... Tr ANCHOR SMIH N TES BY MR. WALKR This Dlly, Friday.Y) the 12th instant, atEeeocokpeiely, at tE. Leeds Union Company'sWaf lmesre, - BOUT Eight Tons of ANCHOR PALMS, ?? o sle ad Ctaogeshad at OP. BY MR ...

... THIS Line of Railwny will commence at a point on the Grand Junction Railway, at Stafford, and passing from thence by Stone, Lane End, Fenton, Stokesupon-Trent Shelton, -Hanley, Burslem, and Tunstall, to Congleton,)it will proeeed by Knuteford to Altrincham, where it will join the South Junction Railway to Manchester, an act for which has been obtained ; and from Congleton by Northwich to Pres. ...

... 5tgb3K Esmpmti*. ftS-OTJNALY 33.1mm HE STAFFORDH~IRE POTTERIES5 UjVWROOL AND MOAJCIMRr DECT RAILWAY. CsPITAL 46.4O0 i6,000 Sbai isa. Sd.6 per ?? PROVtt61r2t cosisrrit. T] V e =& WI111. Dlreot of the I ...

... -. - . ?? ?? B Co CaorreoPl 'n ar a ly rn n- as a oh le 'R of id oubrnto. LiseRav.-If our correspondent will take the trouble to write to us again, (within reasonable compass,) pointing out In detail ...

... TO-;MQRR9W.,(sUNAY; Sept.;14th) -5- SERMONS will be -iihed-;in'UCIEi, CAPELI; '*hoetham-MUllBoad (near the Wborldousehion ha b of the; . abbath Schoolscoanecte; ivithtth ?? Rev.` D. NOLAN -willOpreach., ! : _,In, the Mo eubiet ?? s:iiwed ia red to the paeitiotdieoffthe.Cphurch °r -Ia -:1the -Evening-TAO i fuei e ?? -Noacoh. fo riity on the progrels of s vl ea~drelgoea libet,*- A Conlection ...

... RAILWAY OTICES. QHEFFIELD, ASHITON-UNDER-LYNE S AND MANCHESTER AIWLWAY.--The Dinrec- tors of this Company beg to intimate to the -Shareholders, that, after careful rinvestigation, they have conicltded to, recommend the formation by the, Company of the following EXTENSIONS or BRAN CHES from the main line :of% Failway, niamely - First-An EXTNSONRAILWAY, commenoing at or near Penistone, and ...

... , i tant mines ;,and near Bodmin will throw out a branch', strougli the China clay district of St. Austell, and its pope- lons mining neighbourhood. It will also aval itself of the r.ailways now in process ofcooistrsction'from Newrquay on, the north, and Par On thie southern channel; whilst a con- nection with the already constructed:railway ?? to Wadebridge wi l open, through ihe port of ...

... H E A T R'-E - R; O:Y: A L T WlLLIAM60N EQiJARP.. 5Xhe YerfoflflSP topened at nalf-past Ski. Doosx to be ?? 'IIS EVENING. (FRIDAY,) tA. l2l instant, For tbe MENErIT of Mr. MACREADY Will be prentled fo ...

... WAY-ONTRCTSFORJ ULTE) t 'WORKe. The DIRECTORS oeheI ULSTER RAILWAY (IOMPANY tso , nBelfast. on Wednesday, the 17th da Will meet, at their'U 0 ?? Elvon o'clock Precisely, to receive TEW t- DEI&tfor 91V ...

... I IE opening of St. James's CATHOLIC CHURCH, IT11ATVTENSTALL, in the Forest of Rossendale, will take Place on Wednesday, the 24th September next. The parti- culars will appear in next week's paper. ASTRONOMY. OXE MONDAY, the 15th, TUESDAY, the 16th, and THURSDAY, the 18th September, 1845, MR. M. HOLDEN will deliver A CoUIISE OF ASTRONOMICAL LECTURES, in the THElAITRkE ROYAL, PRESTON, ...

... MANCHESTERI, LIVERPOL & GREAT B M NORTH OF YNGLANV) UNIN AILWAY. BRA The AppticausntCfor Sharrs in this undertaking arc informed LIA that the ALLOTMENT has been pOirltON ED for a short time ME] in ca: ...

... The CABIN PASSAGE MONEY per steamer CALEDONIA. on 19th October. will beTHIIOTY GUINEAS, ?? Guinlea :r B a ward's Fee. BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL m MAIL STEAM SHIPS, &, o Of11200 tons. and 440-ho ...