... trIO pTulZ WatX t i AND EA!S4T-RBIDXN TIOES. l HULrL, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1845. St THE SUBJECT THAT ENGROSSES AT PRESENT NEARLY THE WHOLE OF THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC, IS THE STATE OP THE RAILWAY SHARE -MARKETS. We may say, indeed, of Hull, as e well as of the other principal towns of Yorkshire e and Lincolnshire, it is the ONLY subject calculated to win anything like earnest attention. And ...

... Qolonial ant sorrign Intelligence. Wa SPAIN. Our accounts from Madrid are of the 20th instant. The Castellani pretends that a conspiracy has been discovered at Baseol, near Alicant, but the account appears to have been manufactured for the purpose of excusing fresh outrages on the liberty of the people. It is wholly disbelieved. ITALY. The German journals contain news from Italy. The Universal ...

... GRIMSB Y. L]FI PIRESERVED.-One night ast week, a stranger at Grimsby having missed his way, unfortunately fell into the dock, where but for the humanity of the chief magistrate of the town he might in all probabity have peril~led. The suffiercr, by good chance got hold of a nail projecting from the (lock wall, and cryinjg most pitcously for assistance, his shouts reached t the ears of Wm. ...

... itr ~tberpoul dtr~ttlrv, SALUS POPUl Lt 8#PEZM4. FRIDAY. OTBER 31, 1845, i- - ., . . THE RAILWAY KING AND HIS COURTIBRS. It would be absurd to affect to speak slight. ingly of such a man as Mr. Hudson. His extraordinary talents and success in railway business are matter of national, almost of Euro- pean, notoriety. For ourselves, the sense we entertain of the value and importance of rail- way ...

... MADAGASCAR. I We have been favoured with a copy of the St. Helena Gazette of the N1th of August, which, in an 3 extract from the Sntinel de Maurice of 30th June, 1 lives an account of the exp-ulsion of European tra- d hers from Madagascar, and the bombarding of' the l battery, at Tamatave, by her Majesty's ship Con- ,way, in conjunction with the French Corvettes, Berceau and Zeled. The ...

... MISC ELLANEO US, NWE' LIGHvs.-Some fanatics have been preaching at Exeter to immense audiences, announcing that the end of the world is :fxed for the I ath of October next. VALUE or Exoi-.Esus.-We hear that the p rice of engineers has so advanced in the market, that Sir John Itennie is to have .tioo per week for che survey of a Dew line in the north.-liera- paths. Account, of Mlay 21, from ...

... Soreion 3intelligenue. I ere )P- ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ase cl The Paris journals are occupied with railway speculations and on d etaih but in other respects their contents are uninteresting. ',he The C, nstitastional gives some curious details of the progress of ~irthe Jesuits, who appear to have circuscrilled their former mis- l;sionIIary etrrises, and to have choslern EUroPe ds the special iend of their ...

... ROPEAL IN MAYO.-MR onnell left Killarney on Thursday morning at eleven. On Sunday morninig he arri- ved at Castlebar, amid the usual cheers and acclamations of P the multitude. The day was exceedingly wet, and yet, 1s although the rein poured down in torrents from half-past ten o'clock until four, upwards of 80,000 persons attended in v the procession, and remained until the meeting was over. ...

... RAILWAl Y INTELLIGENCE. SOUTH STAFEORDSHIIRE JVNCTION RAILWAY., The premiums on these shares, it will have been observed, rose higher in the market than those of any company before the issue of scrip, which was a great t testimony in favour of the undertaking. They were then, however, a little depressed by the delay in the I Issue of the scrip, and by the requirement of the addi- tional ...

... THE STAMiP OFFICE AND THE NEWSPAPER 111~~ slEk' 'iSS. (WraOn the Glaso-w Citllcc.) A ny~tem of mean, petty, and rexttainos extortiofl han just beert commenced by tim Sliump 0ofice aothorities against tha liewspappr ptess ill scotland. We lein heerd remeors of this Ipriatoly from romc of oer cmiteaiporminsr , but weo were certainly not aw arc of the cxtiet to whielt it ans aboot to ha carried. ...

... I MEETING OF SHE CORPO~ - A meeting of the ?? Was39 1SiId at the City Assembly House, Widllan..stTet l The Right Hon. the Lodn 3WSAYO1E it ?? THE SNITHYIYbnD JUIARKET. The LORD MAYOR thought it riglht before>i6 special business of the day was entered upon eo, ?? the law agents had informed him -that the ?? especting the Smithfield Market case was to bavare ome on in the Court of Exchequer ...

... .I ?? ~ ~ . _ .. . . i The following is the mode of preparing a wholesomo flour from decaying potatoes, containing all the important information that the experience of the last three weeks has lsupplied, towards improving and shortening the process re- commended. 1. Thoroughly wash the potatoes. It is unnecessary to peel them, unless a very superior article is required. 2. Rasp them to a fine ...