... RAILIVA! SPECULATION. 11 '5 uring the past week, the Railway esare-markets hare experionced fluctuations amounting, in some insttnces, to a decided panic; a result which hias been attributed, partly, to the strictures of the press upon the numerous bubble schemes which have been projected; partly to the screw which the Bank of England has tulen the precaution to apply to Wonetary advances I ...

... |i DESTIUJCTivE Fruil AT HuLL.-On the night of yester- day week, the exteunslve tar and turpentine distillery Oft Mossrs Tall and Co., Wincolmloe, ni411, was wholly de- stroyed by firo. The loss cannot be eorrectly ascerlained,i but it is estiniated that it will exceed £3,000 alnd may be £b,000 We have not heard whether Messrs. Tall and Co. are insured. ! RAILWAY AvCIDENT NEAR LtEEnS.-Mr. ...

... MANNCH1ESTER TIMES, W7 AND ialncasbire alnt Timtfe Exnllmifler. . fr . - __ A meeting of the Privy Council was to be held yesterday, to consider what measures should be adopted in consequence of the deficiency of the harvest and the failure of the potato-crop. We sheJ probably have the result before we go to preyz The, Globe of Thursday evening says: A i most important rumour circulates in ...

... TH I'E CHRONICLI PRESTON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1845. | MORE TRUTHS ABOUT THE, CORN-LAWS. || Mr, Bllkhbm Escott, M.P. for Winchester, has followed ' thc recent example of Lord Ashllel, in proclaiming to the c| ngricultisrists of lhe country the doorn of the Corn-laws. | On WVednesday week, he attended a ploughing match, at II. st minster; and, at the dinner, which followed the fleld opera- | ...

... Oiriaeftwealot &r. MEETING OF THE COMMISSIONERS. 0 d The usual monthly meeting of the above body was held on - Tuesday evening last, at the Commissioners' reorns, Hamilton- e square. The following mem ...

... I I _ _ _ It IB BL E. Ile To M/le Ed;or of se 'e1 oia.on C/howsrle, Sin,. S|liTe3:' iif ng hiat t o Old Quay and adjoa'ruluyhr.. .3 -31s 11 the mnh. nl!ow silc to blia;est the yariet!cty cf ilhc [lflbe Nyitiolr Fl Company puichaslnis thlsm, nr it woildvbe ?? 'othea dvantage of tlo Comp.noy to possess ttsem. Yoms.:, &e,, l r.eston, Ocltoer 3rd, ISMI 0) PRESTON ELECTION, IN 1784. To lha E'ilfor ...

... a' ?? The annual meeting of the subscribers to this charity was held on Saturday lest; John Balretow, Esq., tn the chair. The following re- port of the affairs of the Institution was read REPORT. The period of the year thas again arrived at which the subscribers to the Preston Dispensary, are called together to receive from the Committee an account of the 5tata and Probpects of the ...

... H H LEYL AND. Ca LiviAcD CaTX FAIR.-On Mominy last, tle October fair for Ve hosed cattle was held at this placo, whlen olm308t every description of to ,ft~clsxnl with a rea 3y demand, at advaned prices. an b ~ezaT.-Oi5 Ntlonday evening last, Mir. Beverloy gwa a econcert In BI the Union laly Leoyland. There was al very rpeepotible attendance, no and his 'hours of melodf' gave great ...

... T l -ds Ur ±1. LETTER IV. TotheEDITOR of the LIVERPOOL MERCUR Y. GENTLEUSN,-Since I last addressed you, a fire has occurred in Pleasant-street, which han added another proof ...

... G 0 The annual election of sixteen councillors- to supply r, the vacancies caused by the retirement by rotation off is sixteen members of the Town Council took place on i i0 Sa ...

... 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. ...

... . 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, ...