... As the enormous outlay going on to construct one g new railways is undoubtedly one of the main causes of 'lig the embarrassment in the commercial world, and is rhO t likely to prevent the country from recovering a8 it t/al d might otherwise do under the influence of a bountiful WIp e harvest, the movement of the Liverpeol Stock Ex- poe she ;t change to hiduce the Railway Companies to curtail ...

... F-' (From m7xe Pimes of Yesterday.) Yesterday a depuatation, consisting of Mr. D. Nesonl Mr. S. W0oods, Mr. Hlealey, and otenrs, deputed by the Liverpool Stock icharimge, waited on the chairmen and directori of tile piici-ai pal railway companies In accordance with the wiehee .of the entire members of the Liverpool StockExchangetoteks into coneideration the present state of railway property, ...

... I ;? .. 7- Oartifit ?? held 'at the Ship .Ion,on Sunday evening last, Mr h Stephenson 'in the ehfr, the following s tolotis 28: be That we~th members f. the Lad Companyand Na 1 I Cloud Chartr Aenoctatlon 'meeting atthe ship In, 'U.thi Biringamdeely egrt te utimlydeath of peer Dodson of leafod whose Trite and family baye been de. priyed oftheir natural protector bythe Inhuean conduct on of ...

... .Ar . WMaq(ot . lattlitaillM B1211oAALU.-At a numerous meeting of Chartists, beld- at the.Ship ?? on Sunday evening last, 2r Stephensonin .tre' ehhifr.-the following resolatiena were unzanimnousy adopted.' Moved' by. Ma' usseli, aeconded ,l4y Mr bankcs:', - ?? - . ; Ts'wethemonbesa of the Laud Company.,and Nsa tionalt Oanter AssociatIon, meeting at theship lun, Birmingham, deeply regret the ...

... w _ _ _ _ __7_ _ ?? _ ?? D&Atn Prou. HARD DRitnbaoste.-Befere MMr Iliggsa. coroner for the Ditschy of I[Aanasttv, at the Union Arms, Claphla, on Mr John pFothergill, aged -3, t gentlemnu of fortune. residing at 3. Goring-grOve, 'Wandsworth.road. For the lst, two years the tie- ceased was matauntly in a state of intoxication from drinking ardent spirits. Giza and-brandy 'wei his principAL Arink ...

... wamc news. lion THE GnAT BuTraIN A! IVnSrooOL.-ThO atele . o raph ainouned on Monday morning at an early DVe, tour that the Great Britain had passed Holyhead at de. five o'olock. Curiosity was at the highest pitoh to rem see her in the waters of the Merey once more. Ac- his cordingly at abost anon, the time she wan expected, t he the pier head3 became thronged with spectators. had Shortly ...

... AYID 3EAST-3EIDING TIDIES. YESTERDAY the Town Council conferred upon the Rev. GEORGE MOOR CARRICK, the Mastership of the Charter House. We believe few persons in the town will be found to deny the propriety of this choice. This general approval o is the more satisfactory, because undoubtedly the a office is one in the disposal of which the greatest t, care should be exercised. The duties are ...

... ,DS .AND THiIRSK RAILWAY. Thealfvearly meeting of the shareholders in this The and also a meeting of the 6 per cent. prefe- ?? J holders, were held at the Court-house, n ?? last. The meeting of the holders or the preferential shares was called for eleven ° P tohearthereport of the directors, and to clC,° resolutions ias might be agreed upon with a paetobrrY out, as far as the regulations of ...

... TO MESSRS. HIIBBS AND SELSBY. GENTLEMEN, ?? if it was not for your pressing and urgent of demand, I certainly should, even now, abstain pea from the publication of Mr Selsby's letter, but cies as you are anxious for it, you shaU not only den, have it, but the entire of your manifesto; and, although I might make some remarks in the you niae spirit in which that manifesto has been bou very ...

... ,Sntral Ius2;,s il ?? ?? i OeoxNIAm RAILWAT.-A portion of this rail- kii way, which is to unite bya western line London with r Edinburgh and Glasgow, wae opened last week with l ithe usual ceremonies. The part of the line now the iopen extends from Carlisle to Beatteek, a distance of old forty miles. The undertaking consists of a main to trunk line of 72f miles, from Carliale to Carnwarth, . ...

... THE TWO LOUIS.PHILIPPES. Ete who filcbes from me my good name Robs rse of that which not enriches him, And leaves me poor indeed ? Wo present our readers with the following amusing illustration of the above lines. ?? letter is a trans. lation of one addressed to the Editor of the 'Re. fortne':- SLs,-In the age of liberty in which we live, I had, hitherto, believed that we were permitted to ...

... 'TO THE POWERXOOVER OS 'ANO&SHIRE ?? the ?? 'of Abton, Stayb ge, andUlie' p southern division of Laneashire, haveben repsatedly P told by our erployers that the -priogzodUp e for coul not bhe give whilst thezpaaiiathno t them portion of the county were sonuelOwyOu. d Let meentreat your attentionto-the monements now b going on in the northern division, an. .te the nee- * Kty of anjirmediate ?? ...