... I Railway Department, Board of Trade. Notice is hereby given, that the Board constituted by the minute of the Lords of the Committee of the Privy Council for Trade, of the 24th of August, 1844, for the transaction of railway business, having had under consideration the following schemes for extending railway communication in the district comprising the counties of Cornwall and Devon, viz.:- ...

... WINGER WORTR FARMERS' CLUB. FIRST ANNUAL MEETING. rABRIDGED FROM THE DERBY REPORTER.1 On uesday last the first annual meeting of this flourish- jag Club was held at the house of Mr. Turner, Nag's Head, Wiogerworth, near Chesterfield. At the appointed hour, a large party of members and friends Eat down to a dinner comprising the usual deli- cacies of the season, and which was served up in a man ...

... 1rM1)RISO.NlMENTFOleDEBI'-LETTEIVII. I Soon after the publication of the Commissioners' Report, in 1832, a bill to abolish irilprisonment, for debt, except ill cases of actual fraud, was submuitted to Parliament by Sir John Campbell, by whom the princil)le.5 ot the Iawvo.vhich, during thelast century, had~l egaiml and arin been examined, were labo- riousily and ponejully stated. The bill was ...

... .-0 MADRID, JAN. 8. (FROM. OUR COIRRESPONDENtT.] Senor Mon brought forward bis long expected budget in the Cingrces3 to-day. The estimates of income for 1845 embrace several new taxes, wlile a great number of old taxe, are repealed. The following are the estimates as pre- scnted, the tirst five sourcts of revenue being new ones, in plahe of others repealed:- Reale. Impoat on revenues derived ...

... DORSETSIIIRE ONCE MORE. SECOND LETTER. TO GEORGE BANXES, ESQ., M.P. Lord Ashley, from motives of humanity, took up the cause of the poor and helpless in the manufacturing dise- tricto. But this was considered, I venture to think, most unjustly, an ect of aggression by some of the powerful manufaceturers, and, as an ant of retalation, the Dorset labourers are set Prominently forward to compete ...

... TIlE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1845, We are not aware that a government based on such a foundation as that of the PEL Administra- tion has had its place in English history. There have, no doubt, been coalitions, and there have been compromises ; but the principle, or want of prin- ciple, has been avowed, and a mysterious mixture of new practices and old opinions has never ...

... THE ALLEGED ATTEMPTED ASSASSI- NATiON of the DUKE of NORMANDY. I Yesterday, shortly after the opening of the Hammer- a smith police court, the Duke of Normandy, accompanied t e by several gentlemonl, entered the court for the purpose of e publicly etating the particulars of the recent alleged at- tempt upon his life, made on the evening of Thursday last, the 21 instant, at Mulgrave-houie, ...

... THE LONDON AND) BIRMINGHAM FARES. From Berlin to Hanover, a distance of 230 miles, the railway fares are- s. a, First class ?? 27 0 Second class ditto ?? 18 0 Third class ditto ?? 11 1 From London to Birmingham, a distance of 112 miles, the fares nre- S. d. First class carriage ?? ?? 7 0 Second class ditto ?? 18 0 Third class ditto ?? 9 5 making a difference in favour of railway travelling in ...

... ND PRESENT STATE OF FORl,,;fEMVBNSIN WJESTERN CANADA. frnolOM THE SCOTS.dAN.] S almost invariably arS pleasingly disappointed 5t o eablid to purchase rlothilg and other goods in a btl= most parts of Cqnada at a very moderate ad- toe resterile stame priues which they used to pty at SaUCe alnd thole who a'ave trusted to their old fashioned ,de'k a td ?? up some share of their much 0$aof esys it ...

... rFROM THE LIVERPOOL TIME$.] By the fast-sailing American ship General Parkhill, Captain M'Kown, we have several days' later dates from Charleston than those previously received. She left the Bar on the l6th alt. The news from Liverpool by the steamer Caledonia of the 190h November, reached Charleston on the 12th ult,, as appears from a paper of the 13th alt. We give an extract of some interest ...

... Railway Department, Board of Trade, Whitehall, Jan. 24. 1845. Notice Ib hereby given that the Board constituted by the minute of the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade, of tbe 24tb of August, 1844, for the transaction of railway business, having had under consideration the fol- lowing schemes for completing the eastern line of railway eommunication to Scotland, viz.:- The ...

... SRRTSOL AND GLOrcEsTrY,1. (BY EXPRESS.) BRISIOL, THURSDAY EV.EI'cN.-A special geuqral meeting of the shareholders of this company was held this afternoon, at the White Lion hotel, Bristol, for the purpose (f taking into consideration the union of the Birmingham and Gloucester, and Bristol and Gloucester railways, and to empower the directors to take chares in the proposed Plymouth and Felmouth ...