... p I LONDON AND NORTH-WESTERN ROALWAY. M -.BR. SAr.T'S.ANNUAL RNtEBTA1NMNTr ?? - Last evenirg, Mr. Samuts Salttbe tnager frthegooda department of the north-eastern division of the Lotsde and North-Western Railvlay, entertained to tea all the persons O employed under his managenen, together with their wives o and friends, within one of tbe railway arclbs of the linec o (No. 19), entered from ...

... ?? )rte :. : NOTIM iSO COkRESPRID:NDE ' A ox keIIN,..Neto teh.Hs etewllaloro t ' Saturdayy. B. C.-tat fanuary,;S01. - ?? (ONSTAlt R1AOE-1. : - cdi TtClA.I) ?? matter alludeillto ist regularj kth advoytisement* ?? rTHE SALFOR1 CATTLE MAMET. To t ie Ediitr ?? xe iincraancr :T'ices, Sir,-Allow ime'to'.suggetit. tihat'when the -iitborities of a Saliord have made the.removal of Cross:Lane Gstitle ...

... smip 111tell(gence. FRANCE. .the art! PAISa, SATURDnAY.-The debate on La Plato commenced otit in the Legislative Assembly yesterday. The question be fore Gel the assembly is a bill granting to government a credit. of 1,1K0000 francs, the amoun t of thle subsidy wvhich Frunce- agreed, in June, l~ I, to payutobte defenderso6f Monte Video ?? The committee to which the question was referred, ...

... ,Pitit of tfT3 VU0%5. a- a- 1-1 5 r5. 7 -. ?? B ?? -THE NE1 V YlA--lTS HOBOSCiPE. (frorm thei Spectator.) Born of revolution apd feaction, the new yar cannor but have a strange and e6veptful history. Some iort-on of its destiny is written in. the Past: how large a -irrion, unwritten, is awaited wsith anxious expectancy by ti- princes and peoples of Europe, lying on their arms h,! - much larger ...

... IR- - ROBERT L AN AIS T. ,: 8PR;ROBERT0 PEEL AND- HIS TEi4ANTSi ?? equanimity of Sir RoBhRT PEEL seems to havel been very slightly shaken by the great agricultural in Aerrmonstriltions which have been so rife .of Iate. I-li letter to the tenantry of Drayton Manor is a some- wbat cool, ,if not conteniptuous, ression of indifr i - ~ ~~eprsin ni-re g, ferenco to all theh frantic denunciations ...

... INCENDIARY DE STRUCTION OF FARIM PROPERTY.l toll_ ?? ?? Ad. . .. i - The inhabitants of Girton were, on Thursday night, shortly after eleven o'elock, aroused from their beds by the cry of fire. It was soon discovered that a fearful conflagration was raging in a barn on the premises of Mr. Elliot Smith, of Cambridge, his own propedty, and which comprise, as will be seen below, a verylarge ...

... I ' 0 TAE PREDICTED 'HJGH ?? 7PES. I 7d f:- ;-0 (Front, TeDatlo , News ofkT.Ida ; ) * (14cm gt/4 .Denl New~s qfMuAhn.y) Tuepeicino a Leagmingtoec gentlemen, that,.~ in co- fb seq eneof thle mooinbeing- ita perigee, thle tides would rise Ni to dsaitrous heights on Saturday and Sunday, bas not beeni in fulfilled. ;Nothing has occurred, son far% as can %be judged tel from sucli, -adview as: have ...

... ?? W.ACIJfF'rURAL INTEREST IN FRANCE. no . r 1 . - ?? - . 11 .! Thet,, of the revolution of February, 1848, were i l:e Nvorking classes of the French commu. T'lI enilpetliion fur labour, where employers were t tni' t work for more than immediate necessi- I thc class of labotuiers and workmen, in towns ,qtiti- ,,to tbt. deepest distress, bence projeets end plans ,. this class to comparative ...

... THE CORN' LAWS. tile Tt is a remarikable fact, anid one that-could not, perhaps. fro lie noticed at a time more fitting than the. present, that chii wheat-the staple food of this country, and which, more or I less, rules the Vrice of the rest-is now chenper than it has abc been at soy time during the last fourteen'years. froi The latest average price announced 'in the Gazette is api PdsOi. per ...

... Diotrict Nam ASRTON. Ta.RNrKSCIsrN1G SEBVICE AT Hynn.-TheOW nlcptJ Chapel having become too small to accommoda te EC X>e gregation, a-new chapel capable of seating one tl.OUS people was ercoted, and opened sir. years a-u A opening, a debt of nearly eleven hundred poulds r but by the united end persevering efforts of o-t 'Tr people, the wbole has bcen hononlrably disch.irged; iI ,ol Mfonday ...

... . , - ; I , v6treovoiMenct. TO RE&DERS AND CORREiSPONDEYJS . 6 W ?? been oblige, to withdraw a 'considerablle' amount of die. : ?? news, fromn Oldham, Rtoolidale, MAeoleslield, Asiton &ac. 0 wlich will, however, appear on Wednesday. . I. 9. ' B: kinD A WOiRINt: bAmi, 2Newton Heath.-Their lettors will l aipear on Wednesday next. d -A i abould-taire lg'] advice. ; - - -XrAereR TlecTOar Divosiox ...

... ADDRESS OF IRISH R S ENT S 2 y CHESTER TO MR. BRIGHT, M.p. - ;On Thursdaay evening, atsa large meeting of In' mien'res-dest iott7 Maichester, an address of c,., was presented to -Mr; BRIGHT, M1.P. ill estnEi1rj,,., hisable'aidvockcy of justice to Ireland, both i- out of Parlianent. The address and a full ae, ot'tho meeting willibe found elsewhere in our and wyill richly repay a perusal by all ...