... THE MORNING CHIRONICLE. es LONDON: SA TURDA Y, NO VEMBER 1, 18s45. We are rapidly approaching the denouenmust of vsthe Panjaub drama, and the eyes of nil the civilized of world are anxiously turned towards the scene, ir while the policy to be pursued and the event are s yet alike doubtful. On the continoit of Europe the r, opinion certainly prevails that a desperate s:ruggle 2- is at band, in ...

... CRICKHOWELL AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. The second annual meeting of this society was held on F, i- day, the 7th instant The show took place in a field of the Miss Lathams, at the back of the Castle, which was bv the leading gentlemen, fanners, and tradesmen from the town and neighbourhood. 1 he day was exceedingly auspici- ous, and the exhibition, on the whole, superior to that oi the preceding ...

... AU aY. Ntoutb, SA TURDAY. NOVE31BER 1, 1fl45 ,1 -em- I - DrI The Rat-tlei. steamer,-arrived at Devonport onl Thurs- Pas day, and brought dispatches from Captain Moresby, ,Isenlior officer of' the experimental squadron. She is til ordered to this port, to~ undergo sonme alterations in tier et. Screw arid rmasts, and it is understood will thent proceed Lhe to the Coast of At'rica. Ini this trial ...

... The prediction which we hazarded in our last publi- cation, that the then existing panic would not prove of long duration, has been happily realized. The cri- ris may now be considered as past, and the railway share list, if it nay may not show quite so exuberant a crop of premiums as it did some four weeks since, does yet exhibit every token of a rapid return to a state of healthy ...

... MRS. CUDLE's CUpRTAIN LECTUREB w MRS. CAUDLE'S UUMAL -- - with I (F7rom th tr'U eoth Punicl.) theref bLECTUTRE THE LAt'T. forsel It MRS. CAUDLE HAS TAKEN COLD ; THE '~AD ?? fosr t 1, SHOES. teP a. ...

... I A I -. ?? A numerous and very respectable meeting of the inhabi- tants of St. Audeon's parish. was held on last Sunday, in the New Roman Catholic church, High-street, for the as, purpose of receiving a report relative to the progreas which *;has been made with this sacred edifice. es, The Liberator was expected to have been present, but in- km disposition, we deeply regret to state, ...

... er The Duk~e and Duchess of Argyll are entertaining a se- St of loot circle at Inverary Castle. Sir Alexander, Lady and n, ut Miss Johnstone, and Mkiss Burdett Coucts, are among the at ag, later arrivals. The Marquis and 'Marchioness of Lamn vo ,h leave Inverary on the OLtn instant, for Roseneath Castle, ir nt where they intend receiving coinpany for some weeks, p. The Duchess of Sutherland, ...

... fgfricuuture- aub -ottiurtNUrc ?? -- FIELD-GARDEN OPERATIONS. For the Week coe eing Jbnd4y, Nov. 3rd, 1843. [Extracted from a DwRY of Actual Opercations on five small farms on the estatesof the late Mrs.D. Gilbert, near Easthourne, in Sussex; and on several model farms on the estates of the Earl of Dartmouth at Slaithlwaite, in Yorkshire, published by Mr. Nowell, of Farnley Tyas, near ...

... . 10clat; Allitclitylice. nM fIt'iN& ;S 0o CMii. ?? Al '1i CoGrt ote Bankruptcy, George street. Alwchester. ?I. Nov. 1. A. Featlierstonlialilgh, Grevt Bolton, assignees 12 --3. J. A. G. Smith, Chorlton-on-Al cdlocl, last examn. 12 - 3. Smith and Smith, ltochdale joint audit 12 -i4. ?? anld.Srith. Rochdaie. first final jt. div. 12 - 5. '161ll, Manchester, assignees 12 -5.1. llawsthorne, ...

... f MADRID, Oct. 27. [tFON OUR CORRUPONDEN~T.) It is now stated, as decided upon, that the Cortes are to meet on the 15th December; and the Heraldo, and other Journals, which have latterly spread the report of there be- mg no intention to call the Cortes together during the pre- sent year, announce the above-mentioned meeting as a settled thing. The Globo says to-night: -It appears to be now ...

... CARDIFF POL ICE.-MONDAY. [Before H. Morgan, Esq., and Rev. T. Stacey.] Superintendent Siockilale said that near this town, on the north road, weie picked a man's coat and trousers—both new-and a pocket-book. In the pocket-book was a bill issued from the establishment of 'Jr. I)avid livans. wine-merchant. Upon 1'Mikin^ closely at the book it was discovered that it seemed to belong to Mr. J. ...

... BREmSHiRil BRECON INFIRMARY Oct. 27, 1845. IN. OUT. Patients remaining last Week 3 52 0 ] 1 3 65 Cured and Relieved 0 8 o 1 Remaining 3 50 Physician for the ensuing week Dr. Lucas SurMon.&c. Mr. North. iiRECON MAKKET, OCT. 23.-Wheat, 8s. to Ss. 6 ...