... LONDON: TUAIDAY, NOVABMBERi 26, 18i9 The :simplicity, propriety, and, good taste of the terms in which her MAJESTY's declaration of her approaching marriage was conveyed, have, ?? believe, been generally ainired. -iistappolutett faction, however, sees everything through the medium of its own jaundiced condition. - Nothing can be right or good, true or beautiful, while the Tories are out. A ...

... 7HE MORNING CIRONICLE. LONDON: TUESDAY, OCTOBIRB 1, I8M9. Whatever success Lord BROUGHAM may have with the friends of education, in persuading them to surrender their principles and objects, and to put up with what would probably turn out to be the mere waste paper of a Church School Bill, we see no symptoms at present of his inducing the Anti- Educationists to perform their part of the ...

... PRESENTATION of the NEW SHERiFFS I in the COURT qf EXCHEQUER. Yesterday, agreeably to ancient custom, the newly- elected Sheriffs for the City of London and County of Middlesex were presented in the Court of Exchequer for her Majesty's approbation. Shortly before three o'clock the civic procession arrived at Westminster Hall, and proceeded to the Court of Ex- chequer in the usual state. The ...

... - - Very little progress has been made by the corm- mittee in this great work since our last notice.' At that time, our readers will recollect, the three plans to which the premiums had been awarded, and the five others in the class of merit, were-referred to Mr. Tite, the president of the Architectural Society, and Mr. George Smith, the surveyor of the Gresham committee, to recommend two or ...

... NEW POOR.LA -IVPARWIl :- ! O. k ME.VT DA W , ' . I -I A vestry mecting ofthe parish 0 t 5 held yesterday in the vestr-room toI a a rnte for the second quatrter. Tire o having been stated by Mr. Collier, the vsrY eri, Mr. BIOVILLE, one of the overseers, stated that from the call which had betn madle on himself and his brother over- tseers, by the board of'guardiuns, ndded to the police-rate and ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-TuUVRIDAY. ABOLITION OF TIHE NEGRO APPRENTICESHIIP SYSTEM. The Duke of WELLINGVTON, aving presentedlapetition prmying lor the abolition of t1e eppreaticeCSliP system on lthe istotinicuest next, wished to ask the noble and learned lord (Lord Itroueghan) wv1hat eourse h1e intended to pursue on this point, whethler lie meant to introduce a separate bill to aboltob the systemi, or ...

... LONDON: 7R IDA Y1. APRIL 14, 1837. In the HousE of LoaDs yesterday, the Irish MuDicipal Corporations Reform Bill, and several other Bills, were brought up from th! Commons. At a lite part of the I sitting the Irish Municipal Bill was, on the motion of Lord MELBOURNE, read a first time, and ordered to be read a second time on Tuesday, the 25th instant. The Duke of WELI.NGTON expressed a wish ...

... THE DISTRESS I.V SPIT ALFIELDS. Last night at seven o'clock a very numerous raeeting of the journeymen wearers was held at the Golden Hleart, Phiornix-street, Spitalfieldls, for the purpose of taking into consideration a statement made at a meeting held on the 4th Instant. The roso which was able to contain above aIO men, was completely filled, and some hnndreds were col- lected outside. Mr. ...

... ST.GEORGE'SSOUTHWARK The following is a copy of' a letter addressed by one of the uardias of the poor of St. George's, Snuthwairk, to Lord Jh Blackfriara-road, Feb. 7, 1837. MY LORD)-AS one of the guardians of the poor of the parish of St. George, Southwark, I cannot forbear intruding Ipon your lordship's valuable time for a few moments after the 'patc01hr of, Mr. D. W. Harvey, than which I ...

... MADRID, AUG. 13. LIROaM OUR OWN CORRES1ONDEINT.] Nothing of any importance has occurred here since I wrote ycsterday. The Queen's troops continue at Las ROZts, covering the road from tile Escurial to Madrid. The gucrillas ordered out by Mendez Vigo yesterday were unablc to discover the position or exact routc of the encmy. Some arc of opinion that they havc marched towards Somo Sicrra, about ...

... MORNING CHRONICLE OFFICE, Tuesdfzy Morning, Quarter-past Ten. We have jnst received the following election intelligence.- STATIE OF POLLS, ANID NAMLS OF IF.MBER. RETURNED. HIEREFORD, Two O'CLOCK.-Burr :371, ( live %3S4, Bid. dulph 3S37. IIERI:EORD, 3 (JO'L 1K.-Clive 3'I, IjildUlph 3%$, Burr 379. ?? VYcoMjtr.-IDflnourable R. S 6ith, (iI. Dash- wood, Esqj. CARDIFP.-J. Nicholl, Fsq. M AR.1nOUott. ...

... LI7TEGsI, ON. *- dy l fi ,ast thle annual IMneniig Ul lll VI :^gde y , bd s held in one of the collcge .lpr;te , brt,,, E ?? M.P., took the I He report of th2 council it appears frO is proceeding in its course of 0 rovement. 'l'he number of Ip lar imprv it0 u'aclied on the 17th ult. to 467 O! f mredicine, and 141 in that of arts. 'l'o 0 1school also an advance of 13 on l;ejunor announced last ...