... CI~e wAt-D ?? ANIDD X2^ST RIDINO TIMES. I _b THIE American papers receivcd during the week, as will be seen by a paragraph in another column of the Packet, have some further accounts seof thae Mormonites, or Latter Day Saints It !seems that this Wretched company of ungodly and blasphemous fanatics, the followers of' the late Josephb Smith, an American, on whose pretended revelations their ...

... A mleeting of the shareholders in thle above railway was held onl Thur~day, at thle Offices of mr. 1H. Brittan, solicitor, Small- Ia street, for the purpose of determining on the measores to be ~.adopted foropposing the agreement which led been provisionallY e. entered into between the directors of thie company and t11occ li of the Great Western Railway. in The meeting was summoned for twelve ...

... ALARMING AND DESTRUCTIVE FIRES. DRBADFUL FIRE! AND. LOIS OF LIED IN FINSBURY. Monday morning, between the Isours of twelve end one O'clock, a fire of considerable extent broke out onl the premises termned the St. Agnes le Cair bsaths, situate at the north-east tigefi Tabernacle-square, Finsbury, and which, wve regret to state, was attended with thle lass of' two lives. 'rThe pvc- snises werp ...

... 1 TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEZIAN 8 JOURNAL. Retreat, Ranelagh, 20th Nov., 1845. Si]-If this were not a subject of general interest and local importance I should not presume to treepaes on your valuable space. Having closely watched the whole of the proceedings against tile unfortunate person found guilty of maliciously setting fire to Mr. Elliott's premises, in Thomas-street, andI 'the final ...

... The committee met on Saturday at the Masi0n. House, at the usual hour. The following menmber were present:- The Right Hon. the LORD MANOR in the chair. John O'Donoghue, John O'Connell, M.P., Thongs Dixon, Rev. Dr. Flanagan, Jeremiah Dunne, Pierce Mahony, Sir John Power, John Classon. The following are extracts from some of the corn. munications received by the committee in the course of ...

... (Front the IaperUIt.i) d clc Sweyrna.-On the 1.5th of October the city of Smvrna was At' visited at about 5. 30 A.t.i. by a smart shock of an earthqualie. ree which was repcated wore violently at 11. 20 A.c.t A third shook prL tonk place at little while after, and some other slight oaes in the pri course of the dav. On the 16th some slight motions were felt, ant at U). -0 P.1r. another severe ...

... THE POTATO FAMINGLAN SOUTH ~~~OF EBNGLAN.D.l [PROOM OUR CORRESPONDiNT.] SHAiFTxSBURY, DORSETSHIRE, Nov. 17.-After despatehing'my packet this morning from War- minster, I came southward from that town to this, taking several villages and parishes in my way; and going out of the direct road considerably, to see some of the parishes, Donhead St. Mary and Don- head St. Andrewl in particular, ...

... RXAY. OONSTANTINOPLI. [FroM OUR CORRrutORnDAeNT.J RECALL OF RECIIID PACHA. I am sorry to have to announce to you that the Porte has at last yielded to the demand.i of M. de Bourqueney. On the evening of the day on which I last wrote to you thio I ooncrrsion Wlit made. Up to that time the Turkhll minis- try had, with every appearance of firm determination, re- fused complalnce with the most ...

... EAiRLY CLOSING. On Tuesday evening a mneeting, promoted by the Me- tropolitan Drapers' Association, was held at Exeter-hall to advance the objects of that body, viz., an eawlier ter- mirnation to the hours of labour in all businesses. Lord R. Grosvenor on taking the chair said, the meeting had been called to devise some means of checking a most serious evil. Since 1814 a great indifference had ...

... Senral itdtdigeairt. C-umosis 6IFrr TO ROBErT Beans.-A highly re- T spectable gentleman has handed us a curious relid of Robert: Burns. It consists of a small round silier J box, of about. two inches in diameter, on the lid! of i which the following characters are inscribed around D a representation of Charles I. on horseback, bearing b' a sword.:- Carolvs: D : Magn: Brit: Fran: et: Bib: Rex. ...

... INCORPORATED S(OCIETY FORl BUILD['Gi, ENIA ,RGLNG, A.ND REPAIRING CHiURCLIES AND ClHAP'ELS. Oilc Moicd ay list tiiis ild shitigabic aid cxtremelc uSc_ toi -- rei s ¶v ici IIi ccI . i It it ti it g-c 3 cr ti- ?? whenl (hIIis tinc~c fIt' 'r-t -hoj CatCciccbicry Lccicg uci'nacidab~y iii-ell ilia 1iiilccip of' ?? tuoc thle chitic'. ~icre wer rilc t)c'cccl ithei fccloi iicg ins nibcs £:---i it. It ...

... STATE OF VAN DLI)LAN'S LAND. Extract from a letter dtlted Launiceston, the 5th April, 11;40-I really cannot divest myself of the idea thilt I till ?? Eiglinld ; everlv ti ?? is really So mluchl like tile old coulntry-peopile are dressed in the same ?? the ,salile language, &c. ; it is certainly rather dif-i ferent whlien I iok Emild exanii ne,-the trees are evergreens, ?? istead * f ...