... NEGOCIATION BETWEEN T''HE I I LONDON AND YOR1K, :AND EASThIyg COUNTIESS RAILWAYS. The following, amongst other correspondence ol th esubjeet, WpeArs in the Timnes of yeeterdoy :-tI London and York' RaitlWay Oftices1, 7, Lothsbury, lin April 29, 1846. To C. P. R~oney, Esq~, Seciretary of the Eastertn Counties Stir,-Tho Dicectors of the London and Yoark Rallway have, had lbefoie them the offer. ...

... I MAN0CJBiSTER, MIDLAND, AND GREAT GRIMSI3Y RAILWAY. :(rom the Liverpool Standard o Tucesday,) k. meetng of the scripholders in the above company was held yesterday, in the Clarendon Rooms, for the purpose of considering its position and prospects. The mneetiag wais numerously and iufluentiully attended. F R Harboard, Esq., town connclilor, was alLed: to the chair. Mr. Aldredi, ohairmais of ...

... ?? 41. o I I Z) 1.1 ? ) . l ill I)A V, ;11A;V\ i'tiRc. ae are eltawleI to ar-1at it t pat. i iely OIt t ut go- * I, 1erC;ll-cd Im t v fll l ulice troull (lie P'ei(el ttt th e itt S ?? Lun it II, ilk t ofrei thle AtI rican yri tti t tier thl f titi ltalor ih , p 1 cjt1 ittiI tier ()tey ;ef lrlr ri a t' ccI rid~~lia iiarriiin u]Xtrc, i the kexptrlu~trtlrttreht:t ttiiretill ent ...

... 1|I1 IE, DlERRY,; - ?? -- ollumiiV L VIn V thi ?? We hae I.l tile Itwait ?? v IItkt tlttis co ill Iwe ?? is . Vit ness& (I i e List atdjournmeniott ittr lorY eight hotrs ora DtL)hate involvitig, TIIii tvee a's I tort S~tanley :ttt(I Lord NV incitelsit assure uts, thle (llIi' jolh oex~i'ten i ?? ('liielt, the FoPetage, mid the( CJreown tittiVL seil tiell', waclht are coivertly attarceti ...

... corrtopon~offiff - - -- - -- . TflE COMING ELECTION - DUTY OF THE PEOPLE. TO T1ri EDITOs OF THE NOTxaEst starT. Sir.-Should the Ministry be defeated after all on the present Corn measures, it may not be uninteresting or useless to enquire what course the Working Class ought to pursue, for though they are not permitted in elections to vote, they enjoy the privilege to bawl, and though their ...

... BaRevoNG or & STEADt SAW-MILL IN GOLDEte-LANE.- G On Tuesduy morning, shortly before four o'cloek, much alarm was excited in the densely populated neighbour- a hood ofGolden-lane, St. Luke's, by the outbreak of a furious fire upon the premises occupied by Mr. Inman, keown as the Steam SaW-mills, in Cupid's-court. The building, upon thefirst floor of which the occurrence took d place, was ...

... W. P. ROBERtTS. OnD1tiSSAIR will be read one of the most impor- tat of Mr. Renx~ss mauo important triumphs- more important {lion thote cases decided by the mere whim or caprice ot a single justice of the peace, be cause it carries with it the weight of the verdict of a jury. It would but weaken the reported case to offer further comment than merely to call attention to the rascality of those ...

... WE L The Insurrections in co] SPAIN AND PORTUGAL Pe of have been suppressed. At Santiago (Spain), the in- ha surgents under SOLS, after a gallant defene, were sit compelled to capitulate. Coxens had a hundred Po killed and wounded in combat. Subsequentafcounts ge announce that all; the points occupied by the insur- gents, Vigo. Lugo, and Pontevedra, were in possessionpr p of the Queen's troops ...

... 18gEQEXLANMOUS NEUWS, Liaowr iN PAnts.-The number of public lamps in PraiS still lighted by oil,-is 2,603. SILVER CoIN.-An extensive Issue of silver threepenny pieces Is about to take place. l r 1Rooxs.It is now affirmed that rooks destroy eggs, and even young chickens. COMaERS' STIKXEL-.There are at present upward of all colliers on strike I andtso eorhirn CONVENT EDucIsof.-There are 620,000 ...

... TUE CHRONICLE. PRESTON, SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1846. The first reading of the Irish Life Protection Bill having been permitted to take place yesternight week, Parliament has at last resumed the consider- ation of the Corn Bill, which now, therefore, seems to stand a fair chance of being speedily sent from the Commons to the House of Lords. The measure, of course, has encountered at the second ...

... JIALLE'ITJSS 11TUOSPHERIC'1?AILIIA Y. A working- model of this itvent bal, whi1llt hs, we believe, beenl pinrel trseed fom 31. HMr!ettc by tin Enaili~lb cotlimittt3 tot jiltrortucttiofl in this conlitr, liao ljeci Ouch ccl far public inrsjies ?? ia ta Ji,-ld ink thle tiejit} litrohirilool of' Perklntrrti Tb'Ie otodel is iii at soniereil~tt(it l h ur iti ste \le ot itoeisimins;l thre ?? trihi ...

... I) EA?N i s.-89, AThtmItI1{Str('tt, ?cendiUy.Aeo1?tic I ?I?i lixti in 11.0 (tOil) of of a ili.tunl Ico u1,r'uiser at c'Iiiit?li, liii' tlrruttO, ?O. they or the doutic,' c-anal't be ub?errrsl Al?n, itii1(ri(i el inuring tratillits of ci cry do-ri IS. 'II' italy ur i?l *?i i-tn1 ?, inhrinljnl('lY ?? tire ?? li?fiiCC CXiCCtilill (tub ?? unroll, ui in binurirt In its vurbfn'. ii(t((Cil, (WI ...