... 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 ...

... TO THE 17?-gT HON. IORD GRAN- VILLE SOMERSET. LESTTER V. My LoRD-The real MAGNcA CHARTA of England is the caEss. How deeply soever the rights of a British subjeit may be outrag-ed, in vain will he liftt his voice against his oppressors. It is a voice ih the wilderness- unheard, and of course o unregarded. But the press gives him the whole body of his countrymen for an audience. It gives wings ...

... IRELAI D- THE '82 CLUB. The Frecoeni gratifies the curiosity of numlroit t in. quirers by publishing the avowved objcrle oodfo4 dOOP 1 rotes of this new instrument for working the RepeI cause, together ith a list of the officers and committee As the club may h ereafter rise into some coo soqunce' it may be as well to give tloe ?? tbus comnluliJ cated to the puoblic ' -At a numerous neeting ...

... THE IORTNING CIIRONICLE. LONDON: TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1845. The Oxford controversy grows hotter as the (lay appointed for the meeting of the Convocation ap- proaches. Pamphlets upon the subject are coming out in such numbers as to try rather painfully one's power of perusal. The Tractarians dispute the ground resolutely, though evidently with a feeling that their cause is a losing one, and ...

... T H E- ?? I i rEARLIEST -EDITI0N.] SUNDAY, JANUARY 26, l845. The Anti.Corn.law League may be compared, in their endeavors to pervert the truth, to the Father of falsehoods when he entered Paradise, and was found Squat like a toad, close at the ear of Eve, Assaying by his devilish art to reach The organs of her fancy, and with them forge Illusions as he list phantasms and dreams. Him thus ...

... The greater part of the following appeared in our Second Edition yesterday:- We have received the Paris papers of Sunday by our ordinary express. The division in the Chamber of Peers on the pre- vious day is looked upon by the official journals as a great triumph. The Journal des Ddbats says that in the whole course of the week's debate, the mi- nistry had the advantage, not only in the facts ...

... GREAT AGGREGATE ANNUAL IMEETING OF THE LEAGUE. MANCHE$Tmi, THURSDAY MOnRNING.-Ths membars of the League had their general annual meeting at the Free Trade Heall last night, and it was an overflowing aed most enthusiastlc gathering. A number of influential members of the council from distant parts of the country (who bad been summoned to attend a preliminary meeting of their body at the council ...

... RAIL WA YS. B135. ?? understand that the London and Birmingham, under thesuperintendence of It member of the Board of Trade, are having all their second class carriages altered, with a view to the greater comfort and acoommoda- tion of the passengers. LANCASTER ASD CARLISLE.-Tigi company have com- pleted the additional agreement with the Lancaster and Preston for the transfer ot' the latter ...

... DISPUIEs IN THE GHURCII. DOINGS AT EXETER. [PROM OURt CORRBSPONDENT.] MON DAY EvrNING.-Everythingpassed off quietly yes- terday. St. Sidwell's Church was the great scene of at- traction. In the morning, the Rev. Arthur Atherley preached in the gown, the Rev. Mr. Courtenay reading prayers. Although nothing passed to increase the popular excitement, the police find it necessary to see the ...

... VISTOr ElR_ C STRcATAFiELDSAYE. I On Monday afternoon, the Queen and Prince Albert eft the Castle, escorted by a party of the Royal Horse 3uards, under the command of Lieutenant Hood, on a visit to the Duke of Wellington, at Strathfieldsaye. Her Majesty was attended by the Marchioness of Dooro, the Honorrable Amelia Murray, the Earl of Jersey, and Lord Charles Wellesley. His Royal Highness was ...

... RAILWA YS. KIENTtISH LINES. ABRItlGED FROM THE KBETISot 1NDIIPHNDLNT.3 On VlWadnesday last a meetiung was held at Farnintighant, eonsisting ?? the principal landowuers, to organise a11 op- POsittlr. to the newly projected line's throughoult the dis- frict. The notice coiling' the meeting watt signed by Lord Bexley, ilon. Col. St-ttftrd. Sir P. H.. Dyke, Mr. S. St. J. Milidnay, M.P., Rev. 3. ...

... LIVERPOOL ANTI-MONOPOLY ASSO- CIA TION. [FROM THE LIVERPOOL TOMES OF YESTERDAY.] . The third aunual aggregate meeting of the members and e friends of the Liverpool Anti-Monopoly Association was held lost night In the Music Hall, when, notwithstanding if the absence of any exciting temporary subject, or of any h of the leading advocates of free trade from ary other part Y of the country, the ...