... 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 ...

... I - - i We have received the Paris journals of Friday and Sa- turday. Those of the latter day copy from a paper called the Flotte an account from Tahiti, which is of some import- ance if true. It states that Admiral Hamelin and our ad- miral upon the same station had come to an understanding to act together in compelling Queen Pomare to recognise the Protectorate. Our squadron was to salute ...

... I RAIL IA- Y IN TEL LGEN CE. I~~~~~ _ I DE117IY AND GAINSBOROUH RHAILWAY. It is understood thnt thc Little Eaton branch of the C Derby Canal has become the property of the Derby and 9t Gainsbotogh liRailway Company, and that a very friendly IC nderstheim g exists betre u this Cumpiany and the Mid- IC hind. The six Inile CILeuse will not be insisted on. The shares arc much under their valuse, ...

... DERBY AND DERBYSJIRIE PROT'EISTANT I ~~ASSOCIATION.I The aniisal meetings of this association took place InI thle Lecture hail, Werdwick, Derby, onl Friday last, at half-past Ceeleven o'clock in thle morning, and ait halttpast sceves in tile 0 evening. C. It. Cofvl'Es, Esq., AL.P., il the Chair, at thle 11first meeting, and IV, L. NaweroN, Esq., at second. eThere was a fnll attendance at each ...

... Ob mast t4IontI DUBLIN, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 22, 184b. _ _~ I REMEMBER THE 3OTH OF MAY, 1844! THE POTATO CROP-THE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. We believe that the extent as well as the nature of the disease which has caused such alarm by its ap- pearance in the potato is as yet but imperfectly known and understood. Indeed, the present extent of the disease cannot be known until the crop is dug out and ...

... DISAFFCTION ON BOARD THE EXPERIMENTAL I FLEET. WI (From the Times.) on PLYMcOUTH, OCT. 18.-The fleet continues in the Sound, co and there is no indication of aniimmediate movement. d A spirit of discontent prevails on board the ships, in con- to sequence of the restrictions placed on the liberty of the men. The disaffection thus produced is repoeted to have 3 been manifested by various acts on ...

... DERBY MERCURY. _ ,;_- R WEDNESDAYP OCTOBER 22, 1845. CHATSsVoaTriL-His Grace the Duke of Devonshire has been entertaining a numerous and distinguished party at this princely seat. Among the company have been the Princess Grassalcorwich, the Austrian Ambassador, Coantess and Midlle. de Staclkelberg, Count Rambateau (perfect of the Seine), Baron de Veniggen, 'ns. de Bassierres, the Earl and ...

... iLocaI *htlehigrice. AfBERDEEN, October 22. Births. AtGin , ConsftitutionStreet, on thei15th inst., the wife of Professor GicAY, Of Marischal College, of a son. At 3, St. Nicholas Lane, on the 17th inst., Mrs. DAYIO Gtt~, of a son.-VDGIL f At Frasserburghl, on the 20th October, Mrs. ARCHIBALD DuFF, of a Son. On the 17th inst., at the Government Buil(1ng, Fzeswick the re- sidence of her father, ...

... SyNTOD OP ABDEaDEEN. Wednesday, Oct. lo. The Synod met to-day at half-past ten o'clock, but the diet, up to twelve o'clock, was taken up with privy censures. W7hen the court opened publicly at twelve, the first thing that came before it was the Report of the Committee appointed to draw up a tribute of respect, to De put upon the records of Synod, to the late Dr George M~orseon, minister of ...

... f 7; - ?? ?? ?? ~i O.4 :-7 N: _;A (From the Morning Chronicle City Article.) be The effects of the late increase of the rates of discount ht by the Bank of England have as yet been salutary. The Oil distinction between good and bad schemes, which hitherto It, has been overlooked, may yet be observed. Schemes of ,e- real utility will alone find support, and the delusive, illu- e. sory premiums ...

... IPOVETY IN THE GARB OF DECOROUS t ~~~DECEN'CY. I. - ?? . .. .. . The following letter has beba sent to us for publication, and though we know not the name of the writer yet we believe the facts he details implicitly. The earnestness with which he writes-the simple force of the statement, he puts forward, and the benevolence which runs through his whole epistle, impresses us with the truth of ...