... Saturday, numerous meeting of the shareholders of the Great North and South Wales and Worcester Railway- Company was held at the Guildhall Coffee-house, Greshamstrcct, for the purpos-c of agreeing not to nay an additional deposit of 1/. per share, which had been called for by the directors to enable them to go to parliament. Mr. Josiah Jl.vtes, tff the shareholders, was called to the chair. ...

... and perturbations. are sorry to declare our belief that there is no such cloud of dense and dark ignorance in any part of the civilised world, as in some parts of Ireland. To inquire with whom the responsibility of this lies, is to open the complicated question of Irish misgovcrnment. But of one thing arc certain : tho main guilt of the Irish peasant does not lie at the cabin-door. The ...

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... Tuesday Evening was altogether a remarkable day on the Stock Exchange. The downward tendency in the valm- public securities, which for weeks past had continued almost without intermission, has been succeeded an unexpected and rather extraordinary reactior Consois closed yesterday at 93J 4i for money, and acco V nt next mouth), with the prospect of further depression fi-om the predominant ...

... ELECTION INTELLIGENCE' The following placard has been issued at Doncaster:- t TO TIMF rREE-TRADEfS OF LINCOLN, DEltl3Y, SHEF- FIELD, NOTTINGHAM, AND DONCAsTER. t Genthlmen-Can vou nlfford to give £],000 each to the Anti-Corn-Law League l'und--can you afford to give £500 .ech to that fulid-call you tifford to give £Q;0 each ? You siiy you cannot. Now, I will tell you what mtost of you can ...

... JIAJIBUR(-JAN. 27. [rnoaa oric coltttn.?ec.Nflt?NT.] Tb peru-al of the Queen's speech, tmd the dc-b ?? in Palimo ni of tbc 221 inst., have ereacd inlett-e itit..r. et in II ambtar?, cool till elosec - ore on lb.. qtt; vie. fir furihe inceiiigenc'e. The speech attil s'ttletice of Sir Itoh. rt I'ee I nee ci eta inly very uxuch ad itt ir? ii, 0011 ?? to bi' condo -ice as far as nr0u ott-nt eec ...

... A V'OICE FR'OJL 11-A T'JIL(O. IiioSqtrai.d bV 1 II ii1il 103'y, by Si'ert'e(lt. IT:)jor' E, wir'riiN, hilt' 7th IIlussarsi, gulide lit Solciit $t .le;ii. I vil. 8Vo. .1111iSiClF, I8$1.5 '1'lle iliatihor of' tile 1iiiprutentlig, lihil' volillii bllcre w4 It prlinvlilm:l * llile} to tile fiield of)bt' e1.. 'I'lli il*,:ty Ile is JvkI i(iialiticd to performni fro his initimitet kniowii'i'gie of ...

... - ;1? I?. P'A]I, ?? (-'O?\L-LAIVS. r itobert Peel will propose N changne In the exis-tir ta;tu:t a wld jiode of calculatitg the protective duties ei diw 11potitOt of foreign wihetit to this extent 'j !i 11 (nldie preattnt maxatimn duty of ?? wien the t. I ( price of Engtlish wlieat is unider 51;s. per qu(lrter, ?? defretive in its wvorkingh throug-h thie vaist ?? and varisblenessit the ...

... | lFilA 1 AG1eIJJCUL'I UU.,4L lPlio7'LC I T7IO,0' SOCIETY. W'ALTHIAM, NVEDNESDA1, JAN. 7.-A nieetlitil of' tle Ullhivt-iiniedet assoc-iation~ iveas fielid this~ day iii thli Agresul- turi'll lfl1, Walthaui1, f,6r tile plirpo~e 01 expcl''sigi thiir LI ]I I t ILAregj(etilp t le ou rt-nplaited vilsage Ill tilt corn-law s. Thew Dulike of liiil,tind, tiel pri sideit otft tie socliety, Wias e.K ?? ...

... I l'orning CGlronidce Office, HIalf-past Five. I t We have received the Paris papers of Tuesday by f our ordinary express. I Neither of the Chambers have yet hall a p1ull;' tdehbate, but in the comnmitee of the Chamber of De a puies appointed to draw up the Address in answer l to the Speech from the Throne, discussions have i taken place which give some clue to the course I to be taken by the ...

... LI'TT7'EIS and DES'AXTC,'IJFl'gS if' M21ARL. ?? 1d02 to i712. Edited by General the Right llon. Sir ;. MURRAY. VYol. 4 and 5. rx ?? 1- -S- ?? [Murray. The fame of Marlborough was beginning to fade before more recent and well remembered glo- ries, when, by a fortunate accident, these lost title- ?? of his inheritance of renown were discovered amidst the forgotten lumber of obsolete muniments. ...

... lIRELA ND. DUBINLL Di..( 30. Mr FR(OM OUR COiRiiiSl'ONDiNT.] Chhslc1orecre ot.1, es pse1ark, liss. oill- iltian-ild filL electors of Lou th, deplaute' his inteintion to offer e-hl~l s a candidate for thatvin esay ?? thle next gieneriil election, as9 successor ofti' c I. I i. 1)jwsoe, WI;o tI t start for tile county of' Monigliiiu. Mir. FortesCiue is a Lii iral, aidi is- brother to Mr. Thomas ...