The Express. — London, England, 1848-11-16 00:00:00

' ' • • , e*Ze/ 013 §OUTIT.EASTERN RAILWAY. REMOVAL el ItS,,TRICTION AGAINST OPENING the TGNIIIIDOZ LLS tad II ASTINGS *I ASHPOND see HASTINGS LIN NS: aIITIV t1.....1 ONANT .4 . CONPCIAtOIIY Poet' sad for Ka (VASE a LAMP; ALTIMATION of ROAD sad LIITUS: 'Tina ie,ATO. JI olit't IS toll GIVEN._ thet APPLICATION le la• z,,J t o 1, made PULLIAM MT le He *dug deka. for 1. 1 raf le • MI to weed sr alitd tend d as eel ... I n a n , meth year of the MN a i ber i =st MU*. WWI* Via Set t . au.l..ww the Booth *lda Ord*. _le sake a *., n.,,,, court*, Wet. tokla the Ike the MIM llifewsleS n TartAton. Lees, owl Hattikplailkwa am arderai." red* edit ode .4 be *fel fo r the OS Clewel* la Nu f:lFV.Per mew the rulvat Ly dal ad, ellithellell Se Ilw . a•ww wow 1 kw 112,,0r, A4iford dell Wee *a Ilat ...k. i . the mid NV to sabot* the leM c t oe t pee) to alter the lerek el the laddedlesee veleed ll.ll :on. at. fir =,:ltott.t. ott web tattle me* tweekehree etas me tea. re,. ,n, th, old, referred to la the lasbuiditaal Mi l e t we * of the Inatti.e.of the -WI refl.'s) , .llh the has ef kit j = a m .4 obtoal hottesohnt of the Iltlettkes. Lewis. 101 .... ii ilea waw..ew lease war lailh•Wi Ifirte. la the kr . not, 4 'tutees, wad er tho other of web Mieftu .....evitt am 111 Fr. In the NNW (re% Sad welea. VISA MIMS= wW be g ypily ell.le la the tevetai Lerida aLWlelddi sad Clusdaa to to iww county. .A., ~ ~,. isee.heihd by the *I bill le reCi era* du* a I, I to the sleigh MO lest& Mee el MO et hitjelflollllll yin used" Aa att to*** hilldflas. Lewd tae It= en , t . most. , sad a tidtwee OpmAtitreehlde. la die d Ilien ~ to ...1, or,l, is the t. 4110 el ice . Se met% OM as et att rof.wo. tt , s4w outiortad to he to. el le be model, the Sotottehaelere Ranee/ . ebel ir i awa re relhhe to row toi tales hi re leas 111111 ass. w 0.,,,,,,,,,...0 0. ' R es el a la th= e if ft. spe moo to arol /sew Erl •st the clam". leetsold he he iris tart Of Of HMI . 11..4.,% 1 10=1”.fea ki 11.a . ........20501 ilie NW 1 sa, Au. ho ee le dates bre wen ,i, I. lot at Heal* werkei -selle r lkesall @tail ider/A to la errata ad, owe sh• paw a n die rwarkt.l twigs NMI. weft WOW .11= 1,10 MO w ind toot fo .4 radii e ► • Ise She lellealefy of art hedu 4 . n ,„ .1..., it.rd w the 0111_1111 team* to. Cp f to alter 01l OW Llve levelt of de atregameeed twailitte hen to Ric for the ..toottoe .ca l prism theredeek, la or aear kcal of lye. b a ybymi.;. of Ily e the etzWesart. for st ale fieweileatly tad rril i ,V . ,2,lST, r oot " .l * se% meet le parehro td nLle cad hi.. SW the cr. 19 oentioalolos ot adreimid. di* rad *weilleres, a* the 0„.n.. 0 . o• to he putebeed as Wier Sid. sill h• Brit *Me Is the et! ttu.4, of Rte. *I s o al • intruded he de salkliklealltedleke did Netelleara imi") I"‘'.7artsakreehtb. lei" °Ube 6. :`;'``"%: for* te be 5ia.6 47 , I , wartroed eats sou ail e1ieb......- 1. r i zt:....... to the earalt el Ift•OWIIS. WOOS d liesta. ;,,,, it ~ ~... slot by the We IS le tietherbe de Sealk *led coeds to ountwee. W or agreeded, Ater NA tods la the ow* d St. ' al the dad} of Sem/. for the PIP* _d deer* le the • et the Was..bee awl .len of tb. G........b..,, Z:lintettlo of the tertAksue el the id* ef - ii,:Skell. earth. whet. ',p.c. I to the pool4no • o 8 sit Ad yr* la the leak *1 drossy pt ~ on of Me who of Mr *rat RIRIIIIII *laid "As Act cahe the *way bolere *lan s** 1 1 4 =C wht G reessiclo Rahway, are yAdea be edam ~ le alas *add le the $414 Mk* eilleelee Aelklbda >kdeea tAessey to crow dies% alter. et eldisalleellkw• I all tutb thrhpilte sada Jodi Walk. Illeels, sad ether eMruenm a INhott , Sr.**. rtmeare,._etwelZ .66 .ekee. eaWilelle. klewe t.ttloovo, ore tea..." ••• Se lap ef thew. a. 4 ~,o) he *wiry., Is at* W. 14 - - ilir. er elleP VIP We mg el the portostro anemia ,e 4 tt t i ....: i ntoneestrte sm elt si ll be 1%:: leitthelehil Ste& I Wet; %Awl f.,r " C we* pageers ibe eit eli mmi qra my mama tulle& ar Interfere try iii r im elkete ar to of tb to set to roarer other red eau..? 1.• sat_ l ekra l Sl rdatl r eas if thaidj t r le i t i l. " ‘S L ho nal ' ost .' to t o tee 4 , r Os priepeles ePer Ida Sleek . f ',Arena: to eta. tiara. wWWW••• to. Maw WSW fie MOW oflOteff Of IMMO. *I Bat he eseiplereof doh term' der werelet har dt raid tWS railway hoe Ilakidithe le Adfor4 s, Ilea la the GO V if Oeedlins *wed the pie* skssel. desist delude dresord to be INfed." ..11000 a ..... tlie or Ohms treea l lus tt i re . H. sad ries j =lerlway. es ‘—zeizajt of mw peen t it ves t'. e Inelf Wend se ffleplawg to le Ade , *eke beeped Lees WOWS, MI be aped* /able Seedidoa er Wm it Ish Jay of Nerwaberleellet. le* the Clerk rif He Pad* the al* et heren. et bee 'Meer : eld • eferY 4 2 1 WWI Of Oldi trrawl +Wawa se Maw te awed MOWN IS WW WS NW I.we sad* le be Seal* vlthy lwi ery ef eatb * ode *be te, aformed. MI he *di* ea es the floe nah am of 3 oten.lot *lad Ith ei =ptelei deft a* pleb* se fiellrely. at thetedepetike Ate wares la hereto heeher Ow% SW It bike liii . Ilitatfil bete mix poo ca ratssale ilealleaseent a *sad. cad , dberke. ed ef Heir rellellee — idejr our r.:ipm so be ed for .111100111,11 Mil or ems dead the tadeaseate et easeaddesi of died eardeleetlea antes. the wad perle al by re a of lied yrdied or to be append* atallelliteers moat fates 1 sane theme. awl the Mites/ Plell'a ' elf= met of Is,. •te: OS abs hr = vi lli u lflre. Pewlese or eddled.led to we. noontora. a* week or other soda and le aid rte and ...sane or emedelat swam oat* daddlag a t ten o r 1.M.0.1 hod*, Of =WM awkatitte aderbeffe Ow ...no+. oak tektites to the of doscs.bosis 0 ..,. 7 .1.,.. we the Cealkdet......rd to Mks toils tad kris in-in I. O lin (414.,0fti to ille she likta far se meg teamed popi b it, fie the pipettes thereat le ellrA mb el= 4 elrs• wed the t0... n sod prod*. of the edam* slre of th, s I tml dike/ tea** asetlead It* le le al, se -0, sl ado foaet,r* Ord* er to or bald * the loth owlets I' M k ief presweb we pi s lute lmn iPlo74 4 Wipplim tlikev.of r ye tett Ws. IT.. top 7,14 Vitt.. rap. el. lad dep. A* tend Tad_ eo 0, 70.1 VIA.. can. 44, lash Viet,dat. h_fle. h Ith *1 7lh Ttrt.. ow, U. It vs 7th Viet.. atm 62 mad sI, Tilt SO,. cap. IS, ith and Rd vicL, wee. At ant t.l, otb sad rd Viet. Me. la, lee 197. tad lee salt Tido ste. A 5,,, owl .4, ild sod Nth TM.. OWL XS Mid M. Meld lith Vat awe. 1.4 and UV. Deed this loth ,lay of Normotee n Ult TILLIARD. SONO. ad FREEMAN. tad loom,. MLIFIELD and TINI3LEY•ROAD.—EXTEIW SION of the TINSLEY mid DONCASTER TCRNPIII. AID .o PIIEFFIELD. NOTICE la HEREBY GIVEN. that APPLICATION le to he male to PARLIAMENT to the sett aeoloa rar let to tate and maintain a New Tommdb= to sasmerso at the we tern terrolnatton of the Tani sal thisphical. near the Piscine* Inn, le the tolry a ?Isiah In Ile pa h if n. , thertlSSO. to the Wan Riding of the awe of Yont. to Mod to . I eradiate at the bridge ono the Misr Dom, iff blot emeseely isnot the Lady's bags la Maimehl p of Wipiims lac its. at the loa th of Shelheld. In the said !MIMS. al be Pom from aT i ri, I C lido the anent earlobes tamale szbasomehlal. or Mons .1 liothertam,Teale+Corbrook. A acute . 'wall. lenthaele, I tea Riede... ash or ma Maw. all in the mid Wit Rel no, ito to to *aseptic Wiles ?We/ as 1004 , i*ler wane road to the leant of ihethad. Asa fO, laving that nano It b lateadtd he * 8 414 * Bowen t. awake silo the troatees of the ad Tholes aura nod. the Wain, read or onto Ina MD= SEW mown at the al wean temboathe ot the nesetho noel. in the mid loath* of = Ti e ma i i.i. illlgrillM Ilea to the old kap. Miled the Lades of Brightnie halos. which mid read se . through. htetheelailiFe=3 puma from. In. rough. or into tits mid mad ettraparon al or rhea ylacto Mina Wore OF thin Lad lo the saki act It le atm intended to tatopoilani t =liZ ad MansMansto nabs and 111**** SOM place of nod. menory Midge., culverts drains and inlealimonn . agas NS* other wan ash ea thee of road to diverge from the • s ad or Many t hoe. transferred se &knead, m At la the the town-hip of lingbalde Hecker. and to tenant by a mat a al natio; nod or What. at or mar Root. Weeks laths Eris Isgmkily• a..il which al Dew piece d road amid wefts all be Ina wh n/ w hile (het towable. And tt in she Maeda at lake peen to the old imam to widen the raid ailing reader ideorray. oo lo he trartfoned as sforsold. Is that part tag fawn Os plat there the titealiffe and Work,. novae nod jobs thou* ell* leg rued et hi.h.rty, sod a certain dwelling home oaths teeth ads if the .4,,1 ant or highway belonging to end occupied by Mr. /I** *161 , r, .lirgenS, the wait of which pales of toad at le he anal ei.itate within the aid townships of Atieralthe. mid Atter• ilk not areal. or ion ot them. And It Is robs laanded to Mho Eak o to the and uw,tass to retail sad midi& the .14 oak 7..1 , te,theay .0 to he transferred so stormak , lethor win the sew mete or eat. and the to be Mewed ell awsonsal Mho. culverts, Mhos em a me ba sear preps sub ot. the Ma thereof tonsistt " I = Ike to Übe la sad tie the al set to *Mite In . the medreelke sr= ..., ace 4 re.r al the cart to M Mama as skew mid sal the arks t are Wanes elan . s .6 „linalnl ram, !omelet's, ealmtaretilml or other Omen oe meteor thcmteeidt esteem ea he deleadoe eolith thimble lo herensfter roliesed : sma mho Is tithe yams IR ORIMPANN7 parctspe .4 loth ant hooey : cad thee to Wry art talk ssisl. 1 sal het, ma or rood ra orate ealthles ma r Os es Se ! ai t rada.m. le teshfcre4 Ned new pia 117 Mt IS turnertaely : sad she to alter le Olador,**l. or el• hanah cuspids. f en too - 1 sin to alter the eating Za. 181 ........** 11.01a .......... * X Ihenoonlea trem k lawn ask ..-- .... hige•hirn the Ithatiarth of * Nal thenthr baelebefore I Imekerthe et them yaw or cony ht the mild road I I ca Mart a ihetheld, re ether Node la teeithle te Ole& ao sloi to ei ofer .m the laid =him tho =I awn at me Merlin for effining the ol4ecte . and to eon sr istanah all night Oak ile a. , i ll of igi rldi woad la any engin hale or - oterfere slob the ailattlik Mall tk BA= Pan eel Pfkintek a id r thalielaiat Mil am .4 lan olgettu A Moo to Not old Inmate the thearbeshee._,....... ony ef River Der C t e nn Lel Vortaila ad OISIONDY. or van io sad Ilea to gagollbo a =t r olilli et wig thew tow* the rp.,...,510th wain math at prollarg mast b Itea4aSq tg le m t un t ar lei thath d elZ b e old leitiAnalekr.aphletar We le thr ge4" )o34 l 3l; the telt ri g a ratter II ea . letete r e i lleth .• ' 1 idearelid said ;ha. maim sad book tethezhn to =eh WI V a rna nobles together wall Mara. so I Is Ihs • I the tethit at oath we teak et kb able I=e. theelleita. =4.4 4: AM thole. le el. OW" th le blI l a to r e ct 11001.4 . . wens . mini asetweloa the cad her VI ail beak, ore. the Dee. at I. lair. Maw all neer V . 4 . thla thersOL owl maw that the lot Os noon A tloo woo: ear le all" et eseeterate le the Othe eth the tithe =tem the matted to take en vier ra l itreeee Meat* up **of eared Wore ei Tad*• T acite ther !gen's , bhitt the ti n erai tithe aw le the aelled te tele a ro b rei. Ve7eirig wet . he of boa an art. M Thal. 110,0 1 = IP % um . OZ Mi 1 j: r .,:; 1 41.. pi " giti, ,as ;Zeta the emetheetele teeth N t e Or eepeetwe thr amiA - hie. ewe see tomege. attlelmel le ea st.....meatt.sol act, • thy other of the anti berissitee ilitheeelet. Mt a k. Inteard by the tell met to alter, and. sad Ll.ll* he. In rive* sera Of the peas awl proaleker of i n s if j= the rib 'tar of the rim of gig George 111.. Eateleled " An Act askew eel to-database • morthible enst troth Shallahl to Tide . thee It ~ t hiker 04 the wean of Tit' end thee to eller. &thee mil ea h r.. le I. If .4 be. s. a r il .....• d th','"' 'At turn F l.: rem of an art bead ts the Mb year et ON WO 111 14 - i ii- - --- boak.l •As Aet for Nokia DlM._• flan .. r ill " W" . 4 _ st r u " nate of N ot. sariginie hem oii ----* - la U' llbst. tam eiteet of fain. Wean; a toomohip atkin ( ere man et Mk. aal 1-.4 oast orb relsag to the asnalha of the River *.". ''' t" 'h. omart of yomaton tioroof. pawed nonalvely Is lb. DO ea of the mat lea timo fal. the AA Taffell* Wi t °I kb' tkm, m ~,,, ... bawl)* por das err rapt leap • t. le Ith sass .1 Terationdheld la Oa lot al Id non ef Mon o of DM, Oemm Ith .k* , .*.. SSA * *IS trios of perllamet MY Of ne n0 . .4 the .4.111 e ntha only FN. awl ebo to anthil, eatee44 see SF i rewel r rllt=74 ahr"Mik the irlr*l N VOrll4 e r ie l** fertf . It e r i raz.n. t:: , * tjt , t‘ . Riell.. teetotal" As Ad to anitleantate toe thellittd, t•I Arr Lyre, and thaebreter Salm Ceent= l . ' 11 . 1 " ell all Ltao4a hire .1 unttlio. the Shefileki sad Lino Eltensios. lid , ( *.2 , siti GsSieti and nakeld Railway Catalog. rad the Orira ti" , e Cost.) where, the Mahout, eneneld.tad Linethatre Ism calm.. toy innsrpoiatol, and aloe - The lianebreee.ebillete. Ma L '' ,,,, ' OLsilsss*. and Mutant ad Lintels "Vacs Balk Fez and Choectielil and tithrhoreso Call A**lfr ada d A. ' 4 " rileaMP6eut t i%Ti l re. " l=r, eul asTrO u o,..te . P°."" , a - liir." " The touth feria ra. all sad Goa Act NM" al It t. ale i lto alter. amend. esteed, sad enhat. or alai imen .4 the sown and invitee. of an set pima la the setae Or Mina had la thaw and 6th ewe id the nige able ale Pee uma T rou ts - a Act A for rearing the Tamers Rosa fines baits . Ma to mans oaten ear Bar of road to saga tante with the aim MI le the that Rides et the seethe of Yolk- - Dated tha 4111 dm of Nowsmass, US W. F. MOTIA, Speutra. C1:11.1.01tILVIS HALIL—Ths - balsams rties 4 Bow tame imACAISAS OIL seeilik Ime lide to he =rate. oceline• Ile pew*. mats It to b Mot Whim erioiliaZ i .ha e** . 11e gemeeke el beilft viper, dike end the peeled ta oos hie. Geoid sod piohllt gild 000 e A ail sod Wier*, mod maim the t.. .t She Ilse Nub mammon .A__lseere et weekermieit . The genidoe hie Omer& _suer LANDs• 060 0 io the h. 61., la majleisho ieseel hi lew mai, doable doh no• r" l.l * "lb!** Poillooleee. at It. liattoulaides. sad il anima or W.% LANCASHIRE and YORKSHIRE RAILWAY. EXTENSION of ASHTON BRANCH of CLIFTON BRANCH end ABANDON /I ENT of PART of CLIFTON BRANCH EXTENSION; EXTENSION of TIME for Pt ICHASE of LANDS. REOVLATION of CAPITAL, eM AMENDMENT of ACM NOTICE IS HEREBY 011110 that APPLICATION le In tended to to Bede to PARLIAMENT to the met senkos for an act to alter. *MSC atoll, all Warm or to repeal scam of the use e s .bni ii and proM ell to r ee of the sennel mt. followtr i t u rettait , to . r The Manderter end Leed oot e s Act, 14)0 „" " The Man chester sod Leeds Rellrlss.Act. LOT '• The IlancleMer and Made Railway Act, ; The Mamemter sod Leeds Rams Act, IMI ." Me Masehairr sad lards Mims Me : ; "T e Plaiebener serl Lade Enßear Mt. No. 1, .1841 • " The Membeeter add lA•kb Itat. f, was ; chaster and Loci. Rams Act, IBM The Manchester and Lecile Railway Aetr, No. I. 11W%. " Mancheiter and Leeds Rafts, Ad, No. y. 1817;" " The Ilsraeleeter and Leeds Ration Art. No. 3. INT ;" The Ashton, Etna . and Live. loot Jam Hun Railway Act, 11444;" "The Mena. Mtlybsidge. en d Liverpool Smetana Relieves Act, 1315, "The Mairbiewit, Boltoo. and bury Cana all Rams Act. C "The Mosebseter, Bolton, and Bury lamll Ned MMus Act, 101 . "The Makehesser, Bohm, and turf Oral lad Maki - , Mi. KW ; "Tie liasiests4 Bolton. ant Burn Ceeel eel Relithey Mt lath :" - The limehmerr„ Bohm and Bury Casa ad Nalthieli het. No. I. BM:' "The Rembither. bailee, NA .sollisasermis sad Made Reel and ReiblegreAd. UM ;" •• The Rem iii.LW:" Theltheigithimdlthry Railway Act. ;' -TM i Rimy tie w =ihreter mid Lends Ratt WAct, ISM :" "The Jostler. liallwar Act, 1813;" • The I I udiesdat e rl roll= Jowl* sad Mem-baiter and Meth Railway, Ad. IMS ;" • The WM YAW Vnlon Railway. tet. Id* .• ' The Wakedelk Pontefract, and do Railway AM. eth ;" • The Makeikki. Paterrart. .1 lloole Railway Brands. Ad, UM: ' "Toe S Siegel& Porde:Bret, and Berth Railway and Pat of tioule Act. WC" " The thrinebreter and itoutimort Railway =lv.- -TA o I ikihme .... .. hetßailway Art, leiti :" - Thm re and Yorkshire . lithe ; • an aet sel In the thane of parliament WIT the daft sod tenth year. .4 the reign a her prement Mtheety,thelleisli "An Mt for vesting I. the Orand Junteien Rams Conway ail Si. Illsoebasboe eo4 Leeds Railway Coratherg. the Nortb Union Mathew. wed all the works, property. bed effects eggersiskeg thereto r es ad pared in the add melon of pea , normal*. Is the Math mid Beth Miro of the raga of her ii aunty. bald* " An Act tor moil* tog Dog and saw, )0:4 Compose Mhos end alm le seal, newsy to the York and North MMus& sr Xasettestoe sad Lob Mathew Commie., or ens of than pail le sealhoelso ale Mind addlikaal money by both or either ate BM mestiesed orimpanis. Pa Oro er other purpose:" an net pawnl la the add rasa iit palmonts held In the ninth and tenth Tem of the Hided Me =ld pia* Modiaty. intlithel - Au Art for anklet 0.11010 DSO el ve=tltie Ikea Riding .ill the county of celled York, to be lled • The Ba rn sley, Makeildd liiiddemdild. and (loon Itallwthi - VR and NorUx )11 , 11anti illull *M om Railway Art, IM. ; and ^ lasi Central BAUM, Mallon At, cote." And it Is prop eed by the said lalowlod a* toolablo the lonesaire and Yorkshire Railway Cammmy le ethheandieribrthe en eateuthe of the Ashton and draiyhridge of their milway, heretofore milled r ice the Ashton. Stallybritre. noll Potwar. Railway, to commas eit or sear the Minton. of the Adson awl Stolyheldire Branch Rae. my. at or near the town eg ,to the ilambeed division, la 1 the Meth of Ashtononelmlisne. In county of Lancaster. IMO 10 loursainate by a lumina MIR the Ileithersliell asel Manchester Railway. ha tho goad dirivith and *etaM meth vide of thainfordthriet. Is Btalyhridge oforreakl, ehiek. mid eaten. dm ling a rainy will tecco, l thronigh. Or Into. or be .ltiwA• Media the wend 'omelet* and extra parochial or ethic 6r i r:= l or wow ot than. that is In ray : Ashton. Salim, Illely i lidge. all lealeouttz grir r ci Le a l &Li' eempry Salim breach. as mho acid - Wa ge erthel ltinetlon Rail. way A l l, BM r meta se at or wog • wails occu. Manion tr nion ni.l. In the l to yast r Attiptionts, Lynn in tits yam ) of don pia et Os sabl Mitten, thelybridge. sad . referred le in the said last teetitksed i a tr terminate at the present terminus of the ont , l Ashton ma lima Rall: , 74t i ser som the own of tirlybriLee, le the assitioned di a* porta . which oilman .in gelded from, la. thew or or mit Within the soma pasha. wassails% and atm or sew plor a zt.. a .. . 2... ,...... of titan, lb. I. So ay: Alhawandwilagi assi Plalybridas. all In the coots of lawalor. Is also proposed bal u ss inv aid banded aa * mai it alit Lasalle pod Tateldro to saw ad mataNn easel* albs Cilia Prima a C = W rollway, to juaction wiat ilhe eal4 Cilia am* la the boainshilp =hi it MAD et Roden is the aid am* of l.anowner, al toasty-awe Ear a thonahaft gran ad so the westalZZlio point where I blii ,.... ensh mikes lama net tanipike read Manchester to asil Vs lemethate et or near to swift works. La the of Harrbsa Poi. E.g., In the lasereley. Is the meth of DOM Ore a forni • ism** med. Ma of the rid Cletus lima ainady aothrolad • wZ Betimmitlesed Mewled entowin all pass f 10. ..; .„„ 0ea,,,, oe be ritual. within Use avail poelass. teraips. '. or other plass following, or saw of thorn. that IN* EN: Clifton, lieeniey, Little Iliad Worthy. oill In it said 2; 1 4 laseather. Aim a branch railway, commend., by a Natio Joedoa with Us h► tended es amsion railway %say b.mirsml bd, on the oath s:warty Ade of a *retain mou In the townhip a ir emeley, la the porta. of De : A Z ii=eLlia misrule geld oiled Moreton Mom pert of thetheMey Ili unto. torrathlp of Wow Wel. in the Wish a mai.* sezg . : l 7 Paw lanai, there to form &junction with the gethay of fie and &gni tat nosiway, at the images anti * teadot baba railway win per Inia..ln. at Ives a be athia tho mar* sad wr a = Mess Moeda es Pal sot h. I tah mill &la tea : Ramo by Utile Halal awl warp . all lei tiso al nd M imi alio wawa by the aid ale= to lho l lhigs cad Tablas Lip Ocapry to is talroa and to nasal* sod patios a Oa alga at brach* the& railway as authorised to be opoolateled 1 Ellt ms all . ; Niztehrac jaM t . and Looli proof .R.?l , logy lel. N e ci t ni k..l/14?and 4 " . ' , o h e P ri rlo the is. a l of . IB 'het itial o r Ern i.. . viirleb portion sawed raw antis/reed to be male from, to, through, or into. or to be avant within the moral pundit townvivite, and extra termini or ether Owe. followime, or some of them. that is to MY . Peeler. DOM. Cithoe, end Manley, all la the mid county of t o AMin oleo by the mid act to extend the Um greeted by " The DOT/ kanway Act. lOW for nth comthelsom par nod anthorini to be taken under the peeselans a =fiet emetreettee of the branch or caimans Whim le at or sear the Intended tereinns of the Liverpool mil Dm 5 ....0. at or nine Lovelier., sad to tarmloote at or near tlx . i t and Key street, in Liverpool 11.ing the discribed in the mid sett within the toe ship Mic girsfila i grpri7 4 :l . 4 the mid I.anoear * intended act to Cllll , O er it 1 tit s os im sd Yorkshire Railway Company to raise addltilidag maga misers before mentlthed, or same a them 1. 1 Per OXklloo liabilities of the Company in rcf .... .. th e . 70 ma or-remain, and panther of a stat at II Ma Jemmies of tW mid mummy : and Mao t0 ...'' = . 74 Zr . d . y furthei and additional misers in reference to IBMs capital, the emotion and dinnbutioe of awn% = es lessy m a. and re Mau of chic. , (Melted or in az** Anil It Is prepared% tb m° 727lintended Oct to take power to alp mealier, at divert, whether temp eerily or permanently, ail alb taw sod ether roads awl highwals. Wirral.. tramways.= amithollimme, mil rivers within tM aforompl parbbe., to ealantheedid or other Oars, orionf i l b t . hon, an tt rarry oonMrooYoa dboerzn: iteMb = T,',Xy t i n , ' t , :e we ot either of than, It Is sio intended WOG and Act to take power. ter IM IA MIS by waspoldwa a otherwina Ii both mid baste for the wpm, mid alai* milways and walla gad to ala, vary, or en =Xand pelahops maliallt with such lands and i% SOY MOW Inigede et Interfere with the wad ow a the Me Inlesded railweysand works, mega et = . 171711 . 1 . 111. Ma 10 NW" saw rights and privileges.. and elm le Ivry al* man tad dui* Pa ea la royal of them al the aid b lended willwaps ail worts, and to confer emit enetheics. has the =fit ori aft, Mos. sad duties a. may he *avast ospoiloot ; ilo awa farther oc other mewed to the elithent. Illelsthillk ithkeilleetlon of the BIMn e e , and Intim, OW or haw abor to *MIN woo or In the of the andaed works ef the sal lorweiregal Yorkshire Railway Compae So Weems the log Wine*" owl charm., or moo of them tees.ew le busby further Oren, that tar p Maim ad settees of the Miami and works. and of M, laithr sod Mums pa to talwa for the impose thereof, together with both. of Mar as. es eitth *mi. siontthnleg the names of the comma or reputed emus. lass rreputed isms., and mermen of stets lands and hoes* awl dessibleit oath Bede end boss. retheetively. and • coth of WY noise. as yabitscil In the " London Gazette,' MU be deposited, on or balm WM* day of Nag/abet In the present gem, with the elmk 1 , of Ole pare far IM Goan* a laneasta. at his office la Preece; and thst • Mg iit no made ot Se rid piss omi t booth of ray rani a nada to tla Cad whir in or which the Lassamil ' Maw wad worts aro to he made. sad aamaOa ow *a as peallisil in the . pk i emits ' will , err ire the NH Pith am of Neembet. be l mz e dwitilbe anspeolia alls IM [tali dab of thone parish.. at a plows et abed& Awl notice is herby ye ni that swallow Is Wake le be mil* the Mil Inter= rewiring rase to In Ova be the tedd lammithe and Y emigre el MI pommels' or aim asw.wonents *posed uses news at sea el the thilliege or air property 'sliming le lo egg dßio peel** towneldp , or pain.te oe through which add newaps end worth et ney of ilens do or may pare or bo Main DARBIBIIIIII, Lgi IP A TAYLOR. doileitors, Menehater. Dated this tenth day of Nethimbeir. 1111. DDENBIGH and RHTDDLAN ROADS: EXTEND the TERM ALTERING end ENLARGI N G V r POWERS of the ACTS MARINO NEW TURNPIKE ROADS, to ALTER end IS WE the PRESENT ROAM to TARR POWLIIS for the CON NT PURCHASE of PRE MISES, and to VARY and REGULATE the TOLLS won the Kfilt NOT IL ICE ILS HEREBY GIVEN that APPLICATION le Inawded to be ode to PARLIAMENT In the nest swam tor lesm to hens Ina MR tat wterm nag allalmg end aibtrglact the peeren se as eat peon t o King Georredis ?MK Inladed mom the mad isadlag from Ws WA the town e , . • A N =and Gm thane to the 4 twra m eidget Ituthiand, in the crooks of DWI* end Md. and I vet wade be the /Airtime:ad year se his Me GOA, leset ro far se m tle tbe rowe .i.. itiez to to. said Es: tr. *r i ga,. sat ke5.9., , ,,tri,=,..5r= 'N o ~.../.4 ?.. ........., . L . r .....„...,,.... m . wad losh i n=les tweet Drieblal " " e and from thews le Ihe tores mad pert ee r X. p strr 117: vt....."Taft ~,- .1.3... "`""7"p=t".l2l rags M aid mobil et aa :wiz .11. 34. .. llowth, latilnied, - Aa An tor rnl n . Wein and wire t i teacerses iw v eg i oo we sete:f . te d Wilibi le od g Aeget a ar ten deneet:WarmAllbefonn , end pewee len seam atesm ial = II It Inwerled to Wind. la the he prow kr and Millialif MIMI UR MO. raft p l i ftgra . v. : imp= eseeds sedming hew. end teede-05t 5141...1 te seen amen es the top of MM. ma sta Mee yarn of Heenan end S tittnneislie id sr at; th. ". SM e Awn& Week ta the city of ant IA" ohne add nod on pre tesm_ .. _. M I dimwit or Me as sweral parbien tewsblien fr own pima folio that le to ow, Heflin rad lenteal. falls rat . rof s o me and L.llO and ReroPolyncin *entree sf itm. er some of thew of melt remit In eeramenn or mar dee pretest Wealoape se the tersailwroad at Illyddhus. sa d to tonnlinte at the, nes am& et the end if RIO At , Rhyl. and to Munn efts& the Galls Anne los. Is S AII af to the Packet 1. 4 . Slaw at Fond. one li mid intruded nod MS Pen , in, through, or into, the merging . town4ll4l places follow• inc, than I. to gay, natten. . Rumen. Crkwin, hmthtetion, Mends, Tee totewhip• or tome of them, Is a n web roads to erignmettee at ow awe lo pen& at thwilset end to Iseinishe • Wili the end Mott Vir,rtalu:=44 l l 11 111".11,1,111Xi Wilms from, Onaga i r lie swer ' S ' l ferl-hm, monthly% or 1 = F M c m 3 WM WelrosPiallbMillitiT, rmiottial •Il la the NW. of 2- Ikts leelsn tir mi taV a lle bleat PM ti te s t i , indented r hwun the ter . eeners ei r ' Tired= leni=eller Orem by said bill It le intent " tt=l a'that."TrafueMesnle thewriert;m4 Won to meet or In refract . f n o Wins gado via oteximper b We montrilowg hong went ~ pm Min and Minnie* therein eonialool, and to essfer other eanoption• MOW end privileas, and to kn.) , toil. upon or M ould. meet of the otweral sew tigniplt.rowan SO (0101p0Oed to be mob as af Duplicate new sad radon.. of wain several propwed new turnpike-row h. together with &Moot( referer iza llento. and sloi a mil of the w•ilew for tin t ui t i hill, published • London fluette," will he derneltol for pub lie Imbeciles to or the thirtieth clay of November, one *him and eight hendeed nee fertpeteht. nth the Clerk of the Perm for the s Dnendkathimilleeat Ituddmlstlemaid countr A tt l e Ft s tir (ire . t e mlf SM Pews for the coons se flint. at h• at lathe raid toasty, and erg •mg eg wenn& of the raid edwo .... now se relater to web oe re wrest M ar throng.' inn Ile made , eve& rood, Or 44 . an isethigil tw i g wade together with • gad • copy of Me Doeite lai be en sr Ws WY ad I maw =44 . 2 .frjeldese her. with the 4 ma wont et hie nopeethe nose of Omen-Dated die deg dowinion. snellonmaddahtbsnami and fartywnial. cium. woorn WYATT, ledeiter. Saint Lath. PERFECT FREEDOM from COUGHS in Tea Iftnetre ohm me le mewed by DD. LOCOCKS PC LMONIC I,IIZIIB. iv. the Rev. J. W Natalby. &dot of Hanover, Jamaica (teatimes —lise hew eared M en obstinate nod ditertedee etweb, ander wteeh I Weenie tor the het dem meethb by the ave a Lomeli* Delencede Rahn. I mice the Beaty of Othentag too t u ll e f.. U M W, 11001111 OM my feeds teselomy of Maly eflatM me 7 br means of Indneing Mom uno vibes se 1 tam 10 sooty to eo aye end electual • Tettes.rifligned. J. 'TAOIST." Dr. Lomat e 99 eters give MOM fend and a id cum of eathme. coughs. sad ell dbonder 9 of the breath sod Imp. ey ban a meet "MOM MOM Prim 1., 1•1 , .2, 9d., and Ile. per hnt. Agents. Ds Nes and C0..1. cy an . fleet-meet. Bold by WI medicine maws. I t 013rtSS 693.) LONDON, THURSDAY, NOV. 18, 1848. [THREEPENCE. READING, GUILDFORD, ..4 REIGATE RAILWAY.—{BRANCII to LONDON eig__SOCTII WEST ERN RAILWAY ; EXTENSION to °SLAT W - RN RAILWAY end lIIER KS and HANTS RAILWAY). NOTICE IS II Eit EBY GIVEN that APPLICATION IPlntestiod to le mete to PARLIA SIEN T In the neat boohoo form act to authorhe the Acadian. Gulldb ott. and Rebate Railway Company to make &Mach Railway of the lenoth of ere handredand fifty S.M.. mtlignorroorno.°' meeting by a junctl.L. with 'Achim of the Raclin;. 0 uildtord,and t wo Hallway, 4 at precut authorisai to be toads at a point ether. the two sett. numberod revectoely on the plans Moved to In the Hooding. Guilelfor,L and Reigate Railway Act. EMI, 66 and P. ie the relish of Farnborough, itt the county of Southsni mite, Mat a tort le one of mob acids near tholr MI union , nee from, In, through. or Into the eeveral 1 Plates township. and mat...parochial, dud ulna places following. or some of treat t est I. to say, Trehorough. in the county of Sumbenition. and Fo and All, In the county of SurreY. and terminating In the thapelry o Friroley, and parish of Allt, in the thotimentlooed aunty, by &junction with the main lined the London and South Menem Rathesy. at a point arson two hundred mediator the thud the rid railway over the river Blackwator. on the Lando,. side . And it lo also Mendel by etch propmed set to Whack* the Radios. Guildford, end Relate Hallway Company to make & Mime In eetom non of their odd railway, oammencing In or near a mirth geld, num bered 18, in the ferias of SL Lawns:toe. In the borough of Relyting. in the county of Redo, on the plane referred to I the Wmnitg. UMW; ford. and Reigate Railway Art. PIM. and tenotoling ill with or Pt. gag, is the rid borough end county, by • junction the line of the unit Worthro Rollwai. and With the line of the Hots and Hants Railway, or one of thorn, at or near thejunetion of such histmentionol ; width end extenolon railway win par from, in, through, or r i lti l % meal parishes., townships. end eatra-parocitial. and other Mir following, or some of then .that is to ay) Reading, the bomuth ; Saint Odr a, Reading ; Whitley, Stint Lawrooce, Reading l gr Ivy , Bailey. Theater Tilehart, and Southeot. had It I. intruksl by owls proposed sot to take POWeill 471 Sop up. M e lk c i e gb di w zr . t . tewgrL . ly or trunt i et it i . tu 74 s . lobe sad other roion . fir, an,. ..1 Hem wilt the ' nottomeniv.zl a yers une hr. t , osnoship., rig Mooi ng kift . 1! may warner, op to stop , tor, o r di for ten And his Wended by the NMI proposed act to Mak the said Com • ems to raise • r ural sum of looney for carrying Into off.sa the seven! ohloolsalorevaid tolsould any further mph& be required). and to • Moo by am p o f or agreement, land. and building for the PM mid proposed now works and to levy tolls rates and rol= input of the we thaw!, and to pant certatn exemptions from the pm- Ertel of cam tolls. rams, and .lutles 16 61 hremi with 1.. 7tt e d 1 1 1 :01 1 44 11 9 1 "1.11" r L I M A 666 • with...v. whkh would in stir mom , ImPede or lob *Oct. aforesaid, our say of them, sad to code Oh& AM Is lusty further given that nape, pkvis, snot sections tin =. 11.8 and I. vets of Nov veil propopl branch rail= . and the lands to be taken for the pu . togother with baron( reference to ouch laNl rports ll aria ins, I Of aislatorted Is the - Lori. Grotto," will be or • of holm the 31th day of November, In the tement yeer,_lollllll9 al el the Peace of the toasty of lawny. M hio ogee to Nerboireen. both. with the Clerk of the Petro.. the county of Rota elide Is Abbi, and with the Clerk PM county of Southounglok it kb In Whodunit ; and it of so couolt of such Oars. sodium and of rogerine• ao relate to the several parish. or eatis parodiel Otos In et thninah which the rid Intended works are proposed to ha onsig, VIM nigh • copy ef this notice se Incased in the - . Issiles 3 be depeented p as or before the rid 30th dm of Noesieher,s= In the new a pandits with the parhh r.to el sash 111116615 PP. =.4 . 6 ... tbeir re- peen wKh the ~ ob rotidenees ,„ , f and In sane tlseatiailabseeieitlar.. et hio And=nliended by the ro w propoird iset to golligirgiMOMlMl 1 . gpl add nasssiwtacelerg the prow t-lo ear SI, be.. Er 20=1/1 ." =:6=1;•7 11 0 , 11 4 t Phiana, on such lino. is the teriehm ... lie am* at taerrp. at or near Waterloo-PM" end to re thenatlcse rill 'aplomb end mateniences upon or trirgeted with such pert of the Csii iald raereny i ilesitiPtliVapitidr sod tr " r k et i virn i ta b il " ; t t l r li tet. . et tether Dm proprimon or Miser the nine twine of tho told mgeotholy to enter into &Pimento for the use of the MI Dow Arrow and COI.COICOMS by the raid Itmdlog, Guildford, song Relate Roiling Company, or other the pntielet es or I .4,1 foe Or Vise being of the sail Reading. ilidldfool. nod Reigate Roth., aid far no al Sigh and rates in respect thereof. And It d 1. abo ths ia 4=o i l t.„ 4,Nt. to e t ....l . de b firt y ilk o t. r .rs= r t :: , 3 . ....: . az i t eg fortire berg of the salt IsiXing. fluildfonl, end geleete way, to acr d. with Shah engine, and ammo, .. the line of the Great p h, g i Mown Rail Oxford end way and tho Iteeeral branches thereof, and the lines /of the gineloghom Railway. of the Oxford, Woreeder, and rot vatampton Railway, and of the Oxford and Ruohy Railway, end to WO the stalks. , and other works end comenionots ition or connected with the told Railways and to authorise the Reach,. tluildford, and Rtittito Hallway Company or other the mope...tom or assor for the time being. of the Rending, Ouildford, and Ittlinte Radom, and the Comicial," to whom soot 11thet ria..3), may romettirely tshont, or he 1011."1, to enter Into agremonto for the use of the raid hike, works, and cons Nattier repectirely. by the said Reading, Guildford, and Reigauo liallwxy Coto ItonY.Ote other this Proprietor. or lower of the raid thrling. Guildford, soot Reigate Railway and for the payment of WM noel mos In rmtect thereof. And it h Moo Mundial by the will Mil, to grant ...idiom from payment of tons, rates and dull., upon or In respect of the MI London and South WetRA Reihray. Grant Western Halloay. and the several hrentike theruof rowisettvely. Ilinolughtim an d Oxford Railway, Oxford. Worcester, and Wolvotatopton Rail way, and Oxford sad Rugby Railway, and to vary ouch tolls. Mr, and dialect and to confer, TM. and ettinewbh other right. sold privilege. In respect of such tolls. vans. and duties, and also In respect of Ur we of the Loudon and South. Wooten. Railway, Great Western Railway. and the several Munches thereof, ilinn i Mham and Oxford Railway, Oxford. Wo rc ester, and Wolverhampton way, and Oxbed and Rugg Railway remotively, wed of the several retioust, works, and enneenkrasonnected therewith respectively. hod It I. am mended by the 4444 proposol act to amend. on far as Ty...bliaecanry for the ismer* thereof, Um Reoline. Guildford, and Railway Act, 104.1. and the Reading, 000.1 ford, sod Relate Railway Anterhomit Act, 1617, end the soteral acts following, or route of them, MittMo to the Great Western Railway and the branches Mower, the litrin(notrm and Oxford Railway. the Orford. Wormoter, sad Wolverhampton Railway. the Oxford and MP, Ithilway. and the London and South Western Raglwat that I. to my) _local and peropual lera 6 6 0 Winans IP.. chapter Rh. ; 9 William I;., chapters 2t.,4, 7779;, 1 Victor* ebasier• 91, 92. 24 1141 26; 2 ktrirta, gm .. ; 3 Pletoeln. char 4T - ; 56 4 V elsepter4os ;4ls 5 Viet. to . l i tt w or It. ; 6 id' n 1 8 Vittlia d , l =74tr. l ; g i rr n titstor d lt i , t T emp! Ueda, 03, 166, ISt, 144, ISt IP), 191; V Vklorle, chapter 14 ; 9 1 19 Ineto4 l 6 chl644es 168. 161, 01, 239, cit. 270, 313, 315, Ms, 337. 3311. Pt), and pt; 10 It 11 Victoria. chapter 01. 72. 7 . lel. 101, 139,149, 151. 2N, sad 1143: 11 It 11 Victoria, SI, 17, 111. 135. 74, Ifit. Il i . P. 133. 90. and 131 ; 1A 6 WWiam 4, 1 . SC 1 VISO4II. &nine' 71; 3Y1 9 tar* chapter ZS ; 4 1 3 Victoria. chapters 1 sad 23; T an d Victoria. &Wen 63 awl IS; 0 k 9 t Munk Swiss 1611 186 ; 9 1 10 V chapters 252, 131. 174. 17S. 370, 173, and 391 ; 10 tli 11 Visor*. Al. jl3 145, 209. sad 144; n kII Vlis Win maples 86, P. rt. IP; 31 imam 111.. ataptar ma ..t •It Victor* chapter YU; 8 A 9 Victoria. chapter 93; 10 It 11 Victoria. =en 97. 96. 511. and SS •11 12 Victoria. chapter 5; II lO Vl9 I* ; 1 0 all tided... Milder 243; nod Ii kVictoria. Megke d irlDsted link Nov a MS. nt/IniSON. CONCAN EN, and NOYES. Etothiton for the MIL a, Llncolne.ina-deldp. C . 1 .. 111.A 1111 HISTORY OF 0 L4N I/. THREE HUNDRED AND ONE, STRAND.- I Th. Managers of 301, Mato& bet to mamma to the raring walls that they aro about funning • BAN KINI IMiTA BLISIIM be be caned the Ruing Joint 0 trek Itanking Company. arbigh, mobielkother advantages. will adord tacilitio of nt to rumbas of dr Slat ea also for tba dory of stakes for re sod,oolk , aSaa.v £O. An lallaintlal and mowed Dirsetory will be mahatma Abartly. THE PERFECT SUBSTITUTE for SILVER. — The REAL NICKEL SILVER , int ro duced n. years ago by LIAM 8. BURTON, when plated by Om patent process of Mime, 11111dagtos mad Co., h beyond all comiarison the very lied. article nett to !Lilly silver. that ean ha employed as =eh eithw ustfulllr or nommen. kagthamed tor 1 m Warily of the material Itself, =ilra s ti l l be sti character of i rdt ., .lol ils:ting.the puhlk hare • mix an tra that theme artkica are. to d sum& wear. noraansurably roperior to 1 ratca r be ramitted st any other house, white by no Wide tort can they lt.Wgr from real rilr cr. /Addle. Thread. HMO. Tr Sporina"rer down ........ lter. Tabk Torts. o Table Spoons. ...... • • Oh 40a. • • 6 e. • • If. „ Tar and coffee *Or. wallenr;esaillesOcks, ha, at proportionate prior Alt Linde of mpiating do. by the natant CHEMICALLY PURE NICEMT PLATED. Fiddle Trircadol Hlngh Pattern. Pattern. Pattern. Tads Itsroom and Porta full ism, par doses 12a. .. Da. .. Ma Daverthlitto mad ditto ... ......... ...... 10a. .. Da. .. IS. Tea Alto and ditto ditto. fa . Ile. 12.. Owl ditto . . . . .. A. .. tig Is. Detailed orMAWAW..rth grngisilaii, imi * lran me Of era/ Irt .44Bo rigsr7 article. rent (par palm tree. WILLIAM 8. BURTONV Date Lama sad Balm) rtock of wirer sal furnishing Ironmongery Is literally the larger in the world. and mo wn Invited to etli and Import it.-17, Osfordotrect (corner of erfmanareetl, sad No. 1. Nemoorintrect. Fotaldlehed In Wellman:et. 183). THE MOST APPROVE! ) STOVES.—Tbe de ...4 foe the CHUNK sod VERSA STOVVI (separately Ish=l6 alb enotirdem =tasted, sod monism having tern .44 le4 yap tict . llL ..... rda d er 12010, o ,.... m.. db anti the na usefln q mo t i.t framtv lilra — rimemed eielliers is recommanlinAtern It their swam, sad Wet I. Curbs tae hat Woe yeas they ha .a = peal auto= in Me holmoon of Me lona a TIAN= leaspinaire t t t i orghout k tae day .t a l m h t t : 4i teht tn z as ith =WPM i rd i katiosdl, portage ."'" free — .—Chuok, a nd lnn • Ve‘to. from L y stares far uarehooka. M.., from 1<? mob—Willem B.'hurtene Hibtoo seid leriont Sock or general furniatting ironmongery is Me Woe= Y the worn!. :uninurcholeresre inched to homed. IL-30. Osfordelmet, corner of N VlRlAll . 4ract : sod No. 1. N moms Myst lalakaliad fa Welber:era 1117 U. Jaycee latent Tear Isr PM eralad tag. MILNER'S PATENT STRONG WROUG HT IRON MOLD/ART" GOVERNMENT ROOK gad CAPH Gni sad CLOnETel.—Firere4etnet, ha intabsl esibevvivoliall eassMbig chambers. The arming atop In the world. with he. late and fseteslas, ?Illnere Patent ffirearalelleg Hook sad Plate Chats en I Hon*, of all ram 60 per east. : . elpsh i te the shore. In the large towns of the tramsfacturiog sad Markt* Milner* seas of the different thicknesses have boa bed** red boat, front one to twenty four hours by the dllw elm edentiffe and *sake/ readente , and In dearuetive lbw In whielt the books, cab, deeds, he.. In all the different is r as—strong Iron ores with drawers *kit end .lose clowns kith ieshM lesetleors Are proof wrought iron thantared safes kt. kc. —bseel bees beret IT mita, Militera ate. 4/// ding *ale there to the ire, ftlimee* enrol but. have dons their duty, ann brought out the seeks age hai. aablet within than uninjured. i Poe +sophist. ef off tiff. ease to ha heel se at foot. I 20.6 en of Milner eaten keep the books he., d lies above vodka' mese* Snow what Pre. Iron, and hoe* sae, as *a IP itm fr.:synthve homers of .team. aiwi the Mire:awe betwixt lad *Rag esnbustlhie wertals—Milner 0. Worts Lecberect sod Liverpool. Menrhorter • 37. riprine garde* Lade: leignate. ell: 4T Whiter:area* London Papal, Ms, Moms* street, OW. PUNCH! No. 381, for Stamped 4d Pols nu the Cotutttution. Chap ter VII . ♦ Patteruyateehlem for Youthful November 18, Pries lady! contra= : A Kindly Ciation to TreIAMPOTL Adrenominal Intelligence. Bright Redactions in tbc Venn , A =gni Talk. Traitors to the British Govern ..Candidetes. A QU1,1i.41 QuestionaMy An swered. Tbe Roy-al EssiAnns. Menem's Trusno, nt cribs Equity — Bar. • Palpable 3114ake. Oxford Mixture. Reeroations in Natural MAW. The MOreprerentel eity. ••TLerebq Ilan, a Tale." Ilan lull and tbe Hallway Witches. A Rio of Sun.blue L Athertbement. The Dragon s Blood Oranre Club. WITH SIXTEEN London Publirbed at the " — Went. -- Punchu ildfo to the Rae. the Earl of Grd The Ilona of. Monne'. Farb , more Frightened than Ilurt. Admiralty Fare. The Mire. iJuillen' In Lah..or. Whaterer Is the Matter with orner.Sluare • Further Ahm.oneut of the Testa thr Seethe. I LLnrift kTIONP. Pubcb fleet-Oreet Now reed,. Mice In IC salt cloth. nRNAMENTAL aid DOMESTIC POULTRY ; V their Matsu and Management By the Bev. EDIMND Sari Dixon, M.A., lector of Inwood with Beside'. The Birds treated of age : Domeatio Feel in ge. The Mark Dwelt The Golden awl Km Odom The Greythina Gems Hamburg Fowls The Odom Fowl The Whin Fronted or The Cuckoo Fowl The Spanish Fowl Dome The Brae Dan Fowl The :.iicekled Dorking' Tbs ." *Pi l ion The Larterened Fowl TheCoehin•ClanaFeel The Ted and It. eon. The Behind Fowl The Molar Feel reams Bantam Fawn Tye phement Mahiy The Whiter - Mau:Moe@ The Rumples Fool Fowl The Tame Dom The Silky and Negro The Dame Tool The Dernesie doom Fowl. The Mute Swan The Bernick doom The Ifdaled or Tries The Canada Goose The Brent Goose lend Feels. The Linden or Cape The Turk." The Pea Fold goldlrbed by James Matthews. at the oboe of the " Gardener , ' Chroalele and Agricultural fiamette," 6, tepee Wesingtonstmet, C. malarasa ; and mar be ordered et eay boakeeiler. on rumeiTeiei.iitli e7iel t7elies — e: la Fro7eW I. and IT,, THE HIM Me cc a h ENGLAND, from the ACOMISION of akin U. DS Timms Rultsolos LI•. Brown. NEW NOVEL. On Mondry may ha had Mt tee libraries, In 3 vols. pod Pre, T REVETHLAN. F. 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An article, which may be regarded an the mani festo of the moderate party on the subject of the pre sidency, appears in the Constitutionnel of this morn ing. We give it at length : We have indicated that there were only two candidates in presence, Gen. Cavaignac end Louis Bonaparte, and we have captained the motives which render impossible the candidature of Gen. Cavaiguac to the moderates. To conclude against the general was to conclude for his competitor, to abstain under such circumstances not being a nurse of good policy or patriotism. We think that the moderate suffrages will be concentrated on M. Louis Bonaparte. nal we approve this disposition of the moderate party. If the choice to be made bad depended on us alone, we should undoubtedly have preferred one of the eminent men whose known talents and experience might have been rendered useful in the services o: his c.suntry, but it must be acknow ledged that at the moment when the gratin of the candi• &stun arose, the greater part of the population had &heady decided in favour of Louis Napoleon. Vnen we speak of the moderate party, we must explain ourselves. We extend that designation to all citizens, enlightened or not, poor or rich, ouvrien or labourers, who, spread over all the surface of the country, profess ht great prin ciples on which society rests, and have determined decidedly on the maintenance of order, phygioal and moral, with all its essential conditions. Those innumerable citizens whom bad doctrines have not perverted or misled, liberal and conservative, as wince 'B9, form almost the whole of the country,—they are France itself. Now, it is certain that amongst those who cultivate the soil and work in the ateliers, a greet number had, in advance, adopted the candidature of Louis Bonaparte, by two almost instinctive sentiments, the remembrance of a great name, and the dmire of taking the government of the republic out of the hands of the minority which has held it tor eight months, in ord., that France should govern her self. Ia presence of this fact, there remained to us, who had to discuss the political question beton readers accustomed to judge soundly, and to contribute our share to form their definitive reeolution,—there remained two tonnes to take, either to propose a third candidate or to support that on whom a nniderable portion of the popula tion, prudent, and lovers of order, had already chosen. To endeavour to tarn to another candidate the nwaeross votes pledged to Louie Bonaparte was to attempt an impala:arty, according to the opinion of infernal men, who knew the state of the public mind in France. The o nlymalt obtained would have been the division of the moderate votes. The experience of the two last electir.e h ie t h eme t h e h u e d ee r. sighted the danger of such a dtmides. The least ineceaveni- ens would hare Wes this, that the election of preeldent could have been made without the moderates There was only one erne and politic vane to take, to accept the candidate already adopted be so many electors, and to concentrate on that candidate all the votes of the population lovers or order and of conservative principles of seciety. But here we I are met with the question, " Cannot General Cavaignac then be the candidate of the moderate party ?" No ; in our opinion it is impossible. We have always spoken of the per son of the general with the respect he deserves. We should be most cautious not to bestow on him a thousandth part of the insult that his friends do not cease to offer to the illus trious Marshal Bugeaud, his ancient chief, whose services, it must be allowed, efface all his. We place ourselvesabove all personal contest; we have other things of more importance to attend to. We will not then attack the person of General Cavaignae—we have often rendered justice to his conduct in June. We must rot, however, exaggerate the merit of any one individual ; we must remember tint society saved itself at that period by • powerful and courageous effort; men disappear, except those who so gloriously gave their lives in the vast movement of • country which rose to sure press civil war, and to presrve civilisatian. But we would not dwell to much on services rendered to the public peace. We say, to be president of the republic it is not enough only to fight. There are in the sta ff of France ten generals, who have the talent and energy necessary to put down insurrection if it should ever again show itself in Paris ; all wool be bound to expose their persons, and to devote I themselves to their country is danger. But to fight is not enough ; it is necessary to govern, and carry out a policy con formable to the wants and sentiment" of the country. Now we have seen, by four months of proof, that Gen. Cavaiense has no policil principles ; he has only sympathies. It would he possible to condemn the vacillation of his judg ment and the looseness of his principles. The impulsion of the national majority might guide him instead of fixed ideas and judgments formed, but unhappily all his sympathies are for that minority under whose yoke France has been for the lest eight months, and whose doc tnnes are so dangerous. Now, public op nien, excited on all tides, opposes itself to the expaasion of this system, so con wary to the essential principles of govzrnmena of states. But the flood is always ready to break out, if a flood-gate be opened. This, minority, more or less socialist, and who could, only a few weeks since, in a body, proclaim the droit au travail, has formed its opinion during thirty years of vio lent struggles against all constituted power, by the de nial of the conditions of order end of government, con verted into disorganising axioms and impracticable projects. We except a few persons, less advanced than the rest of the party in this dangerous course ; but the sympathies of General Cavaignae are, unhappily, with the whole of this minority wits govern France, and who desire to keep the direction of affairs. He is then, in the eyes of the oeuntry, th t ir:srmentative of this minority, whew doctrine alternately uses anarchy and dictatorship. Such is the (andantes, reason which set antes us from the candidate ship of General Cavaignac. His sympathies repulse our votes. Prance will not believe that she has a regular and liberal government until she shall have taken from this minority the direction of affairs. If the members who com pose it, and who voluntarily adopt the title of " Repub licains de la Vielle," loved themselves less than they loved the republic, they would bastes to deliver up into moderate hands the republic which was only founded en this condition. We not thus mask from desire of obtain ing power, for It is well known that cur friends do not wish it. Between the two only candidates in presence a choice must be made. We have chosen for M. Louis Bona , party, whom the republicsas of socialism, of the Mountain, of anarchy, of the dictatorship, attack in common and with an maws that justifies at once the preference of the mode- rate party. A question is raised here of potions' merit, and a comparison established between Prince Louie Napoleon and General Cavaignac. We could understand each Ques tion, if on the one side were one of the present candidate, and on the other one of the most eminent men of the man try, but we must he allowed to say without failing in that respect that we shall always hold for Gen. Cavaignac, that between the two candidates, lathe judge ent of unprejudiced there are no grounds for establishing these enormous of merit imagined by passion, but which are by cool reason. On this point the National will exclaim that we are not republicans. Under the last regime, to which we confess we were profoundly attached, the Journal des Debats often accused us in the ardour of its zeal of not being monarchical. We were not at that epoch penuaded to prove our devotion, and it may be easily con - ceavedthatwe are not dileceedto dnto-day what we would not de then. We will content ourselves with simply making one statement : it is that we ate inveriably . for the law ; we advise respect for it and always ourselves give the example. We respect then the constitution, and if it ever be v:olated it will not be by us. If the National locked round it, and read for example the manifesto of the Montagnards, it would then end a better opportunity of exercising its zeal in defence of the constitution which has just been voted. We advise him to think of it. But we have an unexpected ad versary in the Journal des Debuts itself. We were fre quently at variance with it under the last regime, we did hope to be better friends under this. A year since it was more monarchical than we, would it now be more republican ? We should have made no observation on its opinions if it had not criticised MIN. A last word, however. It ; believers itself to be is this case the organ of moderate men, we think it deceivee itself. We are certain that the most eminent men of the moderate party agree with us at this moment We add, with confidence, us to what relates to the retirement of Marshal Bugpaud, that that document has precisely the meaning we imputed to it. In the Assembly to-day nothing of general interest occurred. It was occupied with discussions as to the disposal of the three millions voted for relief of the operative classes. Affairs at the Bonne had little activity to-day. The decowvert is considerable, and prevents the making new progress for the present, because the sellers arrest, themselves, the quotations by repur chase. Projects to be discussed on Monday by the As sembly on the Treasury Bonds and savings banks de posits were much talked of at the Bourse to-day. One of the provincial journals of Lille gives the following narrative of conferences which the deputa tion of provincial journalists sent to Paris had with 1 the leading men, on the subject of the candidueship of the presidency : "The sat yesterday, and determined to op pose Gen. vaiguac to the last extremity, and to sustain with no lees energy the candidateship of Louis Bonaparte. The members present were MM. Bedeau, Berryer, and Thiers, yesterday morning, at the house of M. Louis Bonaparte. They communicated their matifesto to these statesmen, to obtain from them a categorical opinion. Observe that this manifesto said plainly that M. Cavaignac had incurred the suspicion of the moderate party for not having kept his promises —for having shackled the press—for having arbi trarily imprisoned the editor of La Preue, and, above all, that General Cavaignac ought abso lutely to be opposed a danger for the future. Bedeau said that he concurred in the views of the deputation. M. Berryer declared that the moderate party ought to support an honest republic, and, that precisely for that motive, they ought, without any difference of opinion, sacrifice, or rather repulse!. (this is the word he made use of) General Cayugas& He pro mined all his influence and that of his friends, in sup port of the candidature of M. Louis Bonaparte. Thies couversed a long time with the members of the deputation, who went to his house at ten o'clock in the evening. Ile was brilliant, bitter, nervous, with out pity . to those who have conducted affairs for the last eight months. " This is the situation," said he; " it is a road bordered by precipices and thorns. We have only, as the means of passing it, bad horses and broken-down carriages. At all events, let us get rid of the horses and carriages, end then boldly advance to get out of the abominable path provided for us by the National. Ido not believe the republic possible; but, enfin, since it appears imposed by Providence, let as submit. If it be prosperous, I will how to it. Besides, the majority of reasonable men do not wish to return to monarchy by the Boripart ists. I have been offered a portfolio, but have re fused, and my inteation is still to refuse some time." M. Thiers inquired particularly the opinions in the provinces. Ile was answered (and it appeared to alarm him) that the departments had an attitude calm and patient, but that an accident, a skirmish, a quarrel, • nothing, would induce the provinces to come en muse to Paris, and carry fire and bloodshed everywhere. " A stronger reason (replied M. Thiers) that we should ul rally round the cause of order, and that we adopt the candidateehip of Louis Napoleon, who at least is an honest man." 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RO\lE—A letter from Rome, of the 4th, states that some disturbances had taken place there, and that a* attempt had been made to burn down the quarts, in which the Jews reside, the riot being against that body. The troops were called out, and tranquillity was soon restored. GERMANY. IMPORTANT FROMBff,RI,IN.-LATEST FROM VIENNA. PRUSSIA.—The accounts from Berlin are to a late hour on the evening of the 13th ; and, though me actual collision had taken place, the utmost excite.. ment prevailed. General Wrangel had extended the time allowed to the Burgher Guard to deliver up their arms, and there was some indication that the government shrank from the adoption of rigorties measures. The people maintained a system of passim resistance : not an arrest had taken . place, and the troops were becoming wearied with incessant duty. The ball of the Schutren-gild was occupied by the military, without resistance, in the course of Monday. In the evening tie streets were crowded with group% each having its orator, but, whilst all of these de nounced ministers as enemies of the peep*, they invariable recommended an abstinence from violence. An immense crowd serenaded, with riotous shouts, the Stettin deputies lodged at the St. Petals. burg Hotel, and the latter returned the compliment with long speeches. As late as nine p.m., groups continued in the streets, but the people appeared te solved to avoid bringing on a contest Al! placards had been torn down by . the military, except one, which was allowed to remain, and this was ea address to the citizens, urging them to await patiently the decision of the province., and, should they lot in arms to the assistance of the capital, recommn& ing the people not to risk the blood and proper. ties of 400,000 inhabitants of Berlin for fifteen . . . millions of ungrateful provincials. When the last accounts were leaving Berlin, a proclamatica had just been issued by the town commandant. General Thiimen, declaring, that in consequence of the disregard paid by the people to the proclamation of General Wrangel, and the insults offered to the troops, notwithstanding their forbearance, the tart' should at once fire upon all parsons who attempted resistance, or i ersisted in assembling or remaining together, after being summoned to with draw. AUSTRIA..—We have letters from Vienna to the 11th inst.., from which we learn that the execution d Robert Blum, the well-known member of the Frank- ford Assembly, took place secretly, on the 9th, in • meadow jtud. outside Leopoldstadt. lle was she*. and, according to the Werner Zeiterrtg, "by sentence of a court-martial, the accused having himself come fessed that he had delivered inflammatory addressesamd taken up arms against the imperial troops." The official organ does not state who were his judges, the precise nature of the charges, or the manner of de fence, so that it is inferred no witnesses were ea- mined, and that the so-called confession may not have been made. Besides the repulse of the imperial troops — W Simonich, the Hungarians havo beaten another force, under Prince Lichtenstein. We have received the following from our own cor respondent: Vienna, Nov. 11.—tip to the day before yesterday, there appeared to be a disposition on all sides to heal, as speedily as possible the bleeding wounds of this distracted country. The military authorities were doily and almost hourly re laxing the severity of the state of siege ; the officers and their subordinates displayed much forbearance and eves courtesy in the execution of their duty ; and on the muter side there was not the slightest manifestation of to wards the troops, bivouacked in various parts of the city. In fact, numbers of civilians were often seem , in friendly intercourse with them, particularly in the eve ning, when, assembled round their watch-fires, in the com pany of their sub-officers, the Bohemian and &layman& soldiers sung in chorus the long and plaintive melodies ea their native lands. Now, however, there prevails the pain ful impression that the victorious imperialists, laying aside the moderation which they had at first displayed after the capture of the capital, are resolved to propitiate the manes of Lemberg and L,teur by the sacrifice elf numerous victims, and that the executions which here already taken place are merely the preludes numerous others. A species of reign of terror has set in— one, however, not devoid of the prospect, far less of the hope, of retaliation. All parties, imperialists as well as democrat; feel that the execution of Robert Blum is an event of which the results may be already, to a certain extent, clearly for um The intelligence of this mysterious and oeld-bloodid mention will be received with honer at Frankfort ; but it will not be easy to describe the sentiments and feelings it will evoke in Berlin. Whetter Windischgrats, in this execu tion, and is the aeleivuuent ones , _ acted entirely on hie owns responsibility, it is of course all but impossible just sow as ray; but it may be remarked that constant communications are kept up between Schonbrunn and Olmeits ; and it is scarcely possible that the eats of Robert B am, a prominent member of the Frankfort National Assembly, the deputy of an important commercial town, and one of the heads of a powerful political party in Germany, should not have been made a topic of consideration at the imperial court. I have begun to suspect, since my arrival in Vienna, that too much importance has been elsewhere attributed to the late outbreak itself in that capital. At the commencement of the disturbances, there were few who fought, and fewer still who hoped, that matters would be carried to the extent they reached; there was no definite idea of the object of the insurrection; there were no leaders, or rather too many I leaders—all pulling different ways ; the movement cannot be I termed an Austrian, much less a German one, for Polish and Hungarian tt elements" were conspicuously blended with it; nor can it be rightly denominated a democratic one, for. after all, the Croatians, whom the Viennese opposed, are he more democratise' in their principles, their tendeneka, and their demands, than the Magyars, with whom the Viennese sided. No anti-dynastic, no republican demonstration, wee intended ; and the whole affair may be set down, so far as its commencement is concerned, as a sudden ebullition of pops. j ar discontent at the weakness indecision, and tergiversa tions of the ministry with regard to Austria in general, and Hungary in particular. The conflict itself must be stripped of the gigantic pro portions with which it hu been inveeted. Neither the majority of the students nor of the national guards approved of it ; the deserters from the imperial army were infiueneed in their decision far more by the profuse bribes of rich Magyar aristocrats than by the love of popular principles; no attempt was made to oppose the junction of the imperial troops; up to the last moment the civic authorities endeavoured to bring about a pacific arrangement. It was only at the extremity that the Hungarians were invited by the Viennese to lend their aid ; the former, however, were too weak to afford any, and when the combat began in earnest, it differed but little from an ordinary barricade affair. The insurgents, however, fought bravely end desperately ; the lose of life has been greet, something like 900 altogether, and that of property immense. With respect to ministerial arrangements, it is understood at present that Stadion will shortly become the new presi dent of the council ; Schwareenberg, Minister of Fireign Affairs ; and Bed, Minister of Justi e. As governor of Trieste, or rather more properly of the so-celled Kustembusd, Stadion displayed much tact and moderation. It is united that he disapproved of the execution of Robert Blum, but there is some dough( on that point. I have been informed, on good authority, that the Diet, which was to have met en the 15th inst., in 'Eremite, will not be convoked until the Ist of Deeember. Several depu ties, however, have already proceeded thither, and many have resigned. The toen.oonnitil is almost exclusively occupied with the amelioration of the condition of the working classes. The imperialists, under General Simoniet have experienced • 'check at Tymau, and bees obliged* retreat to Goding. In the vicinity of the former place, th Hungarian army consisted of twenty-two squadrons o. hussars, four battalions of infantry, and two batteries. AU the troops that can be spared in Vienna will be sent to the seat of was in Bungs). Two battalions, with an ample supply of smeassitiee, left this morning. General Oorgsy has been appointed by Kostuth commanderin.chief of the Hungarian army, vice Moga, who has received serious if not fatal injuries by being thrown from his hoses during the skirmish at Selurechat. The report that Musenhanser was Mot yesterday was uetounded. It is believed that, as he acted under the endue of the town council, the sentence of death recorded against him will he communed to imprisonment for lite. A Pals, named Jelovic,was shot yesterday, by order of a oourt martial. He had not taken may active part in the insurrection sines the 25th ult. The Weimer Zeitsesig only gives the names of foreigners who have been executed, making no mention et the Austrians who have bees shot. Rumours are afloat to the effect that Windischgrats has asked perminion of the Russian government to tranepert the prisoners to Siberia, particularly the students wko have been taken. Foreign papers, en arriving in Vienna, are forwarded to Schonbrunn, where they are examined by the censors nomi nated by Prince Windischgrats, and withheld fTOIR the sub scribers if anything objectionable appears in them. Rua the Augsburg Gazette has been thus stopped more then MIL BELGIUM.—THk AFPAIS or RISQUO24I3 The pain of death, to which the prisoners in this affair were sentenced, hu been commuted to the penalty of perpetual imprigiomeat. The citadel of Huy is being prepared for their recepticm. EAST INDIA HOUSZ.—Yesterday a Court of Dine ton was held at the East India Hotta., when Capt. Stephen Lmbitiarton, LN., wes appointed laperinientient of tha Indian man. CaoLeza.—Yeattrday the following now eases were reported to the Board of' Health: Btepuep, I fatal; Lam beth, I ; Camberwell, 2 fatal ; Edinburgh, 19, 6 fa ~ Leith, 7, I fatal ; Haddington, I fatal ; theehm, I f i r Ai : total new own. 12, 11 fataL _ • 1 ! i 1 F I i l , i ' 1 i • • . 4 i • . ' I 1 1 ; 1 I 4 ; I • 1 ' 1 , I.• I . 1 r v . .... 2 i I 1 ' . ' \ I iII ;1 . . 1 , i 1...1 • . .., , ; 1 10 I 1 1 i 1 ~ I ' .i. !') I . 1 +. . 1 A A 1 j 1, ,1 I ~ , / ' 11 . ,4 , i 1 ' i ,i ii I. , 1 1 : ~. ''i:, :i 1 tol ~,, I 1 I 1 . 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