... TWO MEN BURIED ALIVE FOR SOME I I D DAYS. I We copy from the Dendee Adrverf~ier, of Tuesday, the following account of the entombment5 at Forflar, Scotland, for five days, of two well sinkers, one of whoni 'eas finally oxtritcated alive:- ;For a week preceding Wednesday last, some workmen employed in altering or repairing a deep well, belong- ing to, and on thoeroperty of Mr. Barelay, writer, ...

... Yet are they here t the same unbroker knot 1 e Of human ?? oRea. I C A number of Gypsies have takean up their winter quarters in e that private suburb of the town knowisn s Van Diemran's i lanvi, on tke Hessle toad. The tribe consists, we bolieve, of a sbout fifty persons, men, women, and children, of all ages. It c ia very seldon that ruc find those sasysterlouo wandetesr located, even in ...

... AFFRIGHT OF THE 'PROViSIONAL COM- MITTEE-MEN. S1R WM. LOWTHROP IN LONDON. Thereaerso~the Packet, unqeestionably, have vivi tecollections of the'arms'-length lists of coemmittaee to the various railway projects, appodedd to the prospec- toses that so recently'~ encumrbered iiewsp aper columns. They will rememberi no doubt, ho rr certain names aend titles met their every glance-~hbw the Sir ...

... DECLARATION OF THE UUNDERSIGNED MERCHANTS AND BANKERS OF THE CITY OF LONDON ON THE SUBJECT OF THE CORN LAWS. We, the undersigned merchants, bankers, traders, and other,, inhabitants of London, deem it to be our imperative duty, in the present serious andalarrmingeonditiou of the country, In reference ] to the supply of the main articles of the food of the people, and the of lawe by which that ...

... OLDUAM, MA?.NCHESTER, LI EA'C - BIRKENHEAD JUINCTIO.N fAITLV,-; I .. . ?? 1 I . n . A general ineeting of' the sharfeholders in -. Wily was elpd on Wednesday, the 17thne. IIoti-, Pictcadilly, Mlanchester. for flirt ;-nrpcr-,of~ rhocorret of the ]irovisisonal directors asf so fii, the umilert iking, up to the present pe~riod, fhere Vi 11 nunierona attendance ; the saraeoltiodei-q Ecinjg axi ...

... ?? ?? VOOIh - -t-- - I :IIONDAY, )ECE IlIBEl 22, 18445. OPENING OF THE SPANISH CORTE.S. SFPEECH OF THE QUEEN OF SPAIN MAD.ii, Dat. 1.. Gentlemen Senators atad Deputiies, During the short space of time that has elapsed since the close of the last session of' tile Cortes no remarkable alteration has taken place in the relations of mny kingdom with Fo- reign Powfers. :Negociatiolis ale still ...

... SMITHFIELD, MONDAY, DEc. 1. Tn the tlee twrek thp innnrte of lisp et.oA for nur In the past week the imports of litc stock for out Marlet, fromn Hamburgh, have consisted of 33 oxen and cows, together with 13 sheep, per the CounwtssqofLoiss dale and the YTep/tue, steamers. From Harlingen we have received 101 cows and 53 sheep, per the Rapid, and from Rotterdam 64 oxen and cows, 207 sheep per ...

... I RE LAN D,. o ?? Anotijer Stoppage in Di'hlia.W-ith deep regret we a learn that another stoppage has taken place-that of the v respectable firm of Labirtouche & Sratfrdm, stockhrokers t and notaries in College GreCae, and that there are most s distressing rumours of other estalhlishments, which, we li sincerely hope, are void of foundation. 'T'he Object of t. every good citizen now shoul ld e ...

... TO S{lt WILTL1IA* MtLtLIKIEN NAPIERIt Or ttULLItElE, DART. Onl Frilv nligbt, ?? 151) oF the telants aeid others, tithatrilb- erl t thie splelnid foill lergth portrait of Si Wrn. MI. Napier, by r, George Fillrsg. eithr minit ,-,li'r;Lbto tll event ofi's rerenta tihu; ?? tle Black ?? Itll, Jlohstonee- Tonel Mimre of Clit I- well ] the chair,, stUiporC l4l On the right by Sir William Milliken ...

... GLASGOW, DECEMBER 2-2. Dreod/ofi OiJl/lcry A ccZ/entE.- Two Men .Ki//edZ.A ?? two o'l,,ock in ?? mnorning of Montldy the 15th current, two nrlo, Win. Paterson0 aldl Joh1n Smnart, nere hsilled at No. 2, pit, Newvalrthill Colliery, the property of' Mr. Wwason. No other person being in the pit at the tine the accidentoecarred, it is conjectured thatiL trap door l-ed unfortuinateZ lieen le ft open ...

... (Fr-onm the Times.) of Amongst the various consequences of the sudden dissolu- h i tion of Sir It. Peel'sAdministration, the effect of this event on the foreign relations of the countrv cannot be allowed to |t s pass unnoticed. Both here and abroad the loss of Lord cc Aberdeen from the Foreign Office wrill be most deeply and deservedly lamented ; and, whatever may be the character of the newv ...

... ,T THE CONDITION OF THE PEOPLE s. OFIRELAND. A , .. -- I kFROU 'THE TIMES COMiMISSIONER-) Kilkertiv, Dec. 8. i The town of Kilkenny has been termed the Melton Mow- bray of Ireland. It is the metropolis of a great hunting county. The passion of the Irish gentry for fox hunting is proverbial. It is, however, chiefly exhibited on thoe eastern part of the island, where every gentleman hunts as a ...