... SHIPWRECK OF THE. NEW YORK AND BOSTONl } ISTEAMER AtTLANTIC. STEAMER ATLANTIC. FOIITY LIVES LOST. r. The appalling wreck of tile new steamer Atlantic, in the rs sheltered waters of Lolng island Sound, has been the sad pre- id vailing topic ot conversationl and public interest for the last 29tJ d two or three days. The particulrs of her loss eupy, as you sre e- will find, severl columns of thle ...

... BIELPER POOR-LAW UNION. Onl Saturday last, the Guardians of the Belper Poor-law Union, with other gentlemen who have served that office, the medical officers,, &c., in number about fifty, dined together att Ithe house of Mr. Taylor, thle lied Lion Inn, Helpjer; FRANCIS - HuRT, Esq., in the chair. Thss custom has for somec years tbeen (with the ecponof tile last year) an annualnone, and P' ...

... CONSECRATION OF ST. STEPHlEN'S CIIRCII AT ' WOOD)VILLE, FORIAMERLY WOODEN-BOX . i In our last paper wye noticed the consecration of this cthlmr(1. I 1 In our last paper we noticed the consecration of this churh iih Onl tlhe 8th inst., erected by our to~vnman Mr. Bl. 1. Stevn, con sic(I and which is a chaste, handsome, Substantial and very appro- irestor, priate edifice. We give the following ...

... STATE OF, THE, COUNTRY.o DESS'TITUION-SALE OF AitMS-OUTRiAGES-NrOrLECT OF l3t TILLAGE. M10 The accounts received thiS week of the condition of the I'h peasantry ini every Part Of Ireland are of the most distressing wivl character-. The destitution VhIchI so generally prevailed has PilO been aggravated by the severity with whiich the winter 11a5 set 16 in, and the stocks of food are everywhere ...

... I ) Io I) Y, I ) dIX t Jl WED'I)NAESDAY', I)1:('l.UE 2?, IS46. ,I., A,, . - - - , C1 OtlU. ?? political In tcli of t tlttel y (lestItC, Ct'eigtelt c If the past Mete is ;Li r'rd lo O ll, ai r o I ?? I( fiit or-- , looie af.iirs-even ?? to Scere tihe pill- posc of' speculaiti 'I e h Iae b'ei) ruLiioiir. (o (IEsSelh~i f )S ith calbinet, anld sonie 5troIa ('e(li1 1- tions ljoble that the ...

... Under this title t'e followng passages fromr the Tinies, c placed in juxta-position, have becn printed for circulation ;- . TIEE 'lIMES AGAINST TliE'rL TIMES IN rAVOII OF C 0 CORN-LAWS, TIIHE CORN'-LAWS, , Froni the 7th to the 22nd . From Ortoher 28th to No- c r Ocober, 1846. vember 6th, IH4e6. r Y October 7th.- It becomes October 28thl.- - Is it right the first duty of the national to ' ...

... DERBY IMPioWvEmkeNT ACT. On Saturdav last-. I s niai . On Saturday last, i special Meeting of Commissioners under she thiscAct, sass heldeat the Gulldhall, Der-by, T1. P- BAISaiflGE, tra Esq., in the Chair, for the pcrasof conisidering thle further Th drainage of the town, and the means to beprovided for effect- etal ing Sthe saute, on The proceedings of thle committees since the last ?? by ...

... |I IRtLAND. STATE OF THE COUNTRY. CONTIS4URD SCARCITY-DIOIRGANIZATION OF SOCIETY. As the season advances, alarm increases in the south and vest of Ireland. The corn-stacks are diminishing, and it is feared that before many veeks large districts vill be left wholly dependlent on distant souces for supplies of food. Notwith- standing these apprehensions, and the high prices ruling in the Irish ...

... RAIL WAY INTELLIGENCE. SOUTH-EASTERN AND BiaiciITON.-Some move is expected to be made next week towards an amalgamation, or a peaceful arrangement, between these companies; not an amalgamation, we hope. It is not true, as we were informed ]lst week, that an interview had taken place between Mr. Peter Clarke iant Mr. Macgregor.-Herapatk's foutrpat MIDLAND RAILWAY.-A Correspondent writes--'Mr-. ...

... I I I TO ?? rTrA - a- TO THE r.DXTOorsO THE Dsrnry DIE55CU~y, Sir-As I do not address YOU anonrymously, I hope you will oblige Inc by inserting the following remark, in your next dF publication:- It appeasrs, from nadvertissmciats in the lesrofatwek i' tha tw ditint prtis ae intending to propose schemes for sthe better supply of thle town and suburbiswith water. I have tnot had the opportunity ...

... NOTTINGHAM, BOSTON, AND A3ERGATE RAILWAY. -1.1i ?? Vridav last RALLW&AI ?? An extraordinar general meeting 1w, F. N. Norton, at the Exchange mn, Nottinghaf, read Esq., in the Chair. e The advertisement calling the tg hing been by Mr. John Gough, the Secretary, er important that The Chairman observed that as it a witha little delay as the certificates of scrip should be issu l in acceding to ...

... THE LAST 1MAITSII MiRACLE. L' I .. J l l$ -. A - , . ?? . A letter dated Rome, Nov. 12, I'rvin L'Ath? Ch/eruel, giving nn accotuflt of a milacill[Me, cure, has bien inserted ili the 7'Jcblet, a iltrinailist weckly piailei*. Thle patient, Abbe Blaii- pill, a young.g 1.eiteli irsl olns-illry iost ihis voice, during two yeallS labours amoingsl tile nlegrors (if tile Isdaid of 'Burboil. lic ...