... J (Spectator.) The Whig outcry against Earl Grey, for his conduct in the recent negooiations, has led us to make inquiries into the facts; and we have learned enough to satisfy us, that they have been grossly misrep-esented. Lord Grey has been described by the Whigs as the sole cause of their dis- appointment; they repeat the old cries about his ; im- practicability and his crotchets; and ...

... (From our Spe4ial CorrespondentJ LONDOV, TuESDAY MoRNING. 'The usual signs have been afforded ol the near approach of the struggle which is to decide the fate of the Peel Cabinet, and of the existence of the corn laws. It would seem as if Sir Robert Peel had no fears for the result, as he finds himself at a much earlier period than usual in a position to name the proposer and seconder of the ...

... ABERDEEN-, DAN.F, & ELGIN RAILWAY. (From North of Scotland Gazette.) AlAh ine what perils do environ The man that, meddles with cold iron. The proposed railway, called the Aberdeen. Banff, and Elgir, vas a tine of which we disapproved, not because we had any dislike to the parties who originated it, or any suspi- cion of their rectitude, but because we sincerelv believed that the company ...

... LITEST NEWS- Firom our Spectal Corrupondent) LOSDON, STURTDAY EVmTnrG. There has been much bustle and activity displayed this forenoon on the departure of the London and Dablin deputa- tions to Windsor Castle, wvith the address of their respective bodies, praying for the immediate opening of the ports for the admission of foreign grain. As might be expected upon such an occasion, a ...

... Railway Tndicator.-At a late meeting of the Royal Scottish Society of Arts, a communication was read, pun- porting to be a description and drawings of a Railway Indicator, by Mr. William Anderson, mail-guard, 1, Elm Row, Edinburgh. The machine, as it has been in action for three months past on the Dundee and Arbroath Rail- way was exhibited. This indicator shows, at any moment, the number of ...

... * REVIEW OF THE BRITISH COEN TRADE DURING THE PAST WEEK. - (From the Mark Lane Express of Monday.) Though the natural effect of the uncertainty respecting the rcorn laws must have been to create great uneasiness among all classes of agriculturists, it isa singular factthat supplies from the growers have for some weeks past been on a very moderate scale. We can scarcely suppose that this has ...

... RArLWAT DEPOSITS. 11~ ~ 'I , 1 f-.0 ( trhm the Times Ci;ty Article.) The chief matter -ich is regarded at this time asa C orar n tIlO iiloney markiet is tlo irlemnent ot I0 per cent. on rcil ,ra capital with the Acctiwitaii-Generalwhich, according to the standing order, n1uso isc -tie within 7 dave fr om the assemb ing of Parlianierit. allnd lonseqeitetly is (file on the 29th of this nth ...

... SECON-D EDITION0 LONDON, Sfaturday Evenbg. i ('alinet ?? have been issued, by the direction of Sir Ra.nbert Poel, to all the Ministers to attend . a Cabinet Counjeil at the Foreign Orffce, on Monday nest, nt hallf-p-ast two o'elock, ; ir C Tames Gralinam and] several of the Cabinet MAinisters ' ,llmd interviews with Sir Robert Peel this morning, at. the Rilat Hon. Baronet's residence, in ...

... 11er Mllatjestv and Prince Albert honoured the perform- ance of the French plays with their presence yesterday evening. The Roval suite consisted of the Viscountess I Jocely eIn, the Elon Aliss Paget. the Marquis of Oirmonde, I Colonel Bulelev. and Colonl I Bouverie. The President of the Board or Trade and the Vice- resident had an interview with Sir Robert Peel ycster- dalv The Chancellor of ...

... JAiLWAY TRAFFIC TABLE. Last Corn-a dividend |eei Gross spond- at t9 cent. Nitiil OF RSILtawY. endina Re- I In- tianam. J !ceipis. tr week 31, £;Xrbroath and Forfar ?? Jan 1 .i 19 3 12 0 Birmlingham and Gloucester- I19I 4 0 O|Bristol and Gloucesten ?? 2 12 01Chesterandm Birkenlbead - -. 314 0Q;Dublin and Drogheda ?? 9 0 0 Dublin and Kiastownll ?? 13. ' ?? 17:5 6 0 0 Dundeeand Arbroat! ?? ?? 3 2 ...

... THUNDER STORIM AT THE CAPE OF GOOD HIOPE. (tron a Gruhm'ens Tlcwa .Turnau..) Graham's Town was visited on Thursday evening last, the 16th Octoberi by a severe thunder storm, which was very near being attended with most calamitous results. Never do we remember to have witnessed lightning of a greater intensity or accompanied with such a remarkable carmine blaze of light. 'Ihe sflash at each ...

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