... ?? -I MANV5IESTII1,BUXTONi, MATLOCK, ANaf MIDLANDJUNCTION RAILWAY.-The directors on this line are putting every description of work, colunected with it, into an active state for commencement, and thus, 3y a proper and judicious manage- ment of the beginning, the completion of the line may be ex- pected earlier than first caolatcitd upon Mr. Stephenson has, in his selection of a resitlcnt ...

... THE FROZEN SIIP. n - ., - - s L- -.Al.11 nv A amt I~R IV 77O antwir One serene evening in the middle of August, 1775, Captain Warrens, the master of the Greenland, a whale ship, found himself becalmed amongst an immense number of icebergs, ,nd in about 77 deg. of north latitude. onl one side, at within a t ie mile of his vessel, these were of iunlfl55O5 height, and closely 11ly wiedged ...

... THE BISHOP OF LICIiFIELD'S ORDINATION. Tbefollowino vpntfl- -- , -. .. . -. The following gentlemen were ordained by the Lord Bishop Sir- of Lichfield, at E celeshall, on Sunday, the 20th Dec. - the trut RIESir.Ss. James Win. Brown, St. Bees College,.lil an John Win. ('alcOtt 'Berkeley Calcott, B. A., Trinity College, Thar Dublin, Wllr( Win. Hy. Leeper, B.C. L., Trinity Hall, Cambridge. ?? Jas ...

... TO THEt LAW CLERSS OP DUBIIN. It Sandymount, 23d December, 1846. B FELLrow-LABOTRrEeS-YGU have on several occasions, t when trying emergenoies required it, distinguished your- a selves for true nationality and generous feeling. I need not mention your prompt, spirited, and successful o efforts in November, 1843, on behalf of Repeal, when, in the teeth of tyranny, you met, enunciated bold ...

... 3;*uvu'al*l WVDNESDAY, December 30, 1846. in m fr it at te rc it Ii ft it tiI MEETING OF PARLIAsxENr.-It has been officially intimated, that Parliament will meet, for the despatch of business, on Tuesday the l9th of January. This is rather earlier than usual, but certainly not sooner than the critical state of public affairs, both fbreiga and domestic, seems to require. Of the state of Ireland ...

... DUBLIN, Dioc. -2,. IL V Filomt OUR C0RtAE8PO'\ DE-''T.1 NON-('tU'TIATTON OF THEl' LAND. - 1`1he followtino- mlemlorial to the -od-Letnn Was adopted at 'tile melfetingo of' thr' relief Comtti1ittee for thi upper hialf'-barony of LevIIN, coun1ty F io, on he 9thititant, ait the sugge'stion of' thle V'rv R1ev, the D~ean of Achonry, chairinati, In this doi- Y c('it en t a very alarinhiiig t'epro ...

... tion, i - ?? i DERBY MERCURY. WVEDNESDAY, D1ECEMBER 30, 1846. IGH H: .iH: It will be seen by an advertisement in our present - number, that the Annual General MAeeting of the 1 c *. n - a- - .- - . . . .. South Derbyshire Agricultural Protection Society s will be held in Derby, on Friday, the 8th January; and, as we are given to understand that the subject of c the repeal or non-repeal of ...

... dFGrTdgft Irtfutgetle. DPaie has been coibsiderably excited. this weekl~y a rumour that- o, Russia intends to complete the poliationl of -Poland. and that o01 Poland is about to be called New Russia, and iijcotpbF'hted uwith the empire of Russia. This a'eport etanatas fromi the Geflhis- VW papers. aind, whether well or ill founded. seemst iie t attention with th* recent violation of the ...

... X ,LABOUR E'B:'AT- ?? 1. ?? Tlie following additional ?? ?? holding rf extreordinary presentment sessions, appeared in ?? of last night:- tl Barony of Upper Orier, at Ballybot, on Friday, the fth day of January 1847. . CLARE.' r Barony of Corcomroe, at Ennistymon, on Monday, the v 11th day of January 1847. Barony of Ibricane, at Miltown Malbay, on Wednesday, t the 13th! day of January 1847. s ...

... I I - - - . - The following is the letter alluded to in the Treasury IMinute of the 1st of December; addressed to Colonel Jones by the Right Hon. R. More O'Ferralli-M.P. Dublin, 9thNovember, 1846. SIR-I address you, as first Commlisioner of Public Works, on a subject relating to the reproduotive 'employ- ment of the labouring classes, although the decision of the question' with which X shall ...

... SPAIN'. ?? now rcgaided as at settle'd tii' sfca ',cnidt'sid its Heti led (It his Iace, that th'e o.trssI1 hol3 together ti~l liie Cortes mfeet, f ~r'ts iil the elcticins have bi en c'viued, and thle creghj of lir'lics shsten, by thle ?? of thle - 1,Jl and other officersi of the Cong-ress, The respite ~~tiwill be employed in trying to patch up thle rdfabric, and forminht sucth iS iiew ...

... Panorama, Lficester-square.—Mr. ia practical of time aad space. During a half-boor's visit to his three panoramas, now view, you cin make your-clf acquainted with the Field of Stbraon, its landscape and its combatants; with Constantinople, its bluest of blue waters, and its noble scenery for miles around, both the European and the Asiatic side ; and with immortal Athens. The picture of the ...