... ABINGDON, Nov. 0. MUNICIPAL E LECTIONS.-On the 1st of November the four Town Councillors going out of office by rotation, Messrs. John Harris, B. Collingwood, John Tomkins, and W. Salisbury, were re-elected without opposition. RAILWAYS.-NiCe beg to call the attention of our readers to a report in this week's Journal, of an important meeting, held in the Council Chamber, Abingdon, on Monday ...

... lp- no -Arlol no m e -- .s. s oa 1UiIRUNIULE.) While weo would on noe account underrate the importance of the calamity which has recently befallen the country, in the loss of a large part of the potato brop, we may be allowed to protests 'in 'tha name 'of common senuee agaiiriit those'torrentu f e clamatory absurdity which this visitation is made 'the occasion of letting loose upon us. We ...

... ., ?? $r ?? wooto I FROM TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. NEW RAILWAY SCHEMEIS. The London Gn:dtte of Saturday contailns tlotices that ap~plication vill be made to Farliilnelit, iu the eulllill session, for leave to introduce bills towatiori se ?? ?? c thI followig raitys - VIRSil .%PPLtCAT1oNS. Avlatbuyv Branch-to authorise a sale to the Loudon I3lakrlkblln aid Pl-restoOI- tO ?? and (nhargC. 4 *lI ...

... I I (FROM OUR OWlN 5POTll'OTRE`,) A very important meeting of the influential inhabitants of Abingdon and many gentlemen of the agricultural interest was held on Monday last in the Council Chamber, Abingdon, to receive a deputation from the committee of ipanagement of the above line of railway. William Doe Belcbqr, Escq] Mayor of Ahingdon, was unanimously called on to preside, and, on taking ...

... WEDNESDAY'S AND THIURSDAY'S I'OS''S. LONDON, Nov. 6. The success which has attended Lieu tenant Waegholn 's first attempt to forward the Indian mnail via Trieste must be gratifying to all admirers of enterprise. Even suppoS- ing France to be the more natural roate, it is obvious that untoward circumstances might arise vwhich would at once cut off our overland communication with India unless ...

... Mtmcbroter. SATURDAV, NOVEMBER 8 1815 Ti arriv Ti Tlle excitement ctused by the dikease it, tile potato Ca1 crop lins rsither inicrewsed than tihiuilistid dilring tile Carp eel, thle titorts frotim all parts ot the Uinrgdoiti, but Tt more particla ily those from Ireland, being of a verv l laninhg characler. That ?? minshiet is oely ol tn.li. sive ran u lioinger be doit bted, and should it ...

... RoIloll. IA iA V stir SlOUTH ATJSTIIALIAN NEIVS.ha 1 wenlt -tw'o sticks Ot very I tite wheat and barley by Nv ii the ?? Wa'ttson, tare received by Meslsrs'. I . J. ga-- !s 'el iatlerr & Coi. of .%vitlihesrerezhnise, Old Beoad-strvei, gre Ltntn in ?? of the South Australian Agricul'. tv rural 4ocie ry. Thi s ettnsigninel'tt iticluides, tlttee ptitr bet c~ It.of wieat * whinch gained thle lirst ...

... AYLESBURY, Nov. 3. Aylesbury at list participates in a quick transit of letters; hitherto the benefit of a second delivery of letters, which many towns of much less importance have had, has been withheld from us. However on Monday last an extra London and up rail-hag was dispatched from our Post Office, for wwhich letters are received until 10 20 a.m.; and an additional delivery forwarded by ...

... I DIRE.ADFUL GUNPOWDER EXI'TLOSIOIN IN DALE. 1 I ~~STREET, LIVERPOOL. On Saturday evening last a dreadful gunpowder explosion took place it the shop of Mr. Riolac d Jones, ironnionger, which not only seriously injosed Mr. Jones himself, and his shop-boy, John Buelistone, but more or less injured several other persons, anti caused a devastatioti of property to a considerable amount. Tile ...

... TI I 1.17,DGLHIOG i1 ERS. ,. 1) ?? , r ?? , 2,I- E l1111- S. -1ro ?? J..r.ol ' ?? ~SItt M lotizn (A'OtoI in ing ?? opinions (1n1l ?? tires qf Jiniper llv(hgcholf, crabnit, London; . lind written to his' eOtfive4 anld ac(lWiaiteanice, ?? var11io5 parts cph the To Mets. HEDGEtOG, INEW YORR. DEA.R GRAN1 IOTIIER--AS I don't think you have any liking lbr 'railways,-like 'Colonel Sibthorp, one of' ...

... HONGE-9.1% rlto'rr,,SWANTXSM- ? . I . , . We aire inclined to thfiik that generally it nga , it is presumed that Ronge'sN andl Czersll'ii ?? from thle Rontish Chutebtl, is only Ito establish t ?? - Code ot' Papistry. Tlhis, it shouldi be ?? i 'lit thle X.e11ie:; 'U0 part oti thle ?? hfitS of th%.A1o~jittIa s l aith .ti*C reC ?? ItS will be Understood ?? 'thle f'ol- iI ARTlICI.EN or FAITHl' ...

... ield, and London Railway. On Wednesday last a public Meeting of the inhabitants of the Borough of Petersfield, and its neighbourhood, was held at the Town Hall, convened by the Mayor, John Ring, Esq., in compliance with a requisition signed by about 70 respectable inhabitants, to consider the propriety of supporting the ield and London Railway Company. The Mayor presided and opened the ...