... tothe ~ ~ ~ ~ ?? pla* to- siben laca w gnify Weaeinomd that her Majesty has beenpesdt sgiy thatrer intended viiwith his Royal Highness Prince Albert, to the Marquis Of Salisbury, at Hatfieldhue ire sntt take place this autuman. We have reason to believe that the Noble Marquis will not be honored by the presence of the Queen and Prince Consort before the spring of the ensuing year.-A large ...

... MR. ROBRERTS AT.D BEE COLLIE S' I STRIKE. TO TIIE EDITOR O' LLOYD'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER. t SIn,-A letter was inserted in your last, containirg a denial of statements mrade, regarding monies poid Mr. Roberts, io the North. Mr. Jude, as trea~urer, speci- fits the amouits the Altorney General had paid him, making an ?? surm less than was slated-oonne ,thr-e thlusand pauniis odd. Sir, it wao lnot ...

... - r RAILWAY STAGS. 5teon has been repeatedly asked, how and why this the que attached to the gentlemen who lately frequented Court, but who have since emigrated either to Shorter Cape or Short-s Gardens-which we are not exactly assured. Court or tolt apposyite smbol of their vosation; the frontal tirs a typried alike the horns of their dilemmas, and the projet to, relrich they tossed the ...

... A deliberate and frightful case of suicide was com- mitted IR the town of Hadleigh, on Thursday sennight, under very peculiar circuanstances. The unfortunate individual, named John Jaynes, was proprietor of a boarding school of the first repute, and until within this last week he was highly respected for learning and moral character. However, in the course of the last week, two of the pupils, ...

... On Tuesday the usual monthly meeting of the Com- missioners of Lamps and Pavements was held in the Town Hall -the mayor presiding; when, after the ac- counts had been audited, and some routine busi- neso transacted, an animated discussion arose upon the adjourned question of widening East-street and Crooked-lane, thereby opening a carriage thoroughfare sufficiently broad, and in a direct line ...

... Stations. of the Rloyal Navy in Conm- mission on the 1st of November, 18'i5. [FRO. THF UNIT3ED SERaVICE MAGki2N j Acheron, st., 2, Mediter. Geyser, 6, st., Mediter. Acorn, 16, S.E. C. of Amer. Gleaner, 2, st., Bermuda. Actaon, 26, Coast of Africa. Gorgon, 6, st., S.E. Coast of deter, I, st., Pembroke. America. Advce, i, st., Pembroke. Grecian, 16, S.E. C. ofiAmer. Africaa, st., Sheerness. ...

... CO2i.ZRy EXPLOSION. NINE LIVES LOST AND TEr OTHERS DREAD' FULLY BURN-T. WawaseroOe, Nov. 5.-This morning atfive o'clocke the No. 3 coal-pit, belonging to Messes. Turner and Evans, at Haydock, near Newton, Lancashire, caught lire, (by s)me means at present not known,) and a moot tremendous ?? took piece, which uplifted and carried to a considerable distance the planks fastened at the mouth of ...

... LLOYD7S WEEKLY b 0 DON NEWSPAPER. PUBLISHED ON SUNDAY MORNING, COSTAINING THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE OF THE WEEK. 'lrEN Mr. Pitt got tip in the House of Comn- not}s. and proposed to incorporate Ireland with great Brit'l;I, there is no reason to doubt the sin- ri. oflhis belief, that such blessings would flowv romthe ?? as are indicated in the following 1ruat from his speech. We must look to ...

... I I I FRANCE. The Paris papers and correspondence of Thursday, tend to allay, in some degree, alarm for the late harvest. France is stated to be quite safe, and the state of other continental countries is represented as less unsatisfac- tery than had been supposed. The continued fall in the Lonrdoa stock-market on Tuesday caused another de. pres3ion of prices on the Paris Bourse on Thursday. ...

... Dreadful Gunpowder E jl osion in Dale-Street, Liverpool. About ten minutes after seven oclock on Saturday evening last, a dreadful gunpowder explosion took place at the shop of Mr. Richard Jones, Ironmonger, 90. 5 8, Dale-street, which not only seriously Injured Mr. 3.-snes himself, and hie shop-boy, John Bucketone, but more or less injured severas other persons, and caused a devasta- tion of ...

... THE GREAT SCARCITY QJESTION. l I is nows only too certain, even to those whose i T being called croakers or alarmists acts as dread u tre their iucrehulity, that a season of carits i apeading over us, the contemplation i 5rhi is so terrible, even landlords, for- ,gettig the sacred duties they owe to their reeChPOS pckets and their daughters' marriage dlstwmust be moved by it. It is by this ci ...

... T- HL RA. fEARLIEST EDITION.] SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1845. Lord Mayor's Day! From the days of Whittington and his Cat, the moral of The Rake's Progress, and the fate of the other idle and worthless 'pren- tice, George Barnwell, there has been a glorious chime connected with Bow Bells pealing in its First Magistrate. Happy is the Mayor whom the sun shines upon, flashing its beams upon the ...