... ex'ensive houses engaged in machine making and flax spinning in Leeds will look with interest to the decisions of the Commercial Conference that took place Frankford, I bare again ventured to trespass on your columns with few obst rvations the it.teut.ons and results the meeting and the contingencies here. The VorkHerald. of the 7th June, contained an article hiaded Linen Trade GehmA&v, ...

... its Sun- bay School ; by the Rev. John James Tayler, 8.A., Min- ister of Upper Brook Street Chapel, Manchester, and Professor of Ecclesiastical History in Manchester New College, (Author of ' A Retrospect of the Religious Life of England.') Service, in the Morning, at a quarter before Eleven ; in the Evening at Half-past Six ; in the Afternoon, at Three o'clock, there will be a Meeting in the ...

... (From Vie Mark Lane Express.) We had comparatively fine weather in the neighbourhood of the metropolis to Thursday since then a considerable quantity rain has fallen, and though there is little corn abroad iv the south, the wet must be regarded as unfavourable, inasmuch as that portion of the potato crop | which may have escaped the disease, regarding which so much has been said, likely to ...

... ' - a num ber of gentlemen favourable to U?ll T 6 Meet nf-bmeiit of a Cemetery in Lei ...

... and tbe Letters be issued in a few days. By order. G. F. HIRE, Secretary. Gresham street (late Lad lane,) London, October 1 4th, 1845. THE LIVERPOOL, BIRKENHEAD, PARK- GATE, AND HOLYHEAD JUNCTION RAILWAY. (Provisionally Registered.) Capital, £400,000, in 20,000 Shares of £20 eacb. Deposit, £2. 2s. per Share. PR YOISIONAL CO MM I TTEE. The Right Hon. Lord Mostyn The Hon. Edward Mostyn Ll. ...

... ,i :1 , ?? i EM P. \1 WALES P.AII WAY res-isteied. i ■Hi ?? !(I.GUO si. a,, ■of ?? ea h pel s| ia r,. 1 inv.ll . ,\i ?? 1 l ?? -. .Une -tle-ei • . :( I •- I-- li. spring-gardens ■i i. i l 11. n.vv Burlington-street .ii. h II • \. w - ;i, el Dorset-square • R N I hah m, I-■ . 1. l»e\o hiie-1. irac. , director of the Great . ■ H, H ,-t i Kanwav I-, i Lii-ii. Br, ?? and Hyde Park-pla , . ii 1 ...

... Alne Hall, near L West Yorkshire Jl, near Easingwold asingwold, director c Railway Bouse, «««■ Man- -1 West Yorkshire, the Midland and ng director of the u__ of the HuU and of the East and >1 and Leeds Direct ■k, Essex, director RaUway te, near Catterick, .rkshire Railway singwold, director Railway tr, director of the toe Liverpool and irector of toe East *, ■ v «■ Easingwold __uringwold ...

... j'jMtil. 'l'«' ;r -plcndid steamer the ACHILLES, of 1,000 ton's, and ' m r from the Clarence Dock. Liverpool, on THURS- j ;^ ?? Itith of October, at Ten a. m The vessel has very su- I „.„, , -iiinii idatiou. aud affords a most desirable opportunity r ,.,u ils or families to proceed to the Mediterranean. For ! - passage, and to secure berths, apply to Mr. Joseph Toplis, i „ ?? John-street, ...

... : ?? , ' A:ltuvr P Company's powerful, splendid, and very W\l£, steam-ship ANTWERPEN, THOMAS JACKSON. Com- ?? T .plendul ly re-decorated for the seasonl, leaves the St. - 3r ?? Wnarf. lower, every SUNDAY MORNING, si Ten • ?? j from Antwerp every Wednesday Morning, at , _ 11; this steamer and the railroad from Autw erp toils ' > *he Rhine may reach Cologne in thirty hours. , ,ommodation for ...

... WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCT. 8. The crow ded state of our columns, notwithstanding the supplement given with this day's Journal, must plead our apology for the omission of any leading article, and of certain remarks upon railway matters which were in type, but for which we cannot find space. ...

... nPHEATRE-ROYAL, HAYMARKET ?? A THEATRE ROYAL ADELPHL-T^mtrndotii CjoYAL MAIL STEAM-PACKET COMPANY. X \otici is hereby (riven. That the TRANSFER BOOKS of * i Mail Steam-packet Company will be SHIT on -;i\V next, the l.'rth. and RE-OPENED on SATUR- \ ■ . i'rth instant. E. CHAPPELL, Secretary. .. ?? , ; ■ -et.-stri -ct. London. Oct. 10. 184. r ). .\T\VKRP. BRUSSELS, and the RHINET^ \ ?? ,, ...

... town and neighbourhood, convened by public reoiufi'aciii, and held here this day, r ?? lire WM POWELL, Vicar of Abergavenny, in the Chair It Ma- proposed by Mr. Daniel, seconded by Mr. Isaac, and unanimously resolved — That this meeting being deeply convinced of the necessity aud advantage of direct railway communication between the town of dbergavenny and the great iron district of ...