... TAXING; TE POOR To SUPPORTa I T E POOR. _t ?? or LLOYD'S 'WEiELY NcEWSPAPrt - Stoliitysiand barbarism usually occoa nY one another and we have a striking instance of thei good fellowship, in the cenduct of the istrates of Ashiy, towards Thomas Lakin, a mwoekeC, in the village of Whitwick. Peer ilal hPritcbed, that in February last, a It E be male upon this poor man's effects, or the sum of ...

... THE POTATO DZSEASE, Although the most universal failure ef the Ptt baa net yet been much Lelt by the humble PoaCO)q society, in consequence of the abondnore ofcabbas of 05c1.a,,a rota, and ether vegetables available at thie season of tl,~ year, yet it to to be feared, as the %iateraparoacf~e, the peer will be great ou1lterero by the C5fsmiae 1 Funnell of Ssoutheose, near this town, who bhafo ...

... BA ILWA Y3. BRIGHTON, LEWES, AND TONBRIDGE WELLS. BY EXPRESS. frPROM OUR REPORTER.] UCKPIELD, FRIDAY.-This afternoon, at four o'clock, a large number of the gentry and farmers of the district assembled at the Maidenhead Inn, Uckfield, to meet the projectors of this line, and discuss the propriety of carrying thle direct linle through it. On thle molition of Mr. J.. T. UENDERWVOOD, the Rev. ...

... ?? AORNING CHRONICLE. | LONDON: a WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1$4S. if ?? has proved the political difficulty of in Sir RiOBEsRT PFEL'S Government, it may be said ri that the sugar question las proved the puculiar dit- L ficulty of their commercial legislation. The false ti and inconisistent pretences on which, for mere party S objects, they established that novel distinction in the s, ratesof duty ...

... BUsINEs OF T~lE POST OFFICE.-O1 Saturday upwards of SO,000 letters were received at the General Post office by the West India mail, which arrived after the dispatch of the morning and mid-day mails. These, and an extraordinary influx of newspapers, kept the ivhole estab- lishment in full work till near nine o'clock, when the last of the bags were dispatched by the night mails. ReOrEtNING OF ...

... LONDON, Saturday Morning, Oct. 25, 1845. As we have shown by our extracts in another part of to-day's paper, the news from India by the arrival announced yesterday is not, if we except the condition of Lahore, of much political import. ance. We perceive, however, that Mr R. Mont. gomery Martin has arrived at Bombay from China having provisionally relinquished the Treasurer-' ship of Hong-Kong, ...

... ANIMAL AND VEGETABLE D-ZT. TO THE EDIOTOR or LLOYD'S WEEKLY `tEWsPAvca. - Soot, - Tn reference to your carrespoodent, johnli Chopplesmith's letter en animtal ai~d vegetable diet, I -have to state that I have lived many years Onl a purely avegetable diet, without milk, butter, cheese, or eggs, and ado aat thiak it very probable chat vetgetabtle do nlot ran- tamn ouiutent nitrogen to render ...

... ODDS AND ENDS- rt ?? resident medical offecer of o 'iou L ri(]bone and Itdgiog, but has to frnd h s yte b ~~ edIelTimes- oW .^>532',I O-Aie meetitg of the Committee for 5 'terdr% the ereetin of a seitable motonument to the late letnented Mtajor.General Nott, *:e j ti edn ~daYla-t, ?? D. Morris, sotst tesl teu lea expected the list of sob- a t ; C ru be nocersa ly increased upon the receipt ...

... DESTHUCTZIVE FIRE AT:-: INVERNESS. I-a_ We have this week t record the most destructise Cali- fiagration which has probably ev er occurred in Inverneas, and by which fourteen t'sm.3fts, amfounting in all to eixtv- live individuals, have been rendered houseless, several of s-hoam have lost evcrything they possecsed. Ail weS quiet betweeo the hours of three and ftiur o0 the morn- ing of ...

... T1 M SAN Sy IO ISS ION. a EITOR OF ?? WEEKLY NEWSPAPER. srr ,3, R ?? vwas appointed to i t t tile 5sntaory conidition of large towns irtr ' j *i-ll , Thc inquiry was entrusted jal p ipal It 1 conducted it with zeal and _7of Ltii II V,lt to 010 ira ej joeted wyithout delay the infornia- Id. esti, a elicited. In the middle of tie ti gyjt tite made their first report, se'Oti:' efi ao;ppended ...

... AWlRICULTURAL MEETINGS. , e nrA2rTrTTAflrR C~rA I 'tIT' U- Til NORTHUMBE RLAIND l¼RCUJLTfUIL SROCIETY. ?? Tuesady, October 7. After the tooii pleee tlte annual (minner took l eieuz .Ldrli h clair.drn tetti tl cf te clot the chairman gave the ti', J,,. h uecl,'' which wasdrk V 1,~tier 'a' toast wats Prince Albert ,latDowagerh and the rest O tI ~ whch eivedwth equal demon- 0%. 1 1~~ct In, ...

... Iul GU9,iVi WyI./ IRo'A1., MIL~rIlTAY Ac'AippiV, Woomricttiit.-Gentle- roan Ci let Frac~isi Pitt, w' ho revel e-d llt i njuny on 'iie'- day lact by thi' wire ii ?? oultdei' g -an-lc ie p psn oce i'ih lit ad, is ciiife coiai' 'e , di less inl- IJe io ol loir bentlci paled ?? Iatutne of al~te cdiitit. lie runly flear ii a' in lwhituied ?? in caise of' the eye brin~g, ?? a tihe sigit iinpa~i'ed, ...