... . , - L&NCASTERi AND CAR'LISLE 'RAILWAY.--The ?? or this line progress slowly, In ceneequence of the d directors and the owners of land on various ports of the line cot h abeiog able to comve to amioable arrangements no to value. In re cerne Inslanree the wvorkings have been stopped by the pro. It prietoro ol landa. The workmsen are employed nighst nod E6 .rday at Tho large bridge ever the ...

... aiait lax. Although we must regard the abundant harvests Pm - of the all-producing earth as the first causes of our con present prosperity, we are also, in no small manner, del indebted to the Banking Act for its restraining im power in keeping us within due bounds during a ir period of'great excitement. When we look back upon ou ES. the years 1825 and 1838, when ruin and desolation th, ...

... MZATMST zINTErLLZOGECE. FRO5M FRIDAY's LONDON GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS, - Thomas Sherwood, Tilchurst, Berks, brick ?? Burgess, Cratfield, SufroIk, ?? Eyre Vardy, Portsmouth, ?? Henry Utting, Newman- street, ?? Jackson, Charlotte-street, paper ?? Blundell, Salisbury,grocer-Jonas Staples, Cottenham, ?? and Ridings, Manchester, cotton ?? Rochester, Hartlepool, butcher-Wil- liam Newton, Bath, coal ?? ...

... To the EDITOR of the ABERDE:E JOURNAL. THE ABERDEEN HERALD AND THE BANP BA. Cl D .NAF novas _1RK ern 9 nerwevan's _n__>_s o_ Add As, A_ t~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SIR,-Not many weeks ago a paragraph appeared in the Aberdeen r Herald, censuring, in not very measured terms, the Band Committee of ol the Bangf Total Abstinence Society, for ...

... PUNCH'S GUID TO PARTIES. To those who are ju st emerging from the verdancy of youth, and to those young men in the city' who w.ish to wrsiggle themselves into good society, .Punch affectionately addresses the following advice-commniserating the pitiable mortifica- tions inflicted on young gentlemen whom he has seen defiling drawting-rooms (consecrated to evening parties anod full-dress), ...

... COKS'tLVAT$iIS-LO@f LONDOw)ERRY AI'm T:h.. DiRHAM ASSOCIATION. (Times.) Conservatism has certain~ly one advantage over many other political movements and parties that we have seen. It is no higlifiier. It does not pretend to be more than it is. It does not cultivate the glowving, tender, high- wro~ught, and senltimnental style in speaking of itself and its objects. It does not rut people's ...

... FOHEIGH OFFICE. NOV. 11. The Queenl has been pleased to approve of ?? Joel W. White, as G~oast1 at Liverpool for the Unitcd States of Amerira. BANKRUPTS. ?? Dore. Egham, SUIrey, innkeeper. C. Parry, Cleaver Street, London, furlniture broker. I. Argeut, F*leet Street, L~ondon. victualler. W. & T. Hiiggins, Old Bond Street, london, hosicrs. P. Barry, Worthling, lodg~ing-hlouse keeper. WV. Norw ...

... ?? - ?? -- ?? ?? ?? ?? . Ute Afteritta-m; 31,0-arital I DUBLIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1144. REMEMBER THE 3STH OF MY, 1844! TRINITY COLLEGE. Let it not be supposed that, ia fixing public atten- tion on the anomalous position which Triuity College holds with regard to education in Ireland, we are influenced by political considerations. True, that institution has been the energetic focus of ...

... e i}t rtt3aivS 51Th jit1tal DUBLIN: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, IS44. REMENDER THE 30TH OF MAY, 1844! THE GREAT MUNSTER DEMONSTRATION. Our columns are this day occupied, almost to the exclusion of other matter, with the proceedings at the Munster demonstration upon Wednesday last. It is a proud, a magnificent commencement to the new campaign-a splendid termination to the 1 pause of experiment, in ...

... I We have received the Paris papers of Tuesday. Their domestic news presents little worth notice, unless it be the Nationasl's assertion that Louis Philippe and his ministers are quite determined on reviving his Majesty's hitherto ill- fated demand of a dotation for the Duke de Nemnoure. It is Spain and the threatening changes in her last Constitution that are just now engaging the ...

... TO THE PRiOPRIETORS OF THE BELFAST VINDICATOR. MY BlEAR SiR-.A paragraph appeared intyour paper of 0- the 26th ultimo, under the head of Young Ireland, a.on which it becomes my outy to offer a few remarks. I e- have no choice. I coultid not permit it to pass in silence .without disgtrace ;but A confess I an inot sorry to have u-i some legitimate opportunit-y of la~ing hold of the ...

... THB DUBLIIN WEEKLY REGISTER. ' I - - - str so { .. ,'OF THIS DAY (SAT'UltDAY), NOV.'e .(THr. MOST DIVERSIFIED PA19.N L EJNf Mo1TIST a~sra PIAPEIL IN &A.LL IiJLAlf~l) CONITAINS..-A Full Report of the Pr o j of the the RepeslIAssociation-Speech of Mauo cWF'C 'nnell- Address of thi Hon. G. H. Hutobinson, previous to his Departure for France-Accurate List of Subscribers to the Repeal Rent. The ...