... EA-ST INDIA HOUSE. The Proprietors of East India Stock assembled yesterday in their Quarteily General Meeting. At twelve o'clock Sir GEORGE ABERCROMBIE ROBIN- SON took the Chair. The Minutes of the last Court feing read, The CHAIRMAN lid before the Court an Account of the several Sums paid luring the past year as Superannuation Al lowances to tile Company's Servants in England. The Annual ...

... LETTER TulE rililD TilE CHAIRMAN OF TII BOARD oF STIAMPSl T i0 TIIE RIGHT lION.TH1I-OS. WALLACE. Si R-Let it not bc for a moment Supposed, that in the proof I have already brought lorward of my Ion, conflict with the ruinous system of fraud which prevailes1 in the Stamp Department of Scotland, that I n)an to plead these services as a set-offagainst any acknowvle~lgtd subsequent failure in my ...

... THE MORNING CHROATICLE. I~~~~~~~~~~~~~ .- LONDON: 7'UESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1926. The Corn.Law campaign may be said to be now fairly opened. The Jandowners, as was to be expected, were first in the field. In East Kent there was a 1Ieet- ing a week or two ago, and if we are correctly informed, another MIeeting has since taken place at Sittingbourne, in West Kent. The Andover Meeting was to stir ...

... I . k1l N'D). Tilie Rev. \ltr. I!tlXx ki I tainiring Clatholic uniet t' In' di'trihiatetl lwI allIM sairptlions wats D)octor Mltrl)ay, the( (Catllodic Archili JDbljill. Oin till annlonneemoit of ~o~ifor Mulrrn~vV t;,,~ s~ticiu to bigotry in sono- (if tho-i' 'lift wholin IL~x(.t. 101(1 o)ccasion to colle Ill eiiiticto in LEaliiild 1..' lll ' condiillt, and liis vanerdl1 e c~ casitd iI.1 , I ...

... FOR 'SUDMUR'. e On Monday evening a Cicneral Meetion of the Freeholders of ; rSudbwry, resident in London, was held At the Angel and , Crewn, Whitechapel, for the purpose of considering what steps ought to be taken to prevent their new Representative, John Wilks, Esq., from sittine in the House of Commons. At about half-past eight o clock, Mr.JOHN DUCE was tcalled to the Chair, upon taking ...

... FKtANiFORTrSEP 1' 9.-Extract from the Oriental Spectator: t SNIYIINA, AUt. 18_-.(After the account of the measures taken by tbe French ColSIsl, ;-lh respect to the Oriental Spectittor, it ads)-The Editor is alreadY changed, and the last No. of the r; l8th August, is published under thedirection of another person. t The most ridiculous reports, anid tfe most absurd fables, have b been ...

... | PE LAbOUR oF NEGROPS A'.1) ' HOLMAS ILAIJUt | FRIa'eo MOODYs, 16tli 9th Month, J826. A passage in the Letter of thy fellow-labouirer, or twinself, A. 1B.,'' thle meaning wheree-f escaped tiiy attention, onl the first reading, argeti ine to address thee again wvithout delay, He sail liihat 1 at thoronvgh i nquiry iiito the quiestion of free- labour is to he, tuade, by Promise of his ...

... Si 10ine points of view, Brussels is a desirable re- e Iti a free capital, governed by equitable laws, and ;/rerl duriisix wootbs o} tbe year with the presence of a ;,I'd csnstitutioual Sovereign. It is not in every ile- i-lt soch a being as this can he net with. it is not in i ace0 here there are king; (and there is no lack of Ol u we see them personally inquiring into tile condi- `!Iivir ...

... ' I We yesterday ~inserted, 1from the i Second Editions Of The Du~iblinr Evening Post of saturdaly. a brief notice of the Meet-6 ing OtteNw ahlcAaoio *n Saturday last. We ni DO CoPY trom The C ubolin Assocratici Register of Monday a i'd Mnore amplJ~e Re art. RI NEW CATHOLIC ASSO0CIATr1ON. '11w~ A~srciatio utt on Saturday,' at three o'clock.-Tlhe i Rov. Mir. M'CORMICfi,P.P. Of N n Air. SH-ElL ...

... 1 Irani the LONDON 6t4ZETT~of TuesdayI, Sept. ('A'. WAR OFFICE, SEPT.25. The Right Hononrahla Lord Viscount Palmerston, bis .la- 3esty's Secretary at War, has appointed Lawrence Silivaii, Esq. to be his Deputy. 2d Regiment of Life Guards-Sir John Ogilvy, Bart. to Ihe Cornet and Sub-Lieitenatint, by purchase, vice Richard Henry Beaumonr, who retires. Royal Regiuenent of Horse Guards-Carporal ...

... ON TilE PIACTICAR LI'I'Voi MiH VALLTA\N(EL'S INVIEN- T(ION; & OF I -iE RENJ.\ i) RI D UtING ,,1 LtJ\WB Ill,LS. 'IN THE EDITOR OF Till-, iIN( CHIRONICLE1: Sint-1'errilt nin to notice anr acrol,t t ou It te i 4 en frimt Brighton Journal, of Air. Valiance's pteic~nt purut,min )II 1-1 fec tint a mittde of conveying passengers and w.)ds at aI at' which, to) numhers, is iticotiiprlehnsible. Ver- ...

... ABUSES IN SCO'TCH UNIVERSITIES, If the Commissioners really have the henour and usefulness tiC of the University at heart, they will feel it to be one of their l most imperative duties to purge it of those sinecure professor- to ships. which serve no earthly purpose but to give paltry ahia- to ries to a few individuals who generally do not need them, and I to bringacandal upon the whole ...