... HIGHWAY BOARD. YNBSeDAY. rol- Pirefing-Messrs. Birkelt, Kilisbaw, ae Wiiy Pions,' s of Aspinail, Tinne, Copeland, Procter, L~ytBd,, Horriby, Pltiptofl ,tie sad Guylon. Mr. Birkcett pre aIded. t ada'rI a had been disposed of, Mr. 3t'Donald, supnerinte cl fthe Harulngton Water Works, attended,' at the request Ofth el Directoro of that Company, for the Purposet of 0xplainlng anOP a to parent ...

... STAOGImm.-We have just heard of a company, some of the directors in which are very respectable, but being D. resident in the coUntry, the management has been left to some of the stag clan in London. One of the stags al- lotted to himself a large number of shares, signing the 1- secretary' name to the ?? Herald. 3, IsPOrTANT TO RAILWAY SOLICITOR8.-The Board of e Trade, by the direction of the ...

... 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 ...

... IM: i AHan~eetie If the town council took 'lace at zthe Town -1 Hlon Wedne day, 'Mr. 'Watkins, theM Maoin the chair.~ The reading of the proceedigsoof dferent corn-t mnittees~occupied upwards or half an hour., :'On the pro-. Pal ceedings of the.Watch.Com~mitteebeiasgput5 d -Mr. Assisoosi comiplained that they. lad o slc stto~.Cllhurst, and said that a memorial had been tin presented to the ...

... EIARGREAVES CHORAL SOCIETY. Overlur sPROGRAMME.: . ?? , ?? ?? AI5T FIRST. Quartet and ebonis *. i Air.iam gil evvlva. . (Earyanithe) . el|ber. (Sohi parts by Misscs Williams, Mr. furll, eand hlerr Goldberg.) Duet .. Misses Wiliams' FairesH. Haton. Sce,,a .. M ademoiselle Schloss .. Ietore my eyes beheld .lhim . (Der Frecischatz) 7 eber Snu ?? Mr. Burnett ?? The Pilgrin of Love,, ?? (Tie ...

... To the EDITORS ofathe LIVERPOOl MERCURY d GlzTEmxEzr,-Ifn the letter, No. 4, of Mr. Samuel Holme, he begins by noticing the recent fire in Plea- b sant-street, taking occasion to adduce it as another t case of alleged obloquy to heap on the backs of water companies. How our neighbour the Bootle i N Company was situated, does not appear. The work- i men of the Liverpool and Harrington Water Com ...

... 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 ...

... CORRESPONDENCE . il r-l'e do nmt livid ?? SP ,Mnible for the ?? ?? by our tnorresporten's.-OOL motto fts I ?? to all. POTATOES.-NO CERTAINTY WITOiONT WASiHING. To tbe Editor of tihe Preston C/cronide. SIR, I was, otl Thursday tlat, Induced to purchase some early potatocs through their appearance of being perfeetly dry and free from the prevailing disease, and though some of them had ...

... [PUNCH OF THIS WURK.1 I Li Q P t? IVYV I{ ...

... PUBLIC MEETING OF THE OPERAIVE 0.0 0 .1 TAILORS., a V A meeting of the operative tailors 'was held on Wed- nesday evening, in the Carpenters' Hall, GarrethRoadi for the purpose-of considering the best means to be adopted for an investigation into their present sanitary condition. About, eight hundred were present.! It was moved and seconded that Mr. John Gash, an operative tailor, should take ...

... 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 ...

... Xth la gnbf Toderbtiond. ESTs INDIES-. The Bomba mail of October Ist lies arrived, having breet con veyeloverlatid by Lie ut. nho by way. Uf G eiumiy, instead of France as heretotitrO. His Ex- cellency' the Governor.Gene;aI left Cluton the 2-2d ult. for the Upper Frooii,1ces, wih a l rgeary. ?? absence, it i8upposed will beabut eihen rtety months. Sir ?? dd k is in- eited with the authority of ...