... I ''LATESTIYNVWEW.S. ?? ' A W-.W ,W-B- - f t 11 it le 3- A af it to al it A in id re ly Ig he 3 01 Lig .es he 9 it Co.- M. is- JayG UQDYEVZNIue, OtO'kOB 3 Lord Lanudowno.wasito leave Paris on Sunday evening for London to bh present at a cabinet conub cin, the ministers ?? all sommoned for the purpose. FUN~DS, STOCK AND SHARE MARKET. English securities wereiteady intovne ind niatheaftoe- noon ...

... WT D WEST DEvRBY BOARD oF GUARDIANS.| e The weekly meeting of this board was hold on Wednes- n 0- day, at the West Derby workhouse, Mr. Joseph Harrison a Ad in the obair, and'the members present were-Messrs. h Ir- Lunt, G. Harrison, Abrahams, Wensley'Abase, Roskell, t, Tattersall, Medcalf, Craig, J. Birch, kirkus, Jeifreys, u-Dry, Ieyes, Badnall, Horsfall, MWGke, Owen, and J. h Davies. Cheques ...

... It is never too late to learn. Conservative A principles have been in and out of fashion for the til last twenty years, but they are only now being explained; and, among other things, we find out la for the first time that the Conservative decalogue b3 is written in scriptural words: Fear God; honour the king : Clothe the naked, feed the gl hungry, and preach the Gospel to the poor. er A ...

... R RAILWAY TRAFFIO RETURNS. . - - : : ; * *: 0 0 0 Milos. September. 1853. 1852. open Belfast and Ballyrnena ?? 24 . 787 689 .. 373 BirkenhoadLanc,& Chesh.Juno 25 ., 2285 .. 1992 ., 33 BristolandExeter . , 18.. . I 78 56 5079 84. Calodonian & Edinburgh & Glaegow 18 .16390 .15070 307 Chester and Holyhead @ ?? 2S 580692 .. 4560.. 10B Cork andBandon.24ndon. ,. . 24 247 153 20 Cork, Blackroock, ...

... HANDSOME TESTIMONIAL TO MRS. T. LITTLEDALE. PRESENTAT;1;O OF TilE SILVER CRADLE, Last evening, the splendid silver cradle, subscribed for by a number of the inhabitants of this borough, was pre- sented to Mrs. T. Littledale, at her residence, Highfield. The testimonial is intended to commemnorate, in fulfilmrent of an ancient legend, the birth of Clement St. George lRoyds, on the 8th of ...

... | M 1 (From our own Correspondent.) London, Thursday Evening. They manage these things better in France. When thoughtless, or, to speak the unpalatable truth, selfishly a thoughtful Laurence Sterne uttered this phrase, he eould hardly have foreseen the universality of use to which it was destined at the hands, or rather the lips of the thou- sands of Continentally travelled English grumblers ...

... Sle 'TiU WVEATHER.-Since our last there has been a be ;reat chainige in the weather. The atmosphere lias be- lea! conllic ulnusually cold for the season, and we have had hit beaiv ?? of hail, rain, and sleet, accompanied by pal high s inlds. The mornings and evenings are very col ,be allnt the d ,vs dull and cheerless. Winter appears to have the collie 'asdlcly upon us. 1 Mr. G;. V. Brooke, ...

... I TnE HAtVEST.-With the exception of the potato, nothing can be more satisfactory than the reports of all the crops, green and cereal; and as regards the pota- toes the accounts are contradictory. In Westmeath and Leitrim the last accounts say, the crop has suffered dread- fully from the ravages of the disease; at the same time it is admitted that the loss will not, according to present ...

... I ?? - Mr. Jons LzEAc, of Over Darwen, had last week a patent sealed for improvements in looms for weaving. SERMOtS AT Lowam CHAPEL.-On Sunday last, two sermons were preached in the above chapel; that in the afternoon by the Rev. Mr. Littler, of London, and that in the evening by the Rev. G. B. Johnson, of this town. Collections were made after each sermon in aid of the new school about to ...

... SUBSTANCE OF THE MY T TEEA CTERTAIN STAMP DUTIES, AND TO aRANT OT SIN LIEU THEREOF. A san) - ZOin Iu CW~*. -- LIEU THEBEOM t.ti I (qiromae 100110e'sinft thsu From and after the 10th day of October, 1853, thele several stampo duties now payable in Great Britain and I5~ Ireland respectively, for or in respiett Of the several bistru- ce metmtes n things. described in the schedule time to this act ...

... as Ig NEWCASTLE.-The following is the number of deaths:- id Sept. 25, cholera, 45; diarrheas, 1. Sept. 28, cholera, 53; d. diarrhosa, 3. Sept. 27, cholera, 85 ; diarrhmas, 2. Sept. 28, at cholera, 20; diarrhoea, 1. The total number of deaths from 3s cholera and diarrhoea in Newcastle during the present out- 8, break has been 1,301. In the same period (viz, the first 28 L.; days) during the ...

... NEWCASTLE.-The deaths on Thursday week, were :- se from cholera, 59; diarrhoea, 1: on Friday, from cholera, ti 63; diarrheas, 4: Saturday, from cholera, 72; diarrheas, 6: on Monday, from cholera, 4:; and diarrhcaa, 1 on ri Tuesday, from cholera, 35; and diarrhoea, 2: on Wed- di nesday, from cholera, 20; and diarrhma, 1. The total CE number of deaths from cholera and diarrhcea in New- castle ...