... MATJ POPULI LEX suprxmA. The P4, orcd calls attention to the probability b and uncdhsirableness of the Prince of Wales- spending part of the approaching winter in .5sauie. The contract with the Red Sea and Indian t Toelegraphl Company has beeni signed by the e 0 ~~~t Lcirds of the Treasury, and the manufacture t of tle submarine cable is in rapid progress. lp'is hoped that the section from ...

... A M. AT vllt XR~AiROYDJ^Itx.,:AT HO'DSFRT I. ' A.meting of the eleptors . 'the boroug~h Of Hu~ddrfed was held on, Wedne-sday CO- needg-~Tht, forthpipseo F.1 - ?? : ? receiying from Edward Akroyd, Esq.,M.P.,fa~nonnt of t e1 hisftewardship. The. neeting was convenwdbyscirea . and the large and spacious lll*s ellimled' W.PCro . -land Es. ,the chairnian of Mr. 'kroyd'8 ?? pre ,sideJ , ,-i lr . The ...

... .1 - . , , to I r 6f The first nuleting of the niew council was held b yesterday in the council chamber of the Town Hall. the HisW orship the Mayor, Jaimes'Holmes, E]sq., pre. con aided, and there was a full council.. wELECTION OF MAYOR. yea WHis Worship the Mayor said the first business of ver iity the council was the election of mayor for the ensuing det eye.li a r. John Stewarb said lie ...

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... 3. THE FRENCH EMPIRE AND M. , )DE MOiNTALEMBERT. Urs . | Among the many reflections that crowd on l I the mind on reading the brief and disjointed i I memoranda which must stand to us in place no Iof a report of Al. de Montalembert's trial, RR perhaps the most important' are those' whichec the whole aflair suggests as to the tenure and no f prospects of Louis .Napoleon's empire. Impe- litL ...

... DEPARTURES FOR NOVEMBER From Preston, - To BLAOnCBURN, AOCiiNTos, BUBY M 6-O5 mieda 90 ll-0 L 1-45 4-5 56107 mixTk. --On sundays 7-80 ZL 2 i5 (*15 Aal 74 mix *94 4 Saturdays, ando Accrington only. )2 4 Sa - (°1 To BLACK BUN,BURNLEYCOLN > AxD LIzDf.-8-35 mix, 9-0, *11.0 M BRADPOnD mix. ?? Sundys: ~11O~f .-454.5, 5-10 *7.3! -i(i;A.rocoln ouniys, *7.3 . 2415 6-15AP ?? 'To Colne only.) 3X L564S5A ...

... is .PARLIAMEINTARY REFORM. ?? @; RY AN AV T.n D T'ny - I 5y ?? ?? . L , 7 Y AN OLD RA.I( .-The foliowiug GlIance at Parliamentary--Reform; -its progressi and present. position,'was given by Mr.Samuael iln' Bamf rd, .t a'dinner .held in complimant to him, at the thic' .&bi > l, Bury, on, Thrsday week; Thomas Grundy, e Jisq., in the, chair ?? I ..'When IVirSt commenced'thespublic advocaoy of ...

... CH dRISTY'&S MINSTREL4, * joy a aug is worth paying for.- There are tl nuany who, for such an exoitement, don't hesitate abou tthei g; he price ;for laughter. helps digestion,.sets the blood-in' circu-: 'ei 'lation, and makes us ai 'in better,'bumoux-.with Ahis'work- :a] his day world; - We- e fancy,- thatb thetimmorial Christy, f mng when he- first thdught!6f 'bRiign'togofbdr his ...

... cCOUrT, CoABINET, AND PERSONAL. .I i ?? , ith a H~er MN'esty's dinner pary on Tuesday, corn- ithai .rised -the Duchess of Kent, the rice of Wales, and the mus rcess of Leiningen, Lady Anna'M aria Dawson, Lord ?? Manners, the Right Hon. B. Disraeli Colonel the UP.oS Hon. R. Bruce, Colonel the on. A. N. a Lady Mary elate Hood, Major Meichoir (&rti~lery of the French Imperial dis. Guard),. Major ...

... I W m e __ - - I I 1 my-r. inths. force TO C. H. GREEN-OHw, ESQ., SECRETARY TO TEHS been SHIPOWNES' SOCIETY, NORTH SIIIELDS. .ttee's London, 17th November, 1858. ilians Dear Sir,-I have your note of the 13th instant, enclosing copy of requisition, signed by nearly five ith of hundred of my constituents, to the mayor of Tyne- nber. mouth, to call ameetingat the Town Hall, on Friday bland, the ...

... MR MALONEI RAYMOND'S FAREWELL. Last' evening, sn unusually large, although no'n ?? crowded, house assembled at the Theatre Royal; 'to r take a regretful farewell-of Mr. Raymond,. who made rd his last appearance in the character of an astor on Fe a1 the boards, ies Sir Lucius O'Trigger, in The Rivals, J. and as Mr. M'Shane in The Nervous Msan, in Ri d bobth of which he' was supported with ...

... LOUAD INTELLIGENCE-,. Ho~mERorATiil DissrnfsAu', 2, 'HAsRioau- Btre STREET,, MOUNT-VLEA5ANT.-The treasurer of 'the D~ liverpooil Hommcopatbie Dispensary begs to thank dut: the trustees Of thle late Istael Bne,'Rqof solo Liverpool for the Elui of £100, being 'a legacy L bequeathed to the above Charity. -J. J. EDeIAR, For, tresasuer. November 1, 185.we SEanuus A-CCIDENT.-Yesterday, a labourer, ...