by nearly the whole of the Paris papers, to have been discussed ...

... ?? W EU LAf*?1) iYI?IL. I.NliA, Al'GI-IANISTAN, AND CHINA. I'hc Indliai mail to the list o1 flecoenier has f arrived, anid we have letters and papers to that date.- The iniclligenecc which they cormounicate, although not oti air eaciting nature, is still highly interesting in particular, as tending to tievelopc the ?? about to be adoptced, not only in relation to the Atfghans of Cabool, bitt ...

... . POSTSC U PT.' FROM 'FRIDAY'S.LWDON GAZETTE. .DOWNsIxN-STtILaLLT, JAN. M:Ij The Queen has beer pleased to. appoiit Heiary F: Seagram, Esq. Commander in the Royal Navy, to be Lieut. Goveroor of licer Majesty's 6ettleihents on the (}atnbia. NVILITMtALL,JAN. 11. The Queen bas bcen pleased to grant the oflicts of Coroner and Attorney in her Majesty's C-otirt of tuecn's Bench to Charlei Francis ...

... FREE TRADE IN AMERIcA. TO THE EDITOR OP TH; MORNING CHRONICLE. SI R-In the letter of your American correspondent, pub- lished in the Chronicle of this morning, I perceive an Mlit sion to a speech made by me at Liverpool, in which the writer corrects an error into which he supposes I had 1allen respecting the proportion of the inhabitants of that country who are lavouralhe to free trade, te, ...