... BARNSLEY ALLMANAC. Titi BAm~siSL Fw~Es' ANNIJAL, Ali POOss0ot Oaaig- NOACI for 1846. Be Tor ?? witticisms e1 this rustic are amusing, and we give'the followingg extractse GALVANIC 111503, AT 'OAFtS Il GOIN S.c tV.A32i A&AGIa W.Itnt.N.1t~, they tcil me at if they- Put wern a theaze rings a ther finger, It at CUM ?? narvasnes, tolth-ik. cramp, an ivvc5q uther pain at buman Daer is heir to, x ...

... ?? EtTri'd DOcK COoIMITrUB, YNsTraDAv.-The following men- 'bers-werepresent;-flessrs;- Moore,-(chairman,) Nicol, Smith, Chilton, Mann, H lenderson Tobin, nendal, ,Smndbach, Wood, X1orafal. Bold,'lou hton, Rankin, ,Molynetix,Royden,Aikin, Ripley, and Moon. A report e from the surveyor as to various matters required at the Albert Dock, was referred' 'to the Committee, of Wore- B house Management ...

... *VA<UDU INi ThV0 city The DaBnk of England returns for the wook ending the 20th ntqV ult. st1etstibe amonut of notes Wisued to be £26,819,390, against go. wleiebI addition to the Government debt and other securities, rnp then is, in coin and bullon, £A:12819,388 In the banking de- md partmeat the liabilities ar seot down at £36,855,441, aid the ldy eassies Include £518,958 In gold and silver ...

... frtt b) istrpaao w lt'rtnrt1. s.RtIs f AAUi.4 EX tIfY t3. FRIDA/f. I' JX 1' 4AS &Y 2, 1846. U'e lnave not spnce to criticize-fhtr irss to record-the recent utlerances of the lagricol- sulral mind, 't tie ' e tiritS protectioiistrmeetingS which, for tile last weel; or two, have been daily held in all pails or Ilt' count' y. Never assuch a flood of ,tjiri lests ttdk potired tortn o.er the ...

... aetterd. 0TRADE. 20 Ii C CH4PM ?? Fsg. Sss',-'1 ave ,aslly' received a copy of MR. Cringanl's- hale I e nom is devoted as Yourself to legis- l~to#t 1 ibjh h 4WhiCh, happily, is all. butl extinct. jtge ds la fsh ou that if, the St. Lawrence is the Dosit ko for the produce of the Weetern States bat ?? aop e, it vwill rot seek an unnot al direc- bolOn; you PfernSit by legiskition. Depend Upon ...

... 4 I I L L L . - I . I ? pidtart ? ? I I I . ! I L I - I WIGAN. MP. SCARBOROUGH AND THEl VIGAN UNION. bet ithe above gentleman, commeenting upon, Ised Intended, I oppre- tce hededa a reply .to,'rmy note of the previous week. t150 Mr. SeArboroughelheqges me'whit mraking a thlse statement r thrd or bioart~caietana fw years. arer, asbsfuire ha 'I - blustering in his ownt anlsquotetlon ~he says, it ...

... ?? -- --1 Xtj4 xn'a ftdtr ativad. UNIT STATES OF AMERICA. By the Royal mail steans-shipeatisbria,C aptJtidkins, ,hbich arrived in the Merrey on Snindoy morning 109t, we have advices frlm New York to the w 5th, BOso a 1to the 16th, and ?? the 8tOh December inclusive. The news, hearing as it doe upon the relations between the two ?? is very interesting, and, at the name time, somewhat of A ...

... - --AND - AsociAtTIrO.-At the weekly meeting en )Iaday, Mr. Steele oecupied thn chair. Mr. O'Connell aded in a large number of remittances and then read alietterfrorn Me. Smrith O'PBrienl, MPi',,Pj which hesays,- 1 is Though absent from your meetings, I watch with most 5 tnxiiu interest thte proceedings of the Repeal Aeso- cation in the present critical juncture of Vub ic affairs- being firmly ...

... NECESSITY FORTFURTHER PARLIAMENT| v ARY REFOR.M. -. ; Should doubtsesiet in tbetindsf ofanyofouit readersl as totbadeirability,jnsatiee, and ncessity offturther reform in Pafliamenlary repr, entation, upon tbe perusal of the following iporltannt statement, which we copy from the Sun, we sbould think each doutbs will be entirely re- moied:- :. - ! . 9 \: j: ?? ~, i Thete are as m'ny as 174 ...

... A : B -- -BULL A CUMBERLjAN'D BULLJ. A ?? 'v In a beautiful and romaultic glen, situate in an enchant- ing part ot the eastern division of the picturesque and mountainous county of Cumberland, there stanos a cot- tage, whose w~eather-beaten~ sides and thatched roof afford ample proofs of'the antiquity of its exn iatence, and of the ancient style of its architecture. In this cottage there ...

... LAUNCH Ok THlIE B[RK&NIlNAD, IRON STEAM FRIGATM. This splendid vessel, which has been built for the Admiralty by Mr. J.ihi Laird, at his yard, North Bir- keniead, was launched on Tuesday last, in the presence of a vast concourse of spectators, The day being fine and clear at the time the event took place, and ail the attendant circumstances propiious, rendered the eight altogether ...

... PRINCIPLES, OF LORD fJON RUSSELL'S 0~ - I PROJECTED MINISTRY.' , F ?? the co:ainaan.) u:a illb The following Xhsr# tote'from Mr. Micausay will be. read 'with interest. It was written' in reply to one from. ?? of the Chamber of Comn'merce, transmitting thbmenmorial hfoin that body' to the Queen,'in fuvour 6f openiie the ports. ' ' ' ' s . U ' ?? tooonDicae~r 2id, IUS, You will have beard the ...