... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... ?? LDSTRICT NEWS. ?? - -- - - -- - - -- - - - - - - - -- O KIRKH NAM. go rsirnivm FAin.-At the autumn fasir, at Kilrkham, on Saturday last, there was an average supply of cattle. Good drapes were in great demand, and were readily disposed of. Stirks and calves were rather inferior in quality, and did not chango hands to any great ex- ol tent. Mitch cows and fat stock were scarce, particularly ...

... PtOSTSC RI PT. LONDON-FRIDAY, OCT. 24. Letters from Madrid of the 1.6th inst. speak in con- fident teris of a considerable reduction about to be made in the army, and ol)serve that if Narvaez really persevercs in reducin- the cnormous military cstablishilient, which presses like a dead wveight on the country, he will have (lone an act which entitles him to praise. AVe learn from a respectable ...

... - -MULTUM N PARVO. .The Augsburgh Gazette states from Berlin that the !King of Prussia has received from Queen Victoriaca let- ter of thanks for the kind reception she met with in the Rhenish ?? is a probability that the mili- tia throughout the country will be called up for drill and exercise early in the new ?? Parker has resigned his office of Assistant Poor Law Commissioner, and his ...

... DOLTOs, OCT. 21,-A very numerous meeting of the factory operatives of this district wse held at the Swvan lotel, for the purpose of presenting act address to Lord Ashley, M.P., for his zealous exertions to shorten the hours of labour in factories. Thle noble Lord was en- thuscastically cheered upon hia entrance into the ounom. Mr. J. Gregory, a spinner, who presided, briefly es. plailued the ...

... 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, ...

... SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1845. NEW PORT.1 The General Quarter Sessions were t held on Weddesday by adjournment at the Gujildhall, in New~port. SiT XV Heathcote.lart,, in the chair, SUP. I ported by the mearn of Yarbadrough, th e Rev. nd. rV. Washite, the Hon. Capt. DudmiytPelha m, Col. Harcourt, J P.- Lind, est., E. V. Ucttrsno, EVqth , Captain Swi6burne, and several other ni-akistr7tra ' E ...

... | At the last Dublin market there was a fair supply of pota- tWes, but complaints are general amolngqt tbe working classes of the exportation which they see from tbe quays. This will, us a maiter of course, raise theirprice. The quotations to-day were for cups, is Sd to 2s per cwt; and pinks 2s 2d to 2s id. Owing to the apprehensions respecting the potatoes, the corn markets are advancing. The ...

... xtwd asn obtrhbatioTuf. _. in SPAIN.g-o Madrid yaters of' the 9th state that great ind- th nation had been excitied in the capital by the dismissal of Seo Vaotejdge who presided at in the trial of Mao ...

... The following is a copy of an interesting letter received from New Ztnland Wellington, April 14, 1845. I cannot describe, or rather express, how desirous I am to have a letter from you; the last that I bad from you was, I think, about eighteen months ago, and it Is about two years and a half since I had one fiom James, so that I am afraid that we shall be quite forgotten. As this is, I ...