... EA. 1i?'ilJ( UA AL. anti Aatnurishock of eni earthilakrae 11 Us ove'art idryttxtrii~ivo lsntiii, . (!uarFiean Dll~rIii.i ti fltthvs!fat ( Ipp~ars to hlave oceurred ailmost simuluiaiv-'l v thrwm hout the ?? ?? tract of country which crnmlrehli ii thr_ tuwim. and --Scotstet tally DOL~,n .Shortly lifter tvo i;-e or lof-I' this mororinin .leen (,Wedblnrs~ay) wieiii~ielasbir i earth- )tlt 1uake, ...

... DREA DFUL FIR /, A ND SUPPOSED LOSS OF LIFE. This morning, between the hours of' twelve and one, a fire ota uost feartl character, by which it is suipposed one or two persotli ?? their lives, broke out nt 31, Caleraft- terrace, New-cut, Lanbeth, known as the Exhibition of Nature aid Art, the property of' a Mr. Fer~ uwssuni. From inquirlts inuad during thi tire, the reporter leartied from the ...

... TITl MOB2VLGAY (Il'tONI( ]LE. LONDON: FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1846. AVc really are not able to discover, in what is put fbrtlh by thc Liberal friends of Lord LINCOLN at Alancliester, any justification of the course they have taken in inviting that noble lord to contest the reprcsentation of the borough. The 11anchester Guardian of' Wednesday has a couple of articles on the subiject, but they ...

... TIlE MAUVIlITUS AFFAIR. IThe Comnnerce gives the foliowing, defence of r. Barbet Fo de Jouy's conduct at the hlauritius, but, it will be seen, S without int any respect dimiinishingig the grossness of tfb it inc gentleman's ?? : dei iMt. Barbet tie Jitoy has thought proper to quit his rest- riec dence, und thus anticipate tlie decision of the ministers, who, tile it is . aid, ;1 order not to ...

... SHIPWRECK of the NEW YORK and BOST01ON STEAMER ATLANTIC. FORTY LIVES LOST. We extract the sad detail of thle total loss of one of tire noblest steamers in the United States, from at New York d paper, received by th~' Acadia. The disaster occurred or' be the 12CGth nilt., thle day the Great Western left New York for s Liverpool, mnd whirli vessel herself felt tho storm 50 severely f that she ...

... THE, SMITHFIELD CLUB. I The anniversary meeting of the members ot this club was sheld yesterday morning, in the comlmittee-room at the . Bazaar, Baker-street. The attendance of atemberm was more than usually nn- fmerous. The Duke of IRichmond, president of the club, oc. cupied the chair ; and among those present we observed the Honourable 11. W. Wilson, Mr. P . Pusey, M.P., Mr. Jeonas tWebb, ...

... THF. EmpERORns VISarT TO THE ANTELOPE.- The following is a translation from the RiM Jornzal do Comnmercio of the 6lclat with which the Antelopc steanmer (whose return from Brazilwe noticed lately) was received at that port .- i RIO DE JANElIRO, OCT. 31, If16.-The Antelope screw steamer, which arrived from Liverpool on the 18th instant, will return thither the day after to-morrov, touch- ing at ...

... THE TEAT HOURS BILL. MANcrisywtP o xDA, Dix'. 28.- Yesterday (Stir.- day) at numerous meetingv of di-legrtea froin hie nirrtiull c- turliur districts of Lancashire, Yorkshire, Cheshire, anrd Decrbyshire, wats helri in a school-room, Great Aucots- street, in tfiN towno, and by ad journment tif the Woodinan's ?? public-house ,for the, purpose of considering, what steps Ware to be taken to ...

... MR11. SMIfrl7f O'BRlEYS LETTERS to the LANQDED PROPRIETORS of IRELAND. RAILWAYS .-L.TTE'R V. . Ai LounDS kxi) GiNTLnMENX-It has been stated upon authority, which appears to be official, that the snot expended by tib Itirllrd of Works in employment of tilm poor, under the Labour Act ot last session, laid under Mr. Labouichere's instructions,'' amnoun ted dutring the month of November to not ...

... AMERICAN A FFA IRS. NEW YORK, Nov. 26. As the Acadia, which leaves Boston December 1, vill probably arrive in England two days after the Great Western, and bring you my usual mincella- neous letter, I simply make up (to go by the Great Western) a brief summary of the Mexican news of the last ten days. It appears in such quantities, and in such loose and scattered shapes in the news- papers, ...

... I >'(1I}I:J j(j? IW1.YG. - (ht Ji'e,,ttth, .llillinit, by thle Ilse of' Sagar to a 1 nth 1I ?? Del Hirliadsioli, C. rihiil. ?? ui' prresefl tird ?? ive, of Ia ou'in.' t wic iiisaos soda hltgrail, pr jal~li rei a' i h' h itd t ite I demi Id,t Ieily ~ I oe I' ties fur thle conIuJ lntio toi UtIrulknild stirI si 1y ?? till our mark 1,ets, has eatwu a the o ?? thoiso legal wic v a'ilfly ...

... CIIANCEJRY OF LAA CASINRE. [The Worshipful Horace TWias, Q.C., Vice-Chancellor.] TiIUR8DAY, NOVEMBERI{S. FIELDINNG V. CLARSKE. Mr. Adams moved to dissolve un injunction obtained e.tc paefe bv Mr. Savainston, Q.C. Allr. Kenyou Parker, Q.C., and Mr. Townley Knowles, showed cause. It tappeared that the plaintiff, a maiden lady of fortune, had taken from the defefndants the lease of a house in ...