... | RIVAL RAILWAY PROJECTS FROM BEVERLEY TO YORK, viA MIARKET WEIGHTON. One of the most numerous and influentially attened . meetings of the inhabitants ofthis town whieh has been held for many years, took place on Mon1day last, at two p.m., in tile Guildball, when the Mayor, Thomas Sandwith, Esq., presided. t The meeti:g had been convened by his worship, in y compliance with a requisition ...

... ty ida y CHRISTIAN BURIAL AT THE MOUNT in CEMETERY. it TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. ty GENTLEMEN,-A few days ago I took a deceased relative It, to St. James's Cemetery to b ...

... I rtinvaws ..n -a- I I MINISTERS' MONEY-MOTION DEFEATED. The member for Cork, who has so closely iden- tified himself with this question, and wrought it out to a stage indicating success at no distant day, re- produced his motion on Monday night, which was Ilost by a majority of 46-the numbers for the mo- tion being 94, and against 140. Mr. Fagan intro- duced the motion in a temperate speech, ...

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... I THE FRENUAl EXPIRE, , PARTS, SUNDAY EVENIG.-Some sensation has been excited here to-day by an article in the Constitutionnel in o favour of monarchical institutions. The writer, in the course a of this article, enumerates the claims of past monarchies to public gratitude, and mentions among them the fact of all the French kings, whether intelligent or of limited intellect, having aimed at ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN. SIB-I perused with great pleasure, in the columns of the FREEMAN'S JOURNAL of this morning, some observations ex- pressive of your indignation at the appointment of Mr. Long to the Chief Clerkship of the Money Order Office in the Ge- neral Post-Office, over the heads of the thirty badly paid and hardly worked gentlemen, who form the staff of that most important ...

... THE FRENCH EMPIRE. PARIs, TUEsDAY EVENLNG.-Nothing positive has trans- pired about the recognition of the French Empire by the great Northern Courts. If we are to believe the Emancipa- gion of Brussels, there are difficulties in the way of the re- cognition which are likely to cause great delay; but, ac- cording to the Cologne Gazette, it may be every hour expected. It has been stated more ...

... IMPI1A&ERIAL. PARLIAMENT. I HtOUSE OF CO1lMONS-WEDNEsDAY, DEC. 29. The SPEAKER took the chair at twelve o'clock. On the motion of b1r. IIAYTER, it was ordered that the house at its rising adjourned until Friday next. On the motion of Mr. [l:AYT2TR new writs were ordered- For Wolverhiar pton in the room of Mr. Villiers, appointed Judge-Advocate-General. For Aylesbury in the room of Mr. Bethell, ...

... I E N RC E - NGID ?? THEL -RECENT HURARICANE IN BE GTANDi.0 ?? Accounts continue to. pour in from a nprt olathe oa~ttt detailing the dreadful effects both on sea ad ladoftle da hurricane of Christmas-;day and Sunday last, adding enor-, thre mously to the long~ list of catastrophes which. eppeared in. -I Wednesday's Ootrrnal. It is gratifying to observe, however, at I that they report a ...

... TUE CHAaS.-A'he SlTo~k S Fos: Ifouind will icet Ihi fly, ~riaythe 20th, at Ruslillroohe-hatl; oil Tuesay, he 2that Ijoniugtolc Fox ; on) Th'lulsday, the 30th, at Dentots Plumbers Anne; aon Saturley, Jan. 1, at mjsby Tollgate. Eace IfLY da t ablffnre II1. The Esec and Suiftolk Fox lounads meet ou 'umday, Dec. 21, at Little llentley-liall ; on Friday, thle 31st, tat Flowton Brook. Inachl day at ...

... HIEAl.Ill 0F TOWNS' ACT. PUBLIC MEETING AT IPSWICII. Yesterday, at twelve o'rlock, a meeting by requisi- tion to the Mayor, was held at the Corn Exchange, to consider and determine upon the propriety of plneing Ipawich under the operation of the Health of Toowns' Act. Tfhe excitement which has existed for some time upon the question, was further manifested by a large attendance of rtepayers-to ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIA1VBET. Believing thatanythingwi u e ?? mmons, wvth a sanse of the reelsharaeteT of tdee ghe f' ?ree, ex- nsa~~r.PazsssTAT ~ ~ ~ in AsSswmS re .1 in its consti- cite a sstroug desire to effect a a 9VieptR:hOOspear h lc htuton, we in~sert, after the name o feaen5grvs, tohebit- Yorwhich he sits, and the umbeiOfi' Cttb thein- ants, and registered elesto'rs, lrorithis witull boe ...